Tarot taught me to see differently. Not just the cards—but the world. I started noticing patterns, moods, symbols. Noticing when something felt charged. When a moment wasn’t just happening—it was transmitting.
That’s when I realized: we’re all broadcasting. All the time. Through our choices, our spaces, our language, our silence. We’re transmitters. And we’re receivers.
Tarot didn’t give me this idea. It revealed it. It showed me that meaning isn’t delivered—it’s felt. That clarity isn’t given—it’s tuned. I started seeing everything as signal. Architecture. Branding. Relationships. UX. Even my own emotional state.
Not as noise—but as transmission. Not as content—but as symbolic infrastructure.
This lens changed how I design, how I write, how I move through the world.
I stopped asking What does this mean? and started asking What is this broadcasting?
That shift—that tuning—is what I now call Signalism.
It’s not a system. It’s a sensitivity.
A way of noticing. A way of shaping. A way of listening to the invisible.