Anyone and everyone with an open mind and desire to find the modalities that foster growth and healing within their lives.
There is a large movement right now to increase the studies of metaphysical practices. Due to increasing demand and preference from patients, hospitals around the world are including integrative and complementary practices like Reiki into their facilities. The exact mechanisms of these modalities is still unclear a lot of times, but there is an increasing body of evidence that points to them working nonetheless.
That’s a huge misconception about tarot. I take an analytic approach to it rather than a predictive. Nothing is set in stone, but the tarot can show you the way the energy, people, mindsets, etc. could potentially unfold in it’s current course. This does not make for a self-fulfilling prophecy, however, and it’s used rather to illuminate aspects of a situation so that you can use your intuition and intellect to consciously choose how to move through it.
I don’t personally believe that a reading can apply to anyone/everyone. I focus on personalized readings and even though I may show what cards and energies are at play in my personal life as examples, it’s not something I feel applies to everyone who sees it. I will sometimes also include an oracle or tarot draw in my yoga classes and healing circles because the people present are there for a reason and have similar aspects that have drawn them to that gathering. But at the same time, I believe that while there may be an overarching theme for a small group, each individual within that group will draw a card to see how that energy works specifically with them.
Tarot helps us look within ourselves to understand our emotions, the reasoning behind our words and conduct, and the source of our conflicts. The cards do not tell us what to do. Rather, they help us think about our problems from a different perspective and, like a diagnostic tool for decision making, help chart a road map for the solution