Intuition Card Workshop: Envisioning 2020

Sunday, January 12, 2020
1:00 PM 4:00 PM 13:00 16:00

Unit 3A 1444 Dupont Street Toronto, ON, M6P 4H3 Canada (map)

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**This workshop has SOLD OUT! E-mail me at or.hargil@gmail.com to be added to a wait list, in case someone can’t make it**

Join me for a special New Year’s edition of my Intuition Card workshop to help you envision what you want to call in for 2020.

Intuition cards are a powerful way to listen to your inner voice, set intentions, and get guidance on everyday challenges. You can think of them like tarot, oracle, or angel cards, but with messages and images that are personally meaningful to you.

In this workshop, we will:

Create a group altar offering gratitude to the lessons and gifts of 2019 & do a burning ceremony to release anything we want to release.
Be guided through a meditation to dream and connect to what we want to call in for the new year.
Create a series of personal intuition cards to capture the energy or feeling of what you want more of this year.
Share and reflect on the creative process, witnessing each other’s cards and intentions.

You'll walk away with:

Your own set of personalized intuition cards: You’ll receive 10 blank cards made of high-quality watercolour paper, and a selection of materials to create with. You can take home any blank cards you don’t use to continue adding to your deck.
A worksheet with reflection questions, sample spreads for working with your cards, and a list of materials if you’d like to create more cards at home.

We’ll spend the afternoon in a beautiful, light-filled studio with lots of snacks to fuel our creativity! The studio is located near DuPont & Lansdowne, accessible by TTC and with ample parking. Please note, there are 21 stairs to enter the space.

To keep it intimate, space is limited. Click below to buy your ticket and hold your spot in the workshop.

Tickets are non-refundable, but can be transferred to a friend.

If cost is a barrier, please e-mail me at or.hargil@gmail.com. I reserve a number of sliding scale spots, with priority given to those who identify as black, indigenous, people of colour , LGBTQIA+, disabled, and others who have been traditionally marginalized.