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Written by Susanne B on Citysearch -
My tarot reading with Liat was exactly what I had hoped for. In the beginning she did what she calls a cold read, ie she lays out the cards and tells you what she sees without knowing anything about you. In my case her interpretations were spot on. I read the cards for myself sometimes and had been looking for an unbiased read. Afterwards we talked about strategies to modify certain aspects of my life/environment to clear my path. I sought her out based on the reviews I had read online and based on her experience as a counselor/therapist. My reading with her was a very cleansing, enlightening and solid experience. I am sure I will see her again in a little while down the road.. and I am very much looking forward to it.
Always so happy when people get what they wanted. I always start with a cold reading, where I don't know anything about you, but after the cold reading, the more you say, the better the reading becomes...
Recently I stumbled across
this article. In 2011 I did a reading
for this young man, and this is what he wrote
“Liat Silberman, an Australian expat who reads fortunes in TriBeCa,
wasn’t sketchy at all. She charges 100 bucks per reading*, is often booked
months in advance, and does her tarot-card deciphering in upscale cafés. She
was pleasantly matter-of-fact as she laid out a “Celtic cross” arrangement of
cards and told me what she saw: I was low on money, anxious and uncertain about
the future and not making enough time for friends – if I continued this way I
might fall into repetitive, materialistic patterns of addiction, represented by
a suitably ugly Devil card. She saw two women in my future, but – she turned
over a card featuring a guy facedown with a mess of swords in his back – things
weren’t going to turn out well with either of them.
Either she was more psychic than the storefront Gypsies or she was way better
at bullshitting. But whatever the case, as I spread out my problems before her
she reminded me that I was in my 20s and everyone in their 20s feels this way
when they’re trying to figure stuff out. It’s no big deal. Her advice was to
have some fun, enjoy the city, grow and adapt – the stuff I know but still need
to hear again and again, because I’m an idiot – and she delivered it in the
manner of that kindly, unhip aunt whom you feel comfortable discussing your
drug use with…”
So there you have it, I’m the
kindly unhip aunt, with whom you can feel
comfortable discussing your drug use…
*I’m charging $120 per reading now.
