The soul behind the practice

I've been drawn to cards since I was a little girl, when my grandfather would play with me using Neapolitan playing cards and have them answer the questions we asked. The real turning point came 13 years ago. At that moment it was The Tower, my true stalker card, that gave me the decisive push for my big leap of faith: tearing down every certainty and moving to the United Kingdom with no job, no guarantees and a lot of fog ahead of me, guided only by the need to truly listen to myself.

The Tower speaks of real life, of things that are real, alive and present in our everyday lives. It speaks of that reinforced-concrete coat we build around ourselves, layer after layer, mistaking a prison for our comfort zone. Inside it we tell ourselves we're "fine", convinced there are no other options, until that shell becomes a sarcophagus that won't let us breathe.

To me, The Tower is a powerful wake-up call: it tells you to stop settling for a space that has become too small for you. It asks you for the courage to set that structure on fire and step outside, even if there's fog all around and you can't yet see clearly where your feet will land. That's how it was for me when I chose to start again from scratch here in England, and that's how I live it today: a card that demands a real sacrifice, one that doesn't ask you to pick off the rotten apple, but to cut down the whole tree when it no longer nourishes you. Because sooner or later, The Tower falls anyway: it's up to us whether we bring it down consciously to set ourselves free, or wait for it to collapse on top of us.

The people who come to me are often standing on a threshold. There's a decision asking to be made, there's the fear of taking that leap into the unknown, and there's the temptation to stay put, in the reassuring illusion of their comfort zone.

That's why I want to be clear from the start: for me, tarot isn't about predicting the future. The future is a blank canvas, and you're the one who paints it, day by day, with your choices. The cards, though, can become precious allies for your growth and your inner wellbeing.

Our work starts in the present. When we use it for introspection and to come back to the here and now, tarot has a rare gift: it shines a light on the parts of you that usually stay in the shadows. Together we go deep, in a safe space, to understand where certain patterns come from and what you can work on to feel better.

You won't find ready-made answers, but you will find more clarity. The cards take you by the hand: they help you move past obstacles, see your story from a wider perspective and let go, once and for all, of the beliefs that hold you back.

Soul Stone and Sage isn't just a reading service: it's a safe space. Every day I commit to offering you carefully crafted tools and paths, designed to inspire your growth and your transformation.

My wish is to grow an inclusive, welcoming community where you can feel free to explore who you are, discover the treasures of nature and walk your own path of discovery and healing.