How Your Reading Works

The reading follows an old shape — arrive, ask, listen — carried by modern tools. Here is exactly what happens, in order.

1. You arrive

The reading opens with the genie of the moon, who introduces the sitting and invites you in. There is nothing to install and no account to create. You are a guest; the door is the homepage.

2. You give your date of birth

Your birth date anchors the reading to you. In this tradition the day you entered the world carries a signature — the season, the moon, and the current you were born into — and the reading is calculated against it. Enter it carefully; a reading built on the wrong date is a letter addressed to the wrong house.

3. You ask three questions

Three questions, chosen by you, in your own words. They may be about love, family, work, money, health of spirit, or the road you are on. The questions are the heart of the sitting: the genie speaks to what you actually ask, not to a script. If you want help framing them, read our guide to asking good questions.

4. You hear the preview

Before anything is asked of you, the genie speaks a preview of your reading, free of charge. The preview is real — the opening of your own reading, not a sample of someone else's. It lets you judge the voice and the fit for yourself.

5. You unlock the full reading

The complete personalized reading is US $14.99, paid once through PayPal. There is no subscription and nothing further is charged. On payment, your full reading is revealed — spoken by the genie and presented in writing, so you can listen in the moment and return to the words whenever you need them.

What shapes your reading

• Your questions — the subjects and the wording you choose.
• Your birth date — the anchor that makes the reading yours alone.
• The moon — the phase and character of the moon frame the reading's counsel, as they have framed Maroon guidance for generations. Our guide to the moon phases explains how.

Your answers and your birth date are used to prepare your reading. How your information is handled is set out plainly in our privacy policy, and common questions are answered in the FAQ.