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I’m Lizzie. Qualfd 👩🏻‍🎓, Tarot Master, Reader & Channel Guide.Ystrad Mynach. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🧐DiplTheosophy. ACIM. 12 step. Universal Law. Please Message to book.

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25/01/2026

Tiny House of Tarot Radio.
Tuning in.

24/01/2026

Three cards came through today, and they speak to something that’s been present since the start of the year.

There’s a particular tension that builds when the mind keeps trying to secure itself with thought. Ideas repeat. Interpretations harden. Emotional reactions rise and fall. Over time, an inner structure forms around what the mind is saying, as if those thoughts are stable enough to hold a life in place.

But thoughts don’t stay put. They shift. They lose charge. They change direction. They were never meant to be a foundation.
When something built on that begins to give way, it can feel abrupt. A belief drops out. A familiar explanation no longer works. What’s happening is exposure. Light reaches places that were organised around fear, habit, or assumption.

As that light comes in, the grip eases. The sense of being hemmed in loosens. Perspective widens. What remains feels simpler and more dependable — not because it’s new, but because it isn’t made out of passing mental weather.

I’ve created an image that captures today’s alchemy from a reading earlier, and it felt worth sharing here.

Tiny House students — see if you can spot which cards are hiding in the image 👀

And if it speaks to you, let me know. Even if it doesn’t describe where you are right now, you might recognise it from another version of you.

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24/01/2026

I want to share this with you because you understand it from the inside.

In the 1300s, a woman called Marguerite Porete was burned alive for what she wrote.

Not because she caused harm.
Not because she was dangerous in any practical way.

She spoke against doctrine. She refused to let someone else decide how truth was allowed to sound.

She wrote about love without fear.
About inner authority.
About a freedom that didn’t come from obedience, but from surrendering to something deeper and truer.
And when she was told to withdraw it, she didn’t.
That’s why she was killed.

Take away the fire and the history, and the pattern is still here.
When someone stops repeating what’s approved — spiritually, psychologically, socially — there’s a response. It doesn’t usually look dramatic now. It looks like judgement. Dismissal. Being talked down to. Being made to feel foolish, naïve, or dangerous for trusting your own awareness.

Most of it hides behind concern. Or humour. Or the suggestion that you’ve gone “too far.”
But it’s the same pressure: come back into line.

Many of you know this feeling. You speak from a deeper place and suddenly the room shifts. You realise you’re no longer being heard — you’re being managed. Corrected. Softly pushed back towards what’s acceptable.

Tiny House exists because of that moment.
This has never been a space for repeating doctrine, whether religious, spiritual, or cultural. It’s a space for people who’ve felt the cost of seeing clearly — and decided to live honestly anyway.

Marguerite didn’t survive her time. That’s the truth.
But the thing she stood for did.

It’s the same thing that moves through this work now: a refusal to let fear decide what’s allowed to be true, and a willingness to stand in your own knowing even when it costs approval.

If you’re here, you’ve already felt the tension between truth and belonging.
And you’re still here?

That tells me everything.

Shared with love,
Lizzie 🥰

24/01/2026

Freedom lives on the other side of fear...
I know this as I live here.
I'm waiting for you to step through the door and then the fun shall start.
Appointments available for February 🥰x

20/01/2026

I found my school report.

It said I wasn’t doing myself justice.

That I made no effort at all —
apparently no effort to do anything at all.

That I talked too much.
That I could do better if I controlled myself.

So I didn’t just hear it.
I absorbed it.
I let it become the explanation for who I was.

I adjusted my behaviour around it.
I doubted myself because of it.
I lived inside it.
That belief didn’t stay in the classroom.
It moved in.
It shaped my choices.
It decided what I trusted and what I didn’t.
It taught me to monitor myself instead of listen to myself.
This is how conditioning works.
It doesn’t attack you.
It recruits you.
Once the authority moves inside,
you stop checking whether the story is true — you just try harder to live up to it.

It took me nearly forty years to see what had happened:
Nothing was wrong with me.
What was wrong was the story that took over my sense of self.

