Chinmayee Kulkarni

Being a Psychology graduate, I like to interact with people. My interest in psychology and in tarot comes from a curiosity to understand human nature: What makes us who we are? Though the brain is responsible for most of our mechanical processes, it is the soul, atman in Sanskrit, which holds our deepest desires. I intend to be a Psychotherapist in future, to help others understand their atman better. It might seem uncanny for the worlds of science and divination to collide, but remember science is the knowledge we have gained and the rest is open for discovery.

My first interaction with tarot happened via a friend of my family’s. The accuracy of her reading drew me into the world of tarot and I studied its origins. Each card holds its own significance and reveals, at times, things that lie right under our nose or in the subconscious. The intricate symbology serves as a guide in times where we cannot see ahead, each suit representing an area of our lives.