tarot times with heidi

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Tarot x Yin Yoga at ODY is back!
- Friday, Aug 22, 2025

- #200-2940 Main St
- at 14th, entry across from JJ Bean
- starts at 830pm
- doors open at 8pm
- $25
- Feel free to bring friends, the more the merrier

- led by Heidi from Tarot Times With Heidi
- a Yin yoga sequence is happening, so wear comfy clothes & bring a water bottle
- bring your own deck of tarot cards, we do a spread guided by Heidi
- please bring a cloth to spread your tarot on
- please bring a journal, writing utensil and if ,you want, some crystals to vibe with
- mats & props provided

- street parking available
- close to #3 bus
- a 10 min walk from 99 b-line

Payment
- You can buy your ticket online in advance through Open Door Yoga (that's the easiest).
- You can pay with cash, credit, or debit after class too.
- Heidi can ring you through.

I'm looking forward to seeing you there!

I always love a good tarot x yin yoga class ⚡️

Heidi ✨️ 🌈 💕

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At from today to Sunday, June 15th, at the Guildford Sheraton next to the Guilford Mall! Thank you Shadia, M, Cole, and Jason for all your help! Meeting lots of fun readers :)

Hello! YIN/TAROT is back! It's been 6 months since we last met on June solstice!

This Friday, Dec 13 @ 830pm, $20-25 sliding scale.

Bring your tarot decks, your comfy clothes, and a deaire to get into some yin postures while reading a tarot spread!

Bring your journal for taking notes, a water bottle, and a curious vibe.

Class runs 90 minutes. Facilitated by me, Heidi, and held at the .van Main Street studio, at 16th, entrance across from JJ Bean.

Looking forward to seeing you all!!

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- Heidi

hi everyone ! im iris (she/he/they) and ive been the person behind the instagram stories on here since november 2021!
i am a White, q***r first generation canadian settler in my early twenties living on stolen land of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) people. my family lineage is lineage is catalonian (spain), scottish and norwegian.
right now my job is teaching dance classes to 3-8 year olds, and that fills me with a lot of joy :-)
i love music and its been a huge source of healing for me. i love engaging with music from different parts of the world. right now im obsessed with Tuareg folk music from Nigeria!
if you feel like following me on my own instagram is . i post some similar, some similar content on there.
some topics i am passionate about and post about on here are:
~polyamory and ENM
~complex trauma and mental health
~destigmatizing s*x and s*x work
~mutual aid and community support
~decriminalizing poverty and houselessness
~q***rness and gender !!
to name a few

gave me this. It's from an old project of theirs and I have like 2 of these patches because they are so good.

One is hanging up in the home cave (the one you see here), and one is sewn on to my satchel. When you don't know if you want to have 1 as art or 1 as a patch, remember that patches are art too!

I love how they sewed around the edges so that it wont fray. The best.

So when I'm sad to be in the city and really wanting some nature time, I can look over at this patch and remember the wild spaces that are always in my heart. Forever feral even though I know the ways of the city.

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Cave treasures. found this on the side of the road (I think) and then gave it to me. It's perfect. I love mushrooms, and the mycellium. I work with mycellium a lot in sacred space, all of us holding roots together underneath the conscious mind, etc etc. I love how morels grow after forest fires and repair the land. I love thinking about that basket of mycellium repairing that wound in the earth, and helping to hold the energy to bring forth a new succession of forests. I love Deleuze and Guattari, and the thousand plateaus. I love the idea of all of us holding different nodes of reality to weave together this world. It just goes so deep for me. So yeah, am over the moon about these sweet little mushroom buddies.

One hundred percent. Friend break ups are just as significant as romantic relationships. Allow yourself to grieve.

It's common that people and places come in and out of our lives, and that sucks enough as it is. But when friends break up, there's an intentionality, a finality behind it that stings. Allow yourself to feel that. If you freeze over, you'll just have to de-thaw and feel it all later anyways.

I don't know a good way to get over a friend break up. Usually I'm sad for a long time, and I go over the details over and over trying to find some kind of lesson, a resolution, a hidden insight. It eventually happens.

