You are right – and the bogus psychics give the real ones a bad name. But that happens everywhere – like you get good and bad dentists and teachers.

The difference is that with a psychic you can separate the real ones from the others by means of a few quick tests. For example, if someone asks you a lot of questions before they do the reading or during the reading, I would doubt their ability. I always ask only one question, namely your name. This gives me permission to enter that sacred space where I get your informaiton.

Also, if a psychic offers you a solution to your issues on condition that you pay them more money for anything, like candles, the removal of a spell or whatever, take your money and run. You are the master of your own destiny. A psychic can give you information about where you come from and the options that lie ahead of you, but what you do with your life is in your hands – not in any object that a person sells to you.

And the last point of guidance here is your own intuition. I once consulted a psychic – because I like to measure my ability against others. She advertised herself as “the psychic to the stars” and had wonderful credentials from a number of gullible people. She told me that my life will turn around when I stop wearing navy blue. At the time I did not even own anything in any shade of blue – I am a pink-red-orange person.

Love and Light
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