Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts

Monday, 18 November 2013

Getting busy

Well, the busy season begins. Usually I do three or four live readings a week and about the same number of postal readings, but it's hotting up big time now as people look for an unusual Christmas or Yule present for a special person. Today I have done a live reading, posted out two palm print kits and written up three readings. I am getting to know the post office folk in Marple, Whaley Bridge and  Stockport! 
This is what a palm print kit looks like, I can send it to you to pass on or send it direct to a recipient. It contains an inking kit, instructions, a questionnaire and a SAE. Simply take a palm print, fill in the questionnaire and pop in the enclosed SAE, I will then write up the reading and post it back to the recipient.
A beautiful personal present that will be treasured for a lifetime.
At £30, it's a substantial, meaningful present that no one else will have thought of. 

Secret Santa gifts

What a pain secret Santa gifts are, and so difficult to choose. But is that person you are nominated to buy for just a little bit boho, or pagan or into Fate?
For just £5 receive a Rune Reading, a gift wrapped fortune and a pack of Nag Champa Gold joss sticks wrapped and ready to give. Think no more about it. Natural, memorable and simple. 
Call me on 07907 135618 to arrange it :)  

Sunday, 8 September 2013

Map reading

I was thinking about reading, what it means in the context of palmistry. The dictionary definition of read, 'to understand as by interpretation of signs'. 
Palmistry is a lot like map reading, there are lines and symbols, high areas and low. Reading a hand is very akin to reading a map. But there is a little more than that. You know how you begin a book and you are just reading the words off a page, then you settle into it and begin to see the pictures? That's exactly how it feels to read a palm, I look at the lines and symbols and the whole becomes clear and fluent. 
It is indeed reading in the true sense of the word.