My name is Kimberly

A tarot reading, or card reading, is an intuitive tool and practice that helps you explore a question or issue. I like to tell my clients that the cards represent their intuition and inner voice in a visual format. This method has been used for intuitive guidance since the 1400s and has been embraced by various cultures across Europe, Africa, South America, and the Middle East. The cards serve as a tool that can assist you in reflecting on potential answers and gaining insight into your life—whether in the past, present, or future.

Reiki, or energy healing, has been around for over 2,500 years and for good reason. We’re all made up of energy. Whether we know it or not, we share our energy with people and places, which means we absorb energy from the people and places we encounter that can be stuck in our bodies without our knowledge.

Things like past relationships, trauma, and pain can also be stored energy in your body that could lead to constant stress, anxiety, depression, and all sorts of lingering ailments. Reiki helps the body by removing and releasing all that stored energy naturally bringing the body to a state of calmness and relaxation.

Growing up with South American parents with Native American ancestral roots, I was born a healer. I grew up working with plant medicine, rituals, chanting, and energy cleansing through family traditions. However, I didn’t start my professional practice until 2018.

Since then, I’ve become a certified Reiki practitioner, trained in tarot/oracle card reading, read for events and metaphysical shops, and have worked with amazing mentors like Elena Swann, Sherrill Zucker, and Lindsay Mack.

Firstly, let me say that I understand where this question comes from. For millennia, we’ve been fed images of evil witches, scary shamans, and ghosts or demons possessing people into doing horrible things. The media has done a good job of distorting the true essence of spirituality, healing, and intuitive guidance.

But believe me, this is not what healers and practitioners do; far from it.

I ask that you consider this: do you think praying for love or money is evil? Do you think asking the Universe, God, or whatever higher power you align with for help is evil? Is finding happier and healthier ways of living your best life by trusting in yourself and your inner voice evil? I think not.

Regardless of your religion or spiritual practice, having a relationship with your intuition, your higher power, starts with developing a better and healthier relationship with yourself. And in no way is that evil.