About Me!

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 About Me!

Hello! I’m Mars, and I’m so glad you’ve found your way here.

This blog is a cosy extension of my Etsy shop, TarotwithMars. I’m a full-time tarot reader and a Norse pagan living in the UK. My own journey with the cards started when I was 14. Over the years, tarot has become my trusted language and a way to navigate life’s questions with a little more clarity and heart.

After a difficult period that led me away from university, I turned my lifelong practice into my path forward. Creating readings for others is my way of connecting and offering a grounded, intuitive perspective to those who seek it. Being autistic has shaped how I experience the world and, in turn, how I read tarot. I approach each reading with respect and a genuine desire to help.

Here on the blog, I’ll be sharing tarot insights, personal reflections, and simple ways to bring a little magic into your everyday. Think of this as a friendly space for curious souls.

Thank you for letting me be a part of your journey. I hope you feel welcome here!

Blessed be, 

Mars



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