How do folks deal with this? Any advice, tips, tricks, or words of insight?

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I hear ya. Making friends is hard. Finding ppl you vibe with can be difficult. Especially during covid.

Be kind to your self cuz these are trying times, and know you're not the only one out there. Actually there are dating apps, but for friendships - no joke is a real thing. YOU ARE NOT THE ONLY ONE. There is a freaking app for this now.

Which is great, but also, kind of telling. Intimacy is hard. Finding folks you like is hard. Being vulnerable and going out of your comfort zone is hard. All kinds of feelings will come up. And its always a suprise! Like you deal with one level, and then there's another level that emerges! It's endless. But its worth it.

& you can do this.

It might take a while, but I believe in you ❤️

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I don't follow any of my clients because it makes me less neutral as a reader. I will get to know you over time, but if I'm on your insta liking everything, I feel great like a community support witch, which is a different kind of support than what I offer.

If you're calling me up and wanting feedback on a certain thing, it's best for me to be as neutral as possible, and read the energy for what it is, instead of me cruising it on insta.

I want to keep the container clear.

But hey, if I ever became a community support witch and my job was to just be out there in an outreach capacity, then hey, I'd like ALL of your posts because everyone who sees me is incredible.

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The last Level One: Intro to Tarot 6 month course of 2021. This is it folks!

Don't worry, I will have more cohorts in 2022. Folks have been asking about the Level One courses, so now they are all out there!

Feel free to plan your year ahead. There are 5 cohorts in 2021 for Level One, and I am going to offer 5 cohorts again in 2022.

For those of you finished your Level One, I am offering 3 cohorts of Level Two: INTRO TO TAROT REVERSALS this year too!!!!! The first one is up in the calendly already, you can find it

SO this Level One: Intro to the Tarot 6 month course will go over all the basic upright positions of the cards, through a mixture of solo personal work that is basically homework that I ask you to do if you want to go deeper in your studies. This is totally optional btw.

In class, I address whatever the theme of the class is and then help you integrate through group excercises, that are encouraged, but again not mandatory. Historically, everyone has participated, but its all optional. If you felt too sensitive to join in and preferred to listen, that is AOK.

We will go over a brief overview of tarot as a part of earth based practices, paganism, and witchcraft; how to take care of your tarot deck and cleanse it; as well as going deeper and covering the course material outlined below.

Mon Nov 15 - major arcana
Mon Dec 20 - suit of wands
Mon Jan 17 - suit of swords
Mon Feb 21 - suit of cups
Mon Mar 21 - suit of pentacles
Mon Apr 18 - spreads

zoom
7-10pm
5 ppl max
$50 holding fee (non refundable, paid upon registration)
$350 full fee (includes holding fee)

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I would say this is a very disrespectful question, but one I do get from time to time.

As someone with a history with mental health challenges, I would say that this question is best asked on a case-to-case basis.

My baseline read on this is that it's rude to folks with mental health. It's too didactic. Mental health is an extremely complex issue.

For some people with mental health, they say that they are super sensitive to energy and the world around them. That the world is a hard place to live in, full of erratic energy, which is why they reflect erratic energy back at the world.

I can relate to this, although I personally did not experience it to be the only part of my mental health concerns.

I was q***r, gender non conforming, an artist, sensitive, neurodiverse, physically different in a myriad of ways, and then later, quite poor. When I was able to access proper supports, and be in environments where I was able to be out for who I was, my anxiety, depression, suicidal ideations, and tendencies were more manageable.

I will always have those mental health tendencies, and I keep myself in a good way with a very rigorous self help routine that seemed to work for me, better than medication ever did. But truthfully everyone is completely different, and using medication is not necessarily a bad thing, or less valid of an option. You just have to do what works for you.

Also this is a complex issue, and one that is highly stigmatized, and often bastardized into stereotypes and self help and self care memes. Which honestly, I laugh and cringe at along with everyone else some days.

No one will really know what the truth is until all of us share our stories, and that's a hard one, because it's not always safe to be mentally fragile.

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