BEHIND THE SCENES: MY READING ROOM HAS WHEELS This is what happens when your reading room is a 10ft caravan… I’m currently travelling across Australia, heading towards Western Australia for a live event — and somewhere along the way, something unexpected has started happening. I’ll pull up somewhere to camp, put my car and caravan where they’re meant to be… and before I know it: “I saw your sign on the car…” “Do you actually do readings?” “Could I get a reading?” Well… app

You asked for it… so I’ve melted it! There’s been a growing demand for me to bring wax readings into my readings, and now Melted Messages has arrived. You choose three colours. Then we melt, blend and transfer those colours onto paper — watching as they come together to create a completely unique pattern. And then comes the fun part… What do YOU see? A shape? A face? A flower? An animal? A symbol? The colours create the image — and together we explore the shapes and impressio

Some places make you stop. Not because there’s something to see… but because there’s suddenly nothing distracting you from yourself. Out here around Woomera and Lake Hart, the landscape feels enormous. The salt, the red earth, the endless sky and that strange feeling of being very small in a very big Country. And somewhere between the kilometres, the dust and the silence, I started connecting a few dots. The things I’ve been learning. The stories I’ve been collecting. The way

In Chinese face reading, the shape of your face is one of the first things I look at. Why? Because your face is more than features. The overall shape, proportions and structure create a starting point for understanding patterns in personality, energy, relationships and life direction. There are 9 traditional face shapes used as part of Chinese face reading — and each has its own characteristics. In my latest blog, I take you through the 9 face shapes, what they are associated

There’s something about this eye that makes me stop. In Chinese face reading, the eyes are known as the Inspector Officer — the part of the face traditionally associated with observation, awareness and the spirit behind the person. And this isn't an eye I'd read as simply “pretty.” I would look at the clarity, openness, shape and the way the eye holds your attention. There is an observant quality here. You may notice more than you let people know. You can sit quietly in a roo

Sometimes I have to get out of the room. Away from the noise. Away from everyone else's questions. And somewhere I can sit quietly enough to hear my own. This is where I come to self-reflect. Because I don't just read flowers. I read the little things we walk past every day. A line in a face. A flower that catches your attention for no obvious reason. The way a ley line might be noticed through the hands. The moment your lips touch the rim of a coffee cup and suddenly you not