Tarot cards, which also correspond to regular playing cards. She says she was brought up in the mystical and it was second nature to her. Her family, including aunts and immediate family members all have what she terms as gifts. She herself is a gift. With a warm smile and knowing eyes, she uses the Tarot cards as a stepping stone to deliver messages to those who listen. Penelope read my Tarot and told me some things which I find interesting..not a fortune exactly, but ideas that offer choices, that spur memories or stir longings. That is the way of the
Tarot reader.
This weekend she is reading for 23 different individuals. She has no time to share her own story, but will use her intuition to find her way to the messages for those who want to hear them. The ironic part is that, this weekend, she is working at Frog Lake with Cree peoples primarily. Why it seems ironic, is that Tarot and First Nations are not normally associated with one another in most people's experiences, not to say they would not find the readings as interesting and valuable as anyone else, but native spirituality is also very strong.
One of the most wonderful aspects of having a bed and breakfast is getting to meet interesting people from all walks of life, like Penelope. I love it! and thank you for the reading, Penelope! You truly are a gift!
Tarot reader.
This weekend she is reading for 23 different individuals. She has no time to share her own story, but will use her intuition to find her way to the messages for those who want to hear them. The ironic part is that, this weekend, she is working at Frog Lake with Cree peoples primarily. Why it seems ironic, is that Tarot and First Nations are not normally associated with one another in most people's experiences, not to say they would not find the readings as interesting and valuable as anyone else, but native spirituality is also very strong.
One of the most wonderful aspects of having a bed and breakfast is getting to meet interesting people from all walks of life, like Penelope. I love it! and thank you for the reading, Penelope! You truly are a gift!
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