Featured Deck: CBD Tarot de Marseille by Yoav Ben-Dov
Tarot readings have evolved so much through the decades. We are no longer just limited to getting readings through face-to-face interactions. Don’t get me wrong I appreciate and enjoy meeting people personally and having actual conversations with them. However, remote readings (specifically e-mail tarot readings) have truly become my go-to avenue because a) I get to connect with a wider audience; b) It’s convenient to work on your readings in my own sacred and safe space; and c) it gives me a chance to go deeper into the reading than doing it live.
There are several ways of doing remote readings and I gravitate towards written e-mail tarot readings. It’s my way of merging my passion for writing and my love for cartomancy! Aside from that I firmly believe that written e-mail readings have its own special benefits for the client, such as:
The insights are straight-forward and clear.
Since e-mail tarot readings are not live, I, as the reader, have a much more coherent way to transmute the messages. I find that whenever I write down my readings, I get to go in a flow state of channeling and then I can refine the information further to make it easier to take in for my clients. It also provides a structured narrative flow which is so helpful for clients because there is coherence in the content of the reading.
It’s more digestable.
I find that written e-mail tarot readings are easier to understand and grasp because the data is already laid out compared to listening to an audio or video recording (this is not a diss or anything, I love listening and viewing tarot readers too). Reading the intuitive insights on “paper” (literally or digitally) gives that tactile feeling that helps process information easier.
My written email tarot readings are designed to be easily digested while being detailed and descriptive with my intuitive downloads and knowledge of the cards. I give a lot of thought as to how I design the format of my PDFs so that my clients can easily read through it.
You have a written piece of output you can use as a reference.
You can easily print out your reading or keep it in your phone and access it whenever you want to be reminded of it. If you like to journal, an e-mail tarot reading can be customised to suit your needs. You can highlight the resonant messages and/or you can print out certain quotes from it. It gives you that sense of adaptability towards the way you take in information.
Also, if you are the sentimental type, having an email tarot reading is like having a snapshot of what you were going through at the time you requested and purchased your reading. You get to have a document that can take you down memory lane and remind you of what you have achieved or still need to achieve.
Written e-mail tarot readings are a great way to have your cards read.
If you are interested to experience an e-mail tarot reading firsthand, then you might want to check out my services:
What are your thoughts on e-mail tarot readings? Do you find it easier to digest or not? Please do comment down below your thoughts surrounding it. Thank you!


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