Widen Your Horizons For A Good Psychic Reading
You wouldn’t be human if you didn’t come into a session with answers you hope to get. (“Please say that Doug is Mr. Right.” “Tell me that my boss will promote me.” “You’ve got to predict that my finances are going to get better this year.”). If you want certain answers, and you think they absolutely have to be structured in a certain way, then it makes it impossible to help you get past your challenges.
That’s why, in order to get the best psychic support, you need to “widen your horizons. How? Two important reminders:
Resist the urge to “yes, but.” If I see that your mother-in-law will be instrumental in helping you get your down payment for the house you want, don’t say, “But she always gives money to everyone else in the family except us” or “But she’ll make us pay for it with all her carping; she always does when she lends us anything.”
This defeats the purpose in two ways: you’re dismissing the idea that circumstances or people can change, and you’re focusing on the negative. (What we focus on is what we get — a basic Law of Attraction rule!)
If a psychic sees something happening, we won’t necessarily give you all the details, because the situation remains fluid. Leave room for circumstances to unfold in the best way possible (and visualize it that way!).
And if a situation looks like it’s going to differ from your expectations, leave room for a changed mind.
Avoid the yes/no questions. When you formulate questions — either before your session, or based on information during the reading — it’s more useful to ask “how” rather than “yes/no” questions. If you ask, “Will I get a new job?” and the psychic says “no,” then you have no place to go — and you’ve turned your free will over to the psychic.
A far better question would be “What do I need to do to get a new job?” That kind of questioning enables us to share tools to help you explore where to look, avoid pitfalls and consider possibilities, determine what kind of job you are truly suited for and discover those in your circle who might help you up the corporate ladder.
You get a full toolbox, and you can go out and create your own life. Free will, as I’ll always remind you, is everything!
It’s the same with a question like “Will I get into college?” It’s better to ask “how” and also to list the places to which you’ve applied. For example, someone could get admitted to Ohio State, Georgia Tech, and Lehigh. However, one may signal a change in major while there. One may be a short two-year stint. And one may open the doorway to a chosen career — one year early. Asking “how” questions help you explore all your options.
And, finally, an answer to a specific question may show you just how absurd your question was in the first place. Laugh; don’t be upset with yourself (or the psychic). We’re on your side.
