Who is Lady Bee?
I am a New England-based intuitive/psychic tarot reader offering client readings online and in person. I started Lady Bee Lightwork to offer guidance and healing to clients who seek it. My aim is to bring the renewal of personal power by offering information, spiritual help, validation, and hope.
I’ve been studying the tarot since my grandmother gave me my first deck when I was 11, introducing me to the legacy of intuition. (That grandmother is also responsible for sparking my love of rocks and crystals!) I work with the standard 78-card tarot deck, using the cards to help you navigate life, and to show you information that might otherwise remain hidden.
My current primary offering is intuitive tarot readings, which are sessions of psychic channeling that use the tarot cards, connection to spirit guides (mine and yours), and automatic writing to access information that can answer your questions and help you on your path.
I love using the cards in channeled readings, because they give a tangible, visual element that helps process the information that comes through in each reading. The tarot and spirit guides can answer questions, offer analysis of a situation that we may struggle to see on our own, and provide general guidance without a specific question — you can always see what the cards have to offer.
You can see more of my life over on Instagram. You can sign up for my email newsletter, and get a reading here.
What is Lightwork?
Lightwork is a term that describes efforts being made to bring healing and change to the collective, raising the energetic vibrations of humanity by addressing present situations. It involves unearthing truths and bringing to light issues that must be seen in order to heal, for the good of all. While some truths are potentially uncomfortable, we cannot heal from what we do not acknowledge and address. By connecting to spirit guides, the Divine, and star beings such as the Pleiadians, and using energy across all dimensions, we can receive assistance and begin to heal.
Lightwork is not: spiritual bypassing (encouragement to “focus on the good,” while ignoring very real problems) or gaslighting (like telling people that they can manifest their way out of any bad situation). While there is a time and place for positive thinking and manifestation, in the way that we can work toward a planned goal, the attempt to ignore trauma or tell a person that they manifested their own bad experiences is harmful — and untrue.
Similarly, lightwork does not ignore the suffering of others to aid in our own personal gain. Lightwork should never uphold systems of oppression (racism, ableism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and so on). Shining a light on suffering is crucial to ending it. When we uncover and address our problems and what is holding us back from change, we can begin to heal and grow.
Lightwork is holding space — light — for people, situations, community. It is remembering or meeting the divine, finding ways to exist as whole human-spiritual beings. The work I do as a lightworker aspires to help people as we navigate the often painful world of harmful systems. What is change if not the work of many individuals? I aim to help uncover truths that can aid us in healing and provide inspiration to keep going — and over time, to uplift the collective world.
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