Why a week.
Because life happens, and I'd rather hold space for that than overpromise.
The seven-day window is buffer, not a meditation. I read every question as soon as I can — most readings land in two or three days. The week exists because real things happen. A friend in the ICU. A long week. The texture of a working person's life. I'd rather give myself room for that than promise a turnaround that comes apart the first time something goes wrong.
What you get from a week instead of an hour: when I sit down with your question, I'm present. I'm not squeezing your reading between two others. I'm not pulling cards on the clock. The week buys you my full attention whenever, in those seven days, I'm the right kind of clear to give it.
Most readings land sooner than a week. The window is for the days that don't go to plan — and there are always some.
The honest answers.
What if I need it sooner?
Most of the time, sooner is what happens — most readings land in two or three days. If your question is genuinely time-sensitive, write to me first instead of booking directly. Tell me what's going on and when you need it. If I can fit it, I will; if I can't, I'll tell you that too — and refund anything you've paid. That's the practice working, not failing.
Can you go slower?
Yes. Some questions ask for a longer hold. If yours feels like one, write to me first — tell me you want me to take two weeks before I draw, or longer, and I will. The price is the same. The reading is the same. The room around it gets bigger.
If a week (or maybe sooner) is the right pace, send me your question.
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