The rolodex

Tarot reader

Juno Halloway

“Tarot for the question under the question.”

Brisk, funny and kind. Juno reads the cards as a conversation, not a verdict, and you’ll leave with your own answer rather than hers.

Ask for a session with Juno
XVIIThe Star
Filed under The Star · Sagittarius

About Juno

Juno learned tarot from a deck she found in a charity shop at seventeen, with a missing Five of Cups she replaced with a hand-drawn one. She still uses it for her own readings.

She doesn’t think the cards predict anything. She thinks they’re very good at getting people to say what they already know. “Most of my job,” she says, “is asking ‘and how does that feel?’ at exactly the wrong moment.”

Expect laughing. Expect the occasional long pause. Don’t expect to be told what to do.

Good for

  • A decision that won’t make itself
  • Feeling stuck and not knowing why
  • Your first ever reading
  • Checking in at a new year or birthday

Sessions with Juno

  • One card, one question

    20 minutes

    Bring a single question. Juno pulls one card and you talk it through together.

  • Three-card reading

    45 minutes

    Where you’ve been, where you are, what’s asking for attention. The reading most people start with.

  • The year ahead

    75 minutes

    Twelve cards, one for each month, and a long look at the shape of the year.

By video or phone. Juno’s rate comes with the reply, and nothing is booked until you say yes.

Ask for a session with Juno

Also in the rolodex

Astrologer

Ezra van Tongeren

“Your chart is a map, not a sentence.”

  • Understanding your birth chart
  • Timing a big change
  • Saturn return panic, around 29 and 58
  • Two charts side by side, for couples or friends

Filed under Wheel of FortuneVirgo

Life coach

Marisol Reyes

“We’ll find the next step. Then you’ll take it.”

  • A job that’s gone flat
  • Starting something of your own
  • Too many ideas and no direction
  • Getting back on your feet after a setback

Filed under The ChariotAries

Grief and transitions guide

Wren Abernathy

“There’s no right way to do this. I’ll keep you company.”

  • Losing someone
  • The end of a relationship
  • Children leaving home
  • Retiring, moving, or any big ending

Filed under DeathPisces