The child who “talked too much” was perceptive.
The one who wouldn’t conform was intuitive.
The energy called disruptive was truth-sensitive.

Most people never see this.
They spend their lives organising themselves around an explanation that was never theirs to begin with.
Seeing it doesn’t heal you.
IT ENDS THE ILLUSION.

THERE WAS NEVER ANYTHING WRONG WITH YOU.
Lizzie 🥰

20/01/2026

A rainy afternoon feels like a good time to slow things down and reconnect with what actually matters — not just the practical stuff, but the deeper sense of meaning that runs underneath it all. That’s what I’ve been sitting with today, and it felt right to share it here. 😊

Tiny House has always been about meeting people where they are, while also holding space for something greater to move through that meeting. Everyone arrives carrying different experiences, questions, and stages of awareness. Some come feeling worn down, others standing at the edge of something new. All of it belongs.

The spiritual work here isn’t about giving answers or placing beliefs on anyone. It’s about presence. About creating a space where people can listen inwardly, connect with their own intuition, and feel supported as they make sense of what’s unfolding in their lives. That can look different every time — because spirit doesn’t work to a script.

What matters most to me is how people feel when they leave. They may not remember every word that was spoken, but the intention is always the same: that they walk away feeling lighter, more connected, and more trusting of themselves — and of the guidance available to them, however they understand that.

Tiny House isn’t only here for moments of struggle. It’s also here for the moments of expansion — when someone feels called toward a new path, a long-held dream, or a life that wants to be shaped with more intention.
There’s space here for that kind of spiritual exploration too — the kind that reminds you you’re not limited to what’s already been lived.
With care,
Lizzie 🥰

20/01/2026

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19/01/2026

True story. 🤣🤔😂

Anyone else?

19/01/2026

I want to speak to you directly this morning, because you know me, and you know how I work.
Blue Monday.
It’s being named, repeated, shared — almost handed to you as a lens to look through before the day has even begun.
Here’s the thing I want to offer you.

Blue Monday isn’t a truth.
It’s a label.
And labels carry weight. They shape perception. They invite the mind to look for evidence.
Once a phrase is planted, the psyche is very good at filling in the gaps.
That matters — especially for people doing inner work.
Because when you’re aware, you notice how easily language becomes atmosphere.
How a collective story can lean on your energy without asking permission.

Blue, in itself, is open.
It’s intuitive.
It’s the colour of awareness stretching out rather than folding in.
It’s the early blue of the morning sky, where thought hasn’t started narrating yet.

If your Monday feels blue, let it be your blue.
Wide.
Clear.
Expansive.

A space where you can observe your thoughts rather than be carried by them.
You don’t need to accept the emotional meaning that’s been attached to the word.

You’re allowed to choose the shade you stand in.

This work you’re doing — the slowing down, the noticing, the refusal to outsource your inner state — this is where it shows up.
Not in resisting the world, but in not letting it name your experience for you.

So today, hold blue as a field.
A beginning.
A place of clarity and possibility before the day defines itself.
You already know how to do this.

L🥰x

16/01/2026

Hey hey, Welcome to the weekend....almost...

How are you all doing?

Lx

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15/01/2026

Welcome.

I’ve noticed quite a few new here lately — and it always makes me smile when that happens.
Synchronicity. Again. ✨️🕊

You’re very welcome in this space.
Whether you’re here to read, to look, to reflect, to share — or to stay silent and simply take something in.
However you arrive is enough.

Tiny House of Tarot is a place for honest guidance, grounded reflection, and meeting yourself where you actually are — not where you think you should be.

You’re welcome to stay, wander, and see what resonates. If you're drawn to comment or interact then you will and if it's helpful I'll always do my best to respond.

If at any point you feel drawn to work together, the sessions I offer are shared here. I also provide 1:1 Spiritual Coaching and Mentorship through the medium of Tarot, and 1:1 Tarot tuition.

I’m glad you’re here.

Lizzie 🥰

13/01/2026

Good Morning 🙏
Breathe.
Don't let your ego mind interfere with your peace - remember who's in charge. ✨️
L🥰

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