ORACLE CARD READINGS at NOURISH
'Tis the season of the witch! Come swing by Nourish to get a personalized Oracle Card Reading from Elizabeth Bogart . She'll be offering readings on Friday, September 25th & October 2nd (9-2pm). Come with a question or curate one with her on the spot. No need to pre-register, just swing by and claim a spot day-of. $5 for one card pull, $20 for a 4+ card pull.
For more about Elizabeth, check out her instagram @eb_heartwork. She's primarily a kundalini yoga teacher and reiki practitioner who often ends classes and sessions with mini-oracle card readings. She's been intuitively working with oracle cards/tarot for over 10+ years.
Date: Friday, September 25th
Time: 9-2pm
Location: Nourish, 6230 W. North Ave (Wauwatosa)
MORE ABOUT THE READINGS:
WHAT TO EXPECT
My friend likes to say “tarot cards slap, oracle cards hug.” I typically use Rebecca Campbell’s Oracle Card decks. She features different themes using the rose, ancient stones, and water imagery and metaphors along with her messages. You’ll have an opportunity to pick from a deck (or combo of decks) of your choice, and can choose to do a single card pull or a 4+ card spread. We’ll use the imagery, written card descriptions, and our own intuition & associations with the imagery to interpret the cards together. Come open & curious, or come with a specific question. If you don't have any specific questions in mind, I’ll have example questions & spreads you can pick from.
ELIZABETH’S “READING STYLE”
While my main modalities are Kundalini Yoga & Reiki. I typically include an oracle card pull after classes and sessions. I think oracle cards are such a powerful way to connect to your intuition. I love the tactile nature of pulling Oracle Cards and the way an image, symbol, or metaphor can unlock an inner knowing or illustrate and add clarity to a big feeling. Beyond just the card pulled, I feel the conversation that it inspires is just as valuable. The Art History major in me loves unpacking symbolism, the former English teacher in me loves posing interesting self-reflective questions, and the yoga teacher in me loves reminding you to honor the sensory data of your body and to take your goosebumps seriously.