Discover the future you deserve with Tarot

No. Not during the session, not after, not ever.

A significant part of the tarot industry is structured around upselling — a reading surfaces a concern, which leads to a protection ritual, which leads to a crystal, which leads to a follow-up package. Tarot With Lavanya is built on the opposite principle. You pay for a session. You get a session. Nothing else will be suggested, implied, or made to feel necessary.

Yes. What you share in a session stays between you and Lavanya. Your situation will never be used as content, referenced as an example, or shared in any form — not in social posts, not in articles, not in conversations with other clients.

No session is recorded without your explicit consent. If privacy is especially important to you, say so at the start of the call. Lavanya will confirm the boundaries before you begin.

That's one of the most common things people mention before their first session. The pattern is usually the same: a reading that felt more like a performance than a conversation, followed by pressure to buy something to "protect" or "fix" what was uncovered. It's a deliberately manufactured anxiety loop, and it's unfortunately common.

Sessions here don't work that way. There's no manufactured urgency, no warnings designed to create fear, and nothing to buy at the end. If something doesn't feel right to you within the first few minutes, say so. The only goal is clarity.

No. Skepticism is welcome.

Some people find that approaching a reading analytically — treating it as a framework for structured reflection rather than a literal prediction — is exactly how it becomes useful to them. The cards prompt a conversation. That conversation surfaces things. What you do with what surfaces is entirely yours.

If you've never had a reading before and aren't sure what you think about tarot, that's fine. Come with a real question and see what happens.

30 minutes — best if you have one specific situation you want clarity on and you've had a session with Lavanya before. Not ideal as a first session.

60 minutes — the right starting point for most people. If this is your first session, or if there are multiple things on your mind that feel connected, this gives you enough time to go properly into them. It's the most popular session for a reason.

90 minutes — for when you want a comprehensive picture: multiple areas, multiple people involved, and enough time to sit with what comes up rather than rushing through it.

If you're genuinely unsure, book the 60. You can always adjust next time once you know what a session looks like.

Tarot works best when you're facing something that logic alone isn't resolving — a decision that keeps circling back, a relationship that doesn't add up, a direction you can't commit to. A reading doesn't tell you what to do. It gives you a clearer view of what's actually happening: the dynamics at play, the energy around the people involved, and what's most likely ahead based on where things stand right now.

Most people leave a session not with answers handed to them, but with a clearer sense of what they already knew and couldn't say out loud. That clarity is usually enough to move forward.

Tarot is not a substitute for therapy, and Lavanya will never position it as one. If you're experiencing depression, anxiety, or a mental health crisis, please seek professional support.

That said, a lot of people come to tarot not because they need therapy, but because something specific in their life feels genuinely uncertain — and uncertainty is exhausting in its own right. A reading can help with that particular weight: the feeling that something is out of your control, that you can't see clearly, that you need an outside perspective on a situation that's been living rent-free in your head. That's a different need, and tarot addresses it honestly.

Anyone at a crossroads who wants clarity — not certainty, but clarity. You don't need to be a believer. Some of Lavanya's most meaningful sessions have been with skeptics who came in with their arms crossed and left with something they couldn't easily dismiss.

What you do need is a genuine question. Something real you're trying to understand or navigate. If you're coming purely out of curiosity with nothing particular on your mind, a reading is less useful. If you're carrying something, it's worth a conversation.

Beyond the convenience, online sessions offer something in-person readings often don't: privacy on your own terms. You're in your own space, with no one in a waiting room, no commute, no need to explain where you're going. For people dealing with sensitive situations — relationship decisions, career crossroads they haven't shared with anyone, family dynamics still being processed — that privacy matters.

All sessions with Lavanya are conducted by audio or video call. Nothing discussed leaves the room.

Tarot has been used as a tool for reflection and guidance for centuries, across cultures and traditions. It is not a fringe practice. What has changed over time is who practices it and how — and that quality varies enormously.

The tarot itself is a framework. What matters is whether the reader applies it honestly and without agenda to your specific situation. That's the part worth scrutinising before you book with anyone.