The Inquiry begins with what you want to understand. You may arrive with questions, a relationship, a decision, a repeating circumstance, or something you can feel moving beneath the surface but cannot quite make sense of. We begin in conversation, and from there, the exploration unfolds. Although the session is deeply conversational, much of my own process is quiet and meditative. Even virtually, I often spend long stretches with my eyes closed — entering a visual state of exploration and following what begins to present itself. Information may appear through images, people, places, memories, symbols, physical environments, patterns, timelines or unexpected points of connection. I describe what I am seeing as it emerges, and your responses become part of the process — adding context, opening further questions, redirecting attention, or revealing another layer to follow. One question may lead somewhere entirely different. Something mentioned almost in passing may become central. We may move backward into an earlier experience, outward toward another person or circumstance, or forward into possibilities that appear to be forming. The Inquiry is therefore neither a passive reading nor simply a conversation. It is a live, collaborative process of clairvoyant exploration — moving between what I perceive, what you recognize, what we question together, and what becomes visible as we continue. Depending on what emerges, we may explore relationships, decisions, transitions, recurring patterns, unresolved circumstances, significant people, future-facing possibilities, or directions that appear worthy of further attention. Its particular nature is immediacy: you are present while the information is being discovered. You can question it, respond to it, clarify something, change direction, or ask me to look more closely while we are still inside the exploration. The intention is to leave with more of the picture visible — including the pieces you came looking for and, sometimes, the ones you did not yet know to ask about.