Chris Peterson

Chris Petersen is a Tarot Card Reader and channeler. She has been led to specialize in the relationship and missing persons area. She believes that the loss of a loved one is the single most agonizing experience the human soul can endure. She began her psychic journey while still a senior at Hollywood High School. There was nothing auspicious about her entry into this field. She owned a deck of Tarot Cards . . . . and her teenage girlfriends knew it!! Later on, she majored in Art with a minor in Psychology at the University of Hawaii. She has stayed on since then and has become a permanent resident of Hawaii. While Art is her grand passion, she stumbled into the psychic realm as a full-fledged professional in 1981. It surprised her as much as it did anyone else!

She channels through the divine presence of her three spirit guides that she affectionately calls "Moe, Larry and Curly". Moe, her dearly departed mother, was a licensed psychologist. Her advice is home-spun, humorous and sure to cut to the chase. Larry, a former college soccer hero, became a "Public" school teacher in the United Kingdom in the 1930's. He loves politics and sees life as a long series of strategic scrimmages. And Curly lived as a Bioa Native American Tracker. He helps her to see the location of missing persons and objects.

For herself, she has "long been in awe of this quirky Soap Opera we call life. I have found that life is decidedly stranger than fiction . . . . And yet it is all true . . ."

Hours: Wednesday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Greg Stockton

Greg Stockton is on staff as one of our prominent Tarot Card readers. Greg has nearly 40 years experience with Tarot Cards.which he uses in his readings. He has written and lectured on the Tarot, and has read for many famous people. Born in Missouri, Greg spent most of his formative years in California. He excelled in artistic pursuits and even opened his own art gallery at age 19. Associating with artists and musicians in the fertile climate of San Francisco allowed Greg to develop hist personal artistic sensibilities. He soon discovered the Tarot and became a reader.

Greg's Tarot readings are highly intuitive and informative, and they emphasize spiritual and personal growth. He says, "Each and everyone of us has a star. To know what is true and what is real is our quest. If your dream is true, you can make it become real - then we become our own star".

Hours: Monday - 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Wednesday - 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.; Thursday - 12 p.m. to 7 p.m.; Friday - 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday - 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday - 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Bryan Stockton

We are very pleased to have Bryan Stockton as one of our Tarot readers. He has a unique history with the Tarot and psychic phenomenon. Born in San Francisco, he spent most of his "growing-up years" in Seattle, Washington. His story began very early - around 9 years of age - when mysterious events began to occur in the house where he lived. He saw apparitions and felt their energies. This naturally spurred his interest in the supernatural, and realizing he needed to learn more, he began to read books on magic and supernatural occurrences. Then at 13 years of age in Rainbow Valley, Olympia, Washington, Bryan met a group of people who were connected with the Wiccan movement. These people gave him many tools and much information. At their suggestion, he began meditating on the Tarot.

He started reading the Tarot for his friends and acquaintences at 18 years of age and then began as a professional Tarot Reader. He has 11 years of experience. With mostly Celtic roots, Bryan has developed his interests in mythology and world religions. Other interests include the I Ching and magic systems. He is also an artist who paints, as well as a photographer.

Regarding the Tarot, Bryan says, "it (the Tarot) is very good for describing the potential in your life; it helps you to accomplish your dreams and allow fears to come out into the open to be dealt with."

Hours: Friday - 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday - 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Niki Taittinger