Tarot with Zoei Meet Up at Fort Canning

Tarot with Zoei inaugural meetup in Singapore with guests from Supernatural Confessions. We decided to meet up, picnic style, at one of Singapore’s most spiritual site - Fort Canning Hill. Once known as Forbidden Hill back in the 18th century. It was home to many dead kings and royalties. Some of the tombs still remain visible on site today.

The reading was done by the light of tea candles and a handphone torch. Proving that iPhone 11 low light capture is simply amazing.

It was a beautiful place, surrounded by ancient monuments and trees right in the heart of town. And it’s free! The skies were too cloudy to see the stars but the weather held up and the wind made it bearable to be outdoors in the usually humid Singapore.

We started off with yoga, got into a brief introduction about what tarot is and isn’t, and Zoei did a complimentary reading for three guests as promised. We ended the night with a round of meditation led by Zoei and breath work by Murali.

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Reading for querent Katherine Ng. The cards revealed things that she already knew but couldn’t bring herself to act upon. Tarot reading can sometimes feel like therapy, providing you with the timely reminder that you need to do the things you had promised yourself.

Reading from the cards to querent Alvin De Cruz who looks visibly concerned about the path he has to choose within the next six months. All readings are done as a snapshot of life at the present moment. The cards are there to guide; give you a hint of things to come. It is up to you to change the potential outcome for better or for worse.

From one spiritual practitioner to another. In this picture, Zoei is reading for Murali Dharan who is a seasoned spiritual practitioner in the ways of the Vedic arts. He’s also a guru in breath work and runs an ashram in south India. Tarot isn’t a gift for him as it is for me, so it was an interesting session being able to tell the querent's intimate details about his life based purely from the readings of the cards.

It was a beautiful place, surrounded by ancient monuments and trees right in the heart of town. And it’s free! The skies were too cloudy to see the stars but the weather held up and the wind made it bearable to be outdoors in the usually humid Singapore.

From left to right: Alvin de Cruz, Murali, Eugene, Zoei, Katherine, Mages (proun. as Mar-ghers. That’s her real name.)