The Spiritual Aunty

The Spiritual Aunty Location : Levin 5510 The readings that I provide are for guidance only.

Disclaimer & Terms of Service
for Psychic Mediumship or Tarot Readings

I, Davina Tapp , will connect with the world of Spirit and/or will also gain insight using my psychic awareness. What you decide to do with the information that I give you, including any actions you take, is down to your own personal responsibility and choice. All readings and questions answered should at no time be regarded a

s legal, medical, financial, psychological or business fact and are subject to your own interpretation and judgment. For legal reasons we have to advise you that the readings are for entertainment purposes only. My services are not a substitute for professional services and it is advised that you should seek advice from the relevant qualified expert. Privacy Policy: I will not share your personal information with any third party unless required to do so by law. Refund Policy: There will be no refunds for services rendered, client 'no shows' or client cancellation within 24 hours of your appointment time. If you need to reschedule an appointment, your payment may be transfered to another appointment time as long as you reschedule 24 hours or more in advance.

18/06/2026

Why do some people hold back giving compliments?

Not everyone struggles to see the good in others.

Sometimes they struggle to say it.

Some people hold back compliments because:
✨ They weren’t raised hearing them.
✨ They fear being vulnerable.
✨ They worry it will make someone “too confident.”
✨ They compare themselves and feel insecure.
✨ They think positive things but never say them out loud.
✨ They assume others already know their worth.

A genuine compliment costs nothing, but it can brighten someone’s day, boost their confidence and remind them they matter.

If you admire someone’s kindness, strength, growth, talent, or resilience, tell them.

The world has enough criticism.

Be the person who isn’t afraid to speak the good you see in others.

Today, if you think something nice about someone, say it.

You never know how much they might need to hear it 💜

18/06/2026

✨ Be Thankful for the Small Stuff Too ✨

We often wait for the big moments to feel grateful, the promotion, the new house, the holiday, the milestone.

But life is mostly made up of small moments.

💛 Waking up to a new day.
💛 A text from someone who cares.
💛 A hot cup of coffee or tea.
💛 A laugh that catches you by surprise.
💛 A peaceful walk.
💛 Finding strength on a difficult day.
💛 A hug.
💛 A good night’s sleep.
💛 The sound of birds singing in the morning.

The little things may seem ordinary, but one day you’ll realise they were the things that carried you through.

Gratitude isn’t about having everything you want.

It’s about appreciating what you have while you’re on the journey.

Today, take a moment to notice the small blessings.

They matter more than you think.

What is one small thing you’re grateful for today? 💜

17/06/2026

If you didn’t see it with your own eyes or hear it with your own ears, don’t build a story around it.

Gossip thrives on assumptions, half-truths and other people’s opinions.

Wisdom is knowing the difference between facts and speculation.

Not everything you hear deserves your belief, your energy or your reaction.

Protect your peace.

Verify before you amplify!

Wearing Your Wounds Like a Coat of ArmourSome people wear their wounds like a coat of armour.Every betrayal becomes a wa...
14/06/2026

Wearing Your Wounds Like a Coat of Armour

Some people wear their wounds like a coat of armour.

Every betrayal becomes a wall.

Every disappointment becomes a reason not to trust.

Every heartbreak becomes proof that no one will ever understand.

The armour feels safe.

It protects us from being hurt again.

But over time, the same armour that protects us can also imprison us.

It becomes heavy.

It keeps love at a distance.

It stops us from experiencing the very things we long for.

Healing isn’t pretending the wounds never happened.

It’s allowing yourself to lay down the armour piece by piece, knowing that your strength was never in the protection you built around yourself.

Your strength is in your ability to keep moving forward despite what you’ve been through.

You are more than your scars.

You are more than your pain.

And you do not have to carry yesterday’s armour into tomorrow’s journey 💜

Victim vs Survivor MentalityA victim says:“Why is this happening to me?”A survivor says:“This happened to me, but it wil...
14/06/2026

Victim vs Survivor Mentality

A victim says:
“Why is this happening to me?”

A survivor says:
“This happened to me, but it will not define me.”

A victim gives their power away to the past.

A survivor takes their power back and chooses how they move forward.

Being a survivor doesn’t mean pretending the pain didn’t happen.

It means acknowledging the hurt, learning from it and refusing to let it control the rest of your life.

There is a difference between carrying your wounds and becoming your wounds.

Your story may explain where you’ve been, but it doesn’t have to determine where you’re going.

