Jo Min-ah, Who Was Criticized For Being A Pastry Chef, Is Now A Tarot Master

On the 10th, Jo Min-ah opened her social media and said, “I have a good sense of empathy and I listen to other people’s stories sincerely. I have been studying tarot and fortune-telling for about 5 years.”

She continued, “I went to see a tarot card reader a year ago and he told me, ‘Why did you come here when you already know everything?’ He told me to sit next to him and read the future of other people. In the early part of this year, I was filming a YouTube video at a shaman temple and the shaman told me that I was sick because of a divine disease and that the god was almost here. He told me that I could live as I pleased because my thoughts were the answer.”

Jo Min-ah said, “I have been through a lot of hardships in the past few years, but I have been able to overcome them because I have been able to find my true self. I want to use my tarot skills to help other people who are going through a difficult time.”

In particular, he said, “I have been able to overcome the harsh winds wisely and control my mind and enjoy stability.” He said, “I chose the job of tarot master because I wanted to listen to the stories of many people who are going through a painful time like me who was very sick in body and mind in the past.”

In addition, she encouraged counseling, saying, “I will listen to the stories that you have not been able to tell anywhere. Min-ah will listen to the stories of those who are tired and struggling, who are lost and confused, who are at a crossroads of choice before a big event, and who have lost hope of living.”

Earlier, Jo Min-ah opened her own bakery in 2016.

However, she was immediately embroiled in controversy due to hygiene issues and price problems.

She was criticized for baking bread with a coin next to it, and for baking cakes with her bare hands without a hairnet or gloves, with nail art.