Jezmina Von Thiele Tarot Card Reader from Rochester, NH

I am a tarot, palm, and tea leaf reader in my multi-generational Romani family tradition, so I was literally born and raised to be a reader. I use a blend of intuition and ancestral skills of the trade to offer compassionate, grounded readings on any topic. I love to read at all kinds of parties, corporate events, weddings, bridal showers, bachelorettes, galas, festivals, fairs, and more. I'm happy to read for kids, teens, or adults, and have experience with children as a former middle school teacher, and with college students as a former adjunct English professor. While I use psychism in my work, I like to remind my clients that nothing is set in stone, you always have free will, and even the lines on your palm change over time. My readings are meant to help you gain clarity, connect with spirit, and consider how you want to navigate life. I can adjust the length of my readings to the number of guests you have. I also offer workshops, classes, and lectures if you would like to learn how to read tarot, palms, or tea leaves, Romani fortune telling, or any other magical or divinatory topic. For those looking a distinctly witchy event, I lead group rituals for almost any intention, like love, healing, abundance, and more. I’ve read at numerous parties, and prestigious events including YouTube Christmas party in NYC, with Tarot Society, The PEM Gala, Haunted Overload, Deadwick’s Ethereal Faire, Poetry Brothel & The Poetry Society of New York, CCW in Paris, and more. Roma, also know by the slur "Gypsies," are an Indian diasporic ethnic group, and due to centuries of persecution, Roma have created survival trades to make a living, such as fortune telling, metal working, performing, horse trading, agricultural work, etc. Fortune Telling is my family's trade, and my grandmother began training me when I was just four years old to follow in our ancestors footsteps. I am the co-author of the book Secrets of Romani Fortune Telling and the co-host of Romanistan podcast, with Paulina Stevens. they/she pronouns, BIPOC, & LGBTQIA+