A tarot reading that will bring you guidance
Our sessions blend tarot with guidance from ancestors and numerology. You will receive a clear, actionable reading tailored to your current life path, with practical steps and timelines. Typical session structure:
- Finding blocks in your life and steps to work with them
- Looking at opportunities
- Guidance from ancestors and your higher selves
- Numerological insights into how to make best use of your talents
- Actionable next steps and follow-up options
About Marianne
Marianne Pelletier has been practicing her tarot skills for over 35 years. She often connects to family members who have crossed over and can read without tools. Marianne’s readings focus on practical approaches to getting what you want — from building your career to taking steps toward your next relationship. Her MBA-trained approach to life helps her clients make practical steps forward.
Marianne is Available for
- Parties in homes within a 1 hour drive from Ithaca, New York
- Private readings in Marianne’s home in Enfield, New York
- Readings by Zoom
- Readings by Phone
Booking inquiries: If you have questions email Marianne
marianne@tarotbymarianne.net.
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Card of the Month October, 2026
Our Card of the Month for October is the Hermit.
October, in the Northern Hemisphere, is the advent of cold weather. The leaves are falling from the trees and the apples fall, waiting for us or animals to pick them up and spread their seeds. It’s a time when darkness falls earlier and that can make us slide into depression.
But darkness, starkness, and quiet beckon us indoors where we can nest, eat for winter, and dig into our inner space. It’s a great time of year to have friends over before the snow falls. It’s also a great time of year to clean out our indoor spaces so we can be comfortable spending time there. I frankly do my spring cleaning in the fall — when spring comes, I go outside.
Like those animals who hibernate in winter, we do have the opportunity to slow down. Our gardens are put away, the leaves are raked (or left to fertilize), and the lawn no longer needs mowing. We can take advantage of that time to read, knit, sleep (I sleep more hours per night in winter than summer), and write our memoirs.
Every season has a purpose — do not be afraid of the dark. It’s inviting you to your inner space where this beautiful light.