Healing begins when we stop asking who is to blame and start asking what we can do next.

You are not what happened to you.

You are who you choose to become because of it💜

13/06/2026

Self-Care

It’s the way we recharge, heal and show up as the best version of ourselves.

Sometimes self-care looks like:
✨ Saying no without guilt
✨ Going for a walk in nature
✨ Reading a good book
✨ Having a coffee in peace
✨ Setting healthy boundaries
✨ Getting enough sleep
✨ Listening to music that lifts your soul
✨ Taking a break when you need one
✨ Spending time with people who fill your cup
✨ Simply sitting in silence and breathing

Self-care doesn’t have to be expensive or complicated.

Often, it’s the small daily choices that make the biggest difference.

What do you do for yourself when your mind, body, or soul needs a little extra care? 💜

Share your favourite self-care ritual below. 👇

No Sympathy for Self-Inflicted ProblemsLife is hard. We all make mistakes.But there comes a point where repeated poor ch...
10/06/2026

No Sympathy for Self-Inflicted Problems

Life is hard.

We all make mistakes.

But there comes a point where repeated poor choices stop being bad luck and start being a pattern.

If you keep ignoring advice, repeating the same behaviours, blaming everyone else, and expecting others to clean up the mess, don’t be surprised when people run out of sympathy.

The world doesn’t owe you endless understanding while you refuse to take responsibility.

Accountability is uncomfortable. Growth is uncomfortable.
Change is uncomfortable.

But staying stuck and expecting everyone else to carry the consequences of your decisions is not strength—it’s avoidance.

Your trauma may explain your behaviour, but it does not excuse it.

Your circumstances may influence your choices, but they do not remove your responsibility for them.

At some stage, you have to stop pointing fingers and start looking in the mirror.

The truth is harsh:

Nobody can want your healing, growth, success, or recovery more than you do.

The moment you own your choices is the moment your life starts to change.

“Excuses keep you stuck. Accountability sets you free.”

Māori whakaaro:
“Ko koe te kaihautū o tō waka.”
You are the captain of your own canoe.

No one else is responsible for steering your life 💜

They say you can choose your friends, but not your whānau.The truth is, while you may not choose who you’re related to, ...
10/06/2026

They say you can choose your friends, but not your whānau.

The truth is, while you may not choose who you’re related to, you do choose who has access to your time, energy and peace.

Being family doesn’t automatically give someone a free pass to disrespect you, drain you, or harm your wellbeing.

Healthy relationships are built on mutual respect, trust and aroha not obligation.

It’s okay to set boundaries.

It’s okay to protect your wairua.

And it’s okay to spend your precious time with the people who bring out the best in you.

Whānau is not just who you’re born to, it’s also who walks beside you with love, respect and genuine care.

Accountability Starts With YouHealing begins when we stop pointing the finger at everyone else and start looking honestl...
08/06/2026

Accountability Starts With You

Healing begins when we stop pointing the finger at everyone else and start looking honestly at ourselves.

Not everything that happens to us is our fault, but how we respond is our responsibility.

Growth comes when we can say:

* “I made a mistake.”
* “I could have handled that better.”
* “I need to do some healing.”
* “I choose to do better moving forward.”

Blame keeps us stuck in the past. Accountability gives us the power to change our future.

Owning your actions isn’t weakness it’s courage.

It’s choosing growth over excuses, wisdom over ego, and responsibility over victimhood.

He tangata ka tipu mā te whakaae ki āna hē.
A person grows by acknowledging their mistakes.

Take responsibility for your choices, your words and your behaviour.

That’s where real transformation begins.

🌿 Whakatika. Ako. Tupu.
Acknowledge. Learn. Grow.

A child shouldn’t have to protect an adult.The adult should protect the child.Children are not meant to carry the emotio...
08/06/2026

A child shouldn’t have to protect an adult.

The adult should protect the child.

Children are not meant to carry the emotional weight of grown-ups.

They are not responsible for managing adult feelings, keeping family secrets, preventing conflict or becoming the caretaker when they should be receiving care.

When a child learns to protect the adults around them, they often grow into adults who struggle to recognise their own needs, set boundaries or ask for help.

A child’s job is to learn, grow, play, and feel safe.

An adult’s job is to provide guidance, protection, stability and aroha.

Healing often begins when we recognise that what we carried as tamariki was never ours to carry in the first place.

Kia aroha ki a koe.
Kia kaha.
Kia maumahara — you deserved to be protected too 💜

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