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June 27, 2025 49 mins

In this heartfelt episode of Unity Through Diversity, Gina welcomes Kat, an intuitive tarot reader, spiritual podcaster, and former nurse who brings deep compassion and honesty into her reading practice. With a grounded yet expansive approach, Kat uses tarot as a tool for self-awareness, personal growth, and emotional healing.

Together, Kat and Gina explore the emotional intensity of intuitive readings, ethical boundaries, and how spiritual tools can guide us through grief, uncertainty, and transformation.

💫 Inside This Episode:

  • A powerful story about reading for a grieving widow and the emotional responsibility of intuitive work

  • How Kat combines her Christian background and interfaith exposure with inclusive tarot interpretations

  • The ethics of intuitive readings: honesty, boundaries, and consent

  • A reading using the Wisdom of Pooh Tarot, featuring The Fool, The Star, and Judgment

  • Reflections on navigating what we can and cannot control through tarot and journaling

  • How tarot and spiritual practices supported Kat through the pandemic as a nurse

🌿 Gina and Kat also dive into:

  • The symbolism of tarot cards as a hero’s journey toward healing

  • Creating inclusive spaces for spiritual reflection, regardless of religious belief

  • Vulnerability, emotional safety, and learning from other cultures and spiritual paths

  • Kat’s work through her new podcast Crow’s Eye View and her mission to serve others through intuitive insight

This episode is a beautiful example of spiritual practice grounded in compassion, care, and honesty. Whether you’re new to tarot or a seasoned seeker, Kat’s wisdom offers comfort, reflection, and inspiration.

Connect Kat via:

www mountaincrowtarot.com

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About the Host:

Gina Anayana is the host of Unity Through Diversity. She is the founder and president of the nonprofit organization United We Go, an intuitive healer, and holds multiple certifications, including:

  • Certified Reiki Master
  • Certified Angel Card Reader
  • Certified Shamangelic™ Healing Practitioner
  • Certified Shamangelic Breathwork Facilitator
  • Certified Holographic Sound Healing Practitioner
  • Certified Advanced Theta Healing Practitioner
  • Certified Akashic Records Reader

Gina also co-hosts the TV show Voice of People on the Good Karma TV Network.

 

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