We are thrilled that Pam Govinda will be running a sigil workshop at Tadhg Mae.

Sigils are abstract geometrical forms or glyphs that we can create in order to work on our own sub-conscious and psyche to manifest something we desire. Pam has developed her own form of creating sigils that has grown over the years and is super fun for artists—but anyone with a piece of paper and a pen can make a sigil.

Join this fun, insightful, magickal workshop to learn more.

About Pam

Pam is a collage artist and tarot reader based in Mauritius. She spent half her life in South London and the other half in New York. It was in New York where her interest in the occult, tarot and Tantra (an esoteric form of Hinduism that works with ten facets of the Goddess, including the Goddess Kali) was sparked. Her passion for card divination was inspired when a close friend gifted her the Jean Noblet Tarot de Marseille over a decade ago. She uses the very same deck in her readings as well as the Rider Waite Smith and a bunch of RWS offshoots, as well as the more historical Visconti Tarot. Her tarot knowledge was shaped by a course she took run by Gordon White and everything else has come via experience, intuition, and a love of symbolism and art. For her, the magic of tarot and divination is revealed through synchronicity, symbolism, history and the reader’s intuition and experience. Her readings also combine oracle cards and a deck of good old playing cards for direct yes/no questions and they work in a pinch when a tarot deck is not on hand.

Pam offers live readings online to clients anywhere in the world and in-person readings at her magical home by the sea in Mauritius. She has a black cat called Marmite and is currently working on her own abstract collage art oracle deck.