
From a very young age, I experienced time intuitively rather than abstractly. As a small child, I could feel when shifts were approaching in my life; often months in advance. These weren’t thoughts or worries, but a clear internal knowing that something was about to change.
By the time I was around 10 or 11 years old, that felt sense became visual. I began to see time as an oval suspended in space: a continuous loop rather than a straight line. Along this oval, I noticed flashes of light. These flashes marked points where a shift would occur: emotionally, relationally, perceptually, or directionally.
At the time, I didn’t have language for what I was seeing. What I did have was curiosity. I started pulling out old calendars and circling dates that corresponded to where those flashes appeared along the oval. Sometimes they were weeks away, sometimes months. Over time, I began to notice a pattern: when I looked back, the shifts always aligned with what I had marked.
That early habit, paying attention, tracking, and verifying...became foundational.
As I grew older, I began studying tarot, not as a predictive tool, but as a way to better understand what those shifts might ask of me. Tarot gave me structure and language to interpret the changes I was already sensing, particularly in terms of choice, growth, and alignment.
Eventually, this perception expanded beyond my own life. I began to see timelines in others (now more egg-shaped than oval) again suspended in space, with flashes of light marking points of intensity and change. These points are not dependent on someone’s decisions; they are convergent moments where something meaningful is likely to occur. The nature of the shift can vary from subtle perspective changes to major life events, but the timing itself is consistent.
This is the foundation of my Timeline Readings.
In a reading, I use tarot to contextualize what is already present along a person’s timeline: past experiences that influence the present, and upcoming points of change that may benefit from awareness and preparation. The cards don’t create the information; they help interpret it, offering guidance on how to meet these moments with clarity and integrity.
I record all Timeline Readings and encourage clients to revisit them. Over time, many find that the shifts we discussed unfold exactly as described. This consistency is why I continue to offer this work. It has proven to be a meaningful tool for insight, preparation, and self-trust.
This work is not something I stumbled into, it is the through-line of my life.
I’ve been on a lifelong path of discovery, observation, and practice, refining this perception through experience rather than instruction. There were no guides, no frameworks, and no easy references available to me early on. Everything had to be learned through attention, discernment, and lived results.
What came naturally to me wasn’t always understood by the world around me, and I learned early how to move carefully, quietly, and responsibly with what I could perceive. That process shaped not only how I work, but why I work the way I do: with integrity, grounding, and respect for individual agency.
This isn’t something I arrived at recently. It’s a way of perceiving time and change that I’ve been aware of since childhood, refined through decades of observation, practice, and lived experience.
A timeline is not about predicting your future.
It’s about understanding the moments where choice, awareness, and growth matter most.
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