by Theresa Reed | Oct 7, 2010 | Tarot, Tarot Business, Tarot Readers
The man sat across from me, arms folded, shaking his head. “I don’t see how that can happen” he said adamantly when the cards indicated a new love possibility and a new job or promotion. “Those cards are telling me that these new things are coming and I can’t...
by Theresa Reed | Oct 1, 2010 | Talkin' Tarot With, Tarot, Tarot Readers
Talkin’ Tarot With is a monthly feature designed to introduce my readers to different tarot readers from our wonderfully diverse community! Each month, I’ll be asking various tarot readers 3 questions about their tarot philosophy and style, plus pointing you to their...
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by Theresa Reed | Sep 19, 2010 | Deck Reviews, Tarot, The Deck And Book Nook
I’ll admit to being one of those people who likes to stick with what I consider to be tried and true. For example, if I need a pair of shoes, I will usually hit Birkenstocks and purchase the same clogs that I have worn for years. I know what fits and what works for...
by Theresa Reed | Sep 8, 2010 | Tarot, Tarot Business, Tarot Readers, Tarot Reading
Most people call a tarot reader to get a glimpse of the future. Yet the husky voiced woman on the other end of the line insisted that she wanted me to “tell her details about her past”. Puzzled by this odd request, I asked her why she would want such a thing. It...
by Theresa Reed | Aug 24, 2010 | Deck Reviews, Tarot, The Deck And Book Nook
The Paulina Tarot is one of those decks I had high hopes for but unfortunately for me, this one fell a bit short. Paulina Cassidy is a remarkable artist and her talent shines through in this deck – but that being said, I found this deck to be utterly impossible...
I’m Theresa Reed (aka, The Tarot Lady). I’ve been a full-time tarot reader for 30+ years — which, in my industry, makes me pretty badass.
I’m definitely not your average Tarot expert — I drop the F-bomb, I quote rappers, and I’m obsessed with pop culture. Folks come to me for straight-talk + tough-love — without the woo-woo fluff. 
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