Open Letters
What I write between one session and the next.
Notes on what turns up on the table: what the cards do, what they don't, and what tends to sit underneath the questions that arrive here.
The cards don't say what will happen. They help name what may already be in you — and you're the one who recognises it.
— Cris Astrall
What does this stir in you?
This week's line
Every letter leaves a card you can take with you.
Each piece becomes a square image, in the same format I post on Instagram. Save it, share it, send it to whoever needs to read it.
Self-knowledge
When the unease hasn't become a question yet
On putting the conversation off because you have nothing concrete to ask — and on how the question tends to form mid-sentence, not before it.
6 July 2026 · 3 min read
Tarot
The dreaded cards foretell nothing
Death, the Tower and the Devil frighten people because tarot has been sold as a verdict. Here they turn up as a caption for something that already exists: a cycle ending, a shaky structure, attachment.
22 June 2026 · 4 min read
Starting over somewhere else
You changed your address, not the question
You change your address and keep the same questions — but now without the people who used to help you look at them.
8 June 2026 · 4 min read
Reading helps. Talking helps more.
If one of these stayed with you, that's usually a sign there's something to look at.