Tania Yorgey

Tarologist

Tania Yorgey's voice is a calm resonance in a noisy world—guiding readers back to the intelligence that lives beneath distraction, to the meaning hidden in our resistance, and to the story waiting to be remembered.

Tania is a writer, intuitive guide, and lifelong student of symbolic systems dedicated to exploring the unseen architecture of consciousness, healing, and human potential. With over 40 years of experience working with the Tarot, Tania has cultivated a deep relationship with archetypal intelligence—not as a tool for prediction, but as a living mirror for self-inquiry, transformation, and the search for meaning.

Her journey has woven together diverse threads of esoteric study and integrative healing. She is trained in life coaching, inner child integration, Reiki energy healing, numerology, astrology, and the exploration of paranormal phenomena. Each of these fields has contributed to her ability to perceive patterns—whether emotional, energetic, or spiritual—and to help others reconnect with the story their soul is trying to tell.

Tania’s work centers on the belief that healing is not about fixing what is broken, but about restoring coherence to the fractured parts of the self. She holds space for those navigating emotional overwhelm, spiritual disconnection, and existential inquiry—guiding them gently back to the symbolic language of their own intuition. Her sessions and writing often explore the voice of the inner child, seeing this aspect not as wounded or naïve, but as the sacred storyteller of the soul.

With a grounded approach to intuitive development and a deep respect for ancient wisdom traditions, Tania bridges the mystical with the practical. She brings a steady presence to a world often marked by noise, distraction, and surface solutions—offering instead a space to breathe, reflect, and remember.

Now writing for Brainz Magazine, Tania shares insights on symbolic dissonance, intuitive resonance, and the evolving relationship between human consciousness and modern life. Her work invites readers to question what feels misaligned—not with judgment, but with curiosity—and to begin the quiet process of remembering who they truly are.