Amy Crapsey

I started to learn the tarot from a friend who had been reading for a few years. She had a natural gift and an unending curiosity with the cards, which she shared with me. It was excellent to have a mentor to ask questions and get suggestions from. While I was at college I started to read for other people.

I remember the day where I realized the skill that I had developed. I was reading a friend before she went overseas to India. I recall how I couldn't shake what I had read. I warned her, begged her, and cried to her not to leave. She told me what is meant to be will be. She left and didn't come back. Her death shook me. The hardest part was watching everything unfold. I put the cards away at that time.

It was my friends asking me to read them, telling me that I had a gift, that brought me back to the tarot. I realized there was more than death and more to the tarot. I found excitement again in the feeling of personal growth that the tarot gave me, I wanted to share it with others. I want to help people through their most challenging times.