ABOUT CORVID RA

ETHICS

Due to legal and ethical matters, there are several types of work I reserve the right not to attempt to do. This includes subjects such as:

Critical health conditions, or health-related issues.
Legal advice.
Querents with suicidal thoughts.
The intake of any medication.
Gender of unborn babies.
Hypothetical questions.
Any illegal activities.
Anything I might consider inappropriate, or unlawful at the time.

If you send a payment and I refuse to do the reading, I will refund the amount sent by you regarding this reading.

I do not claim any level of accuracy regarding my readings, I have successfully done magick works for a great variety of clients worldwide for over 27 years, and all feedback is welcome and respected.

My sole intention is to bring the light my spiritual guides allow me to, regarding your questions.

I inherited my first deck of Tarot when I was 8 years old, it had passed from my great-grandmother to my father and then to me. I was drawn to it right away, I remember reading the booklet over and over again, and using the cards for any purpose my imagination found to use.

It wasn't until I was thirteen that I began reading for others, and began learning how to read what the cards are trying to tell me. I still have that old deck, tarot played a big role in my life during my early teens, as means of self-exploration, amusement, divination, and so on. I was this "thing" from which I derived part of my identity. And it was something I truly cherished.

During my late teens, I stopped reading and focused on getting through my path as a magus. Thus I began my work as Acolyte in The Order of Illuminates of Thanateros, and my practice in Chaos Magick.

After mastering the sorcerer, shaman, ritualist, and astral magus practices I began using my abilities to help others impose their will in reality, through magick and spells

I strongly believe there is a magus in all of us, and we all develop these abilities as much or as little as we find ourselves open to it. The only way I am different from most is that I have mastered the craft focused on obtaining results.

Through my years on the path of Chaos, I have become immersed in many magick branches, for my purpose is to explore all roots of magick and find what works for me, with tangible results.

This practice is a big part of who I am, not defining me, but it is indeed a fair chunk of my identity. Throughout years in this practice I have seen many find peace and wisdom in the message brought by the cards, others, have found a fresh, hopeful, and fun way to empower themselves.

I love to help others, and working on performing readings is where I feel I'm able to do my best. I hope you may find some use in my practice, for I am here at your service.

HOW TO ASK A GOOD QUESTION

A good question for Tarot is an open one, better yetif it includes a time frame, and any relevant insight you may want to get.

A good tarot question should be one that opens a door for insight, and sets boundaries in time and space.

A good question would be one focusing on you, and would be one that invites a good level of detail in the reading, a good question should be stated in a positive way, and it should be neutral towards any preconceived ideas or desired outcomes.

Yes or No questions, or questions involving responsibility (should/shouldn't), and questions asking only when should be avoided. As well as questions regarding only other people.

Keep in mind that the cards will not provide any answer you should not know, there are things that may not be yet written or that are not to be known by you.

In general, the more open-ended and neutral the question is, the better.