About Me

Greetings! I'm a natural intuitive, nurtured in the serene embrace of a small town nestled among the Adirondack foothills. The art of communicating with the ethereal realm and possessing an innate "knowing" has been intertwined with my existence since the early days of my upbringing. As a child, I assumed that everyone possessed the uncanny ability to identify callers before the telephone was answered—this was well before the advent of caller ID. Yet, my realization of being unique dawned on me around the tender age of five, prompted by my grandmother's gentle requests not to discuss certain matters in the presence of my grandfather, as they would deeply unsettle him. These matters revolved around my capacity to engage in conversations with departed loved ones, an ability that I soon discovered not everyone shared. Moreover, I recall my grandmother frequently seeking clarification on unfamiliar words I'd utter in my sleep, words that existed in a language she could not decipher.

As the years passed, I found myself making prescient predictions, albeit of trivial events in the mundane tapestry of daily life. However, a pivotal moment etched in my memory is my forewarning regarding a flight departing from Washington, DC, ultimately landing in the Potomac. My aunt was scheduled to be on that ill-fated flight. Overwhelmed by a premonition the day before her journey, I urged her to alter her plans, a decision that saved her life amidst the tragedy that claimed the lives of 78 souls. This incident marked a turning point in my journey, for while I was elated to have safeguarded my aunt, I yearned to evade the knowledge of impending death. Thus began my struggle to suppress the very gifts that had become a burdensome curse.

During my teenage years, I dabbled in astrology and cartomancy, seeking refuge in these disciplines rather than plunging deeper into the enigmatic world of psychic phenomena. It wasn't until my early twenties that I delved into Tarot reading, primarily for myself and close companions. At this juncture, my dormant gifts reawakened with a newfound vigor when I embarked on the journey of motherhood. On a Mother's Day in 2012, my life was forever altered by the tragic loss of my adopted son, an experience that plunged me into a protracted Dark Night of the Soul, lasting four to five agonizing years. Emerging from this abyss, I discerned that my gifts were intended to be allies rather than adversaries, prompting me to earnestly cultivate them.

In the early months of 2017, I began my studies under the esteemed mentorship of Drew Cali in the domains of Psychic Development and Reiki. Drew not only imparted invaluable knowledge but also equipped me with the tools to harness and concentrate my gifts. Under his guidance, I attained the status of a Reiki Level II Practitioner. It was around this juncture that I underwent a profound Kundalini Awakening, a transformative experience that profoundly shaped my path. When Drew eventually departed the region, I continued my quest for spiritual enlightenment and mastery under the wise tutelage of Dr. Rev. Lynne Lasher. In 2018, I achieved the status of a Reiki Master/Teacher.

My professional journey in Tarot reading commenced in 2019, and more recently, I earned certification from Mary Jo Cranmore with Soulful Revolution. Beyond this, I've engaged in collaborative efforts with a local investigator and bounty hunter, as well as various clients, in the pursuit of resolving missing persons cases.

My mission is deeply rooted in the desire to employ my gifts as a source of healing for others, enabling them to embark on the profound journey of self-discovery. Within each of us lies the boundless power to unearth our authentic selves, and I'm fervently dedicated to guiding those in need towards this luminous realization. And, above all, I endeavor to eternally remind everyone that...

Spirit has your back!

~Desirée

Desirée Railine

Intuitive Counselor, Reiki Master/Teacher, Certified Tarot Reader, and Cold Case Medium

“A journey of a thousand miles begins

with a single step.”

— Lao Tzu