The Soulmate Sketch: a portrait to set your intention by
A hand-drawn sketch and short reading of the person you're hoping to meet, from psychic artist Tina Aldea. Here's exactly what you get, so you can decide whether it belongs in your ritual.
What it is
Tina Aldea is a psychic artist who draws a portrait of the person she senses is meant for you, then writes a short reading to go with it. You answer a few questions, she draws, and the finished sketch arrives by email.
Many people use it the way you might use a vision board: something to look at while you journal, a face to hold in mind while you set a love intention, or simply a fun, curious ritual to share with a friend.
How ordering works
- Answer a few questions. Who you're interested in (men, women or both), your age range, your zodiac sign and, optionally, an ethnic background for the drawing. No birth date is needed.
- Check out through ClickBank. Card or PayPal. Use the same email for payment and the form, as that's where the sketch is sent.
- Watch your inbox. The sketch and reading arrive by email, normally within a day. Faster delivery and a longer written description are optional extras at checkout.
Who it suits, and who it doesn't
A lovely fit if you
- enjoy tarot, astrology or intention-setting and like a tangible keepsake
- want a gentle prompt to get clear on what you're looking for in love
- are looking for a playful gift or a conversation starter with friends
Probably skip it if you
- want proof of who you'll meet, or a guarantee of any outcome
- are going through a hard time and need real support. A counsellor or trusted friend will serve you far better
A small ritual to pair with it
When your sketch arrives, try this before you even open the reading:
- Light a candle and sit with the sketch for a minute. Notice the first feeling that comes up, without judging it.
- On a fresh page, write three qualities you want to feel in a relationship: safe, playful, seen, whatever is true for you.
- Write one small action you'll take this week that matches those feelings. Say yes to an invitation, update a profile, or simply rest.
- Fold the page around the sketch and keep it somewhere you'll see it at the next new moon.
The sketch is a focal point. The intention, and the small steps, are yours.