I’ve been using Tarot and my intuitive gifts since I was fourteen. Back then, I became a celebrity in my hometown — giving lectures to 350 people, demonstrating my talents with confidence and joy. Tarot always gave me income, but in those early years, I often followed the money and connections that promised quick rewards. The cards were part of my life, but not always my main focus.

If I could go back, I would have studied my horoscope more deeply. I only saw the good things, never imagining that destiny could twist in unexpected ways. In 2018, my ex left me — on the exact date I had foreseen — yet I didn’t fully anticipate the shadow that would follow. That was when I realised how much more I could have understood if I had learned Vedic astrology sooner. It would have shown me a clear career path, the right places to plant my energy, and the situations to avoid for long-term success.

The same is true for the Destiny Cards. When I first encountered them, I found the interpretations overly negative. For example, the Ace of Spades is often read as a sign of trouble in love — but in my life, that was never the case.

Dreams come true when we harness our desires and align them with our spiritual calling. I still wish to be a celebrity again — known for my craft, recognised for the depth of my readings. Even when not every detail is written in the stars, destiny can be rewritten with support of higher forces and right aspirations. Mercury, the great shapeshifter, reminds us that destiny is never fixed — it can be remade, reimagined, and reborn.