As you may or may not know, back in November 2025, someone recommended my Future Marriage Reading on TikTok, and in just one weekend, I received hundreds of orders. It was actually more orders than I normally receive in a whole year! I had absolutely no idea the video was being made, and I only found out about it after I had already closed my shop due to so many orders at once.

It was a lot for one person to handle, and I didn’t yet have the structures and protocols in place for that kind of sudden surge. This has been a really unpredictable time for me, and I’ve been working far beyond the capacity that I am used to. While I am truly, incredibly grateful that so many found me and want a reading, it has also taught me a lot about my personal limits.

The level of energy, time, and care that I put into each order naturally limits how many I can complete in a single day. Giving your orders that proper depth, integrity, and devotion means I can’t rush them, and I also have to honor my own occult, spiritual, and religious studies and practices in order to continue to grow and provide value for others.

I’ve learned so much throughout this process, and I’ve been implementing a lot of backend improvements so I can handle things better moving forward. Thank you all so much for your patience and for trusting me while I learn and grow, it truly means so much to me.

At this time, I have no plans on opening my shop back up on Etsy.

When I first started out, I was doing readings for people on Etsy for just one dollar! I had no idea back then how much this would completely change and become integrated into my life. Because of Etsy, I was able to start from absolutely nothing, and so many beautiful people found me on there. It is honestly quite emotional for me to think about how far things have come after five years.

Yet as I grow, I’ve watched my business and Etsy become more and more driven apart over time. This work is deeply sacred and meaningful to me, and I will always uphold that over commercial demands.

On Etsy, I felt trapped in a sort of double bind—constantly trying to accommodate their corporate protocols and force my business to fit into their rigid system, instead of creating a space that actually honors the craft. I started feeling as though their platform pushes for mass production, but spiritual work cannot be run like an assembly line.

Etsy heavily restricts me from implementing the backend features and technical tools I need to make things run smoothly on my own terms. More than that, I have such a deep desire to share more of what I know with you all. So, at this time, I’m going to focus all my energy on improving and building my own website—a space that puts the sacred nature of this work first.