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Maria Goncalves hosts a recurring conversation room on the audio-only app Clubhouse where she and her students use tarot cards to offer visitors advice and predictions. — Los Angeles Times/TNS

For US$15 (RM62), plus a 75-cent (RM3) processing fee, Hannah Macintyre is telling me my destiny.

“What I’m seeing here with you is this hitting a wall (and) needing to push through, needing to step up,” Macintyre says as she looks over the three tarot cards she’s drawn from her deck: the Page of Fire, Ace of Air and Emperor.

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