What type of astrology do you practice?
I practice Hellenistic astrology, an ancient tradition that uses the tropical zodiac—based on Earth’s seasonal cycles—and whole sign houses. If you're used to apps like Co–Star or others that use different house systems, the placements in my readings may look a bit different.

Do I have to share my birth information?
For an astrology reading, an accurate birth time is essential. Without it, the chart will be less precise—but don’t worry! I can supplement the session with tarot to provide additional insight.

By default, I delete all birth data after our session. If I’d like to retain your anonymized chart for astrological research, I’ll always ask for your permission at the end of the reading.

What if I’m not sure about my birth time?
That’s totally fine—just let me know. I’ll ask a few questions at the beginning to help gauge how reliable the time might be. If we feel confident about it, we’ll move forward with the chart reading. If not, we can shift to a tarot-focused session instead. It’s up to you.

Astrology and Tarot Readings Are for Entertainment
In accordance with New York State guidelines, astrology and tarot readings are considered forms of entertainment. I respect this perspective. Insights offered through these practices are most valuable when they support—not replace—your own intuition and judgment.

Disclaimer
By booking a session, you acknowledge that I am not a licensed medical professional, therapist, or attorney, and therefore do not provide medical, legal, or financial advice. Astrology and tarot readings are not substitutes for professional counsel in any of these areas. The guidance offered in our session is open to interpretation and should be used at your discretion. All decisions and actions you take remain your sole responsibility.