Tarot by Roen
From the candlelit tables of Renaissance Italy to the soft glow of a modern reading cloth, Tarot has long been a mirror held up to the spirit. For Roen, the cards are neither fortune nor fiction but a living language—a way for the unseen to find words. When a card is drawn, it does not dictate the future; it illuminates the present, revealing the subtle currents already shaping the path ahead.
The story of Tarot began as a simple game of nobility, tarocchi, but the symbols themselves were never simple. Within the Fool’s journey and the wisdom of the suits, mystics recognized a map of consciousness—a dialogue between the soul and the cosmos. By the time occult philosophers of the eighteenth century began decoding its imagery, Tarot had already become something far greater than play: it had become practice.
Roen approaches Tarot as both scholar and empath. Her readings are an act of listening—each card a tone, each spread a melody in the language of archetypes. The High Priestess whispers of intuition, The Star restores hope, and The Tower reminds us that even endings are teachers. Yet she cautions that the cards do not command; they reflect. What they show is not a sentence, but an invitation to clarity.
Ethics are the cornerstone of Roen’s craft. She does not read without consent, nor offer guidance unasked. She believes the Tarot must never be used to sway or to frighten, only to awaken. In a world where charlatans twist the sacred into spectacle, she keeps her practice grounded in truth and care. Her role is not to impress, but to interpret—to help the seeker see their own wisdom refracted through symbol.
In her hands, Tarot is both ritual and revelation: an intimate conversation between seeker and soul, a communion with the divine imagination. Whether drawn for healing, reflection, or decision-making, the cards serve as luminous companions on the path toward self-understanding.
To Roen, belief in Tarot is not submission to fate—it is an act of trust in meaning. The cards speak because we are listening. And within their symbols, we find the same message whispered through time: the future is not fixed; it is unfolding, one choice, one insight, one card at a time.
Before each reading, Roen grounds herself in stillness—breathing, centering, and releasing any noise that does not serve the moment. She cleanses her space with smoke or sound, lights a single candle, and passes her hands over the deck to awaken its quiet energy. Each session begins with a silent invocation of protection and truth, calling for clarity rather than control. Her intuition does not override the symbolism; it moves alongside it, translating the emotional and energetic undercurrents that rise through the spread. When the cards are laid, she listens—to their imagery, to her own empathic impressions, and to the subtle dialogue that forms between seeker, reader, and spirit. In this way, her craft becomes a sacred conversation: balanced, luminous, and grounded in care.
