Posts Tagged ‘fate’

Of the many questions I get as a psychic reader, the majority deal with love, romance, sex, affairs – you name it. We’re all obsessed with matters of the heart, because whether we know it or not, we are trapped in the midst of the Cycle of Necessity.

What is this cycle? The Cycle of Necessity describes our journey towards our soulmate, our twin spirit, that part of our essential Self that was split into two according to the Law of Polarization. This law requires that we split from our soulmate. The Cycle of Necessity describes our required path towards a ‘sewing back up’ of the cosmic Siamese twins, as it were, a reunification with something ancient that was originally integrated into our eternal Self. The soulmate, in other words. Read the rest of this entry »

Understanding others is not your path, understanding yourself and your own choices is. Sometimes we forget that only we can make choices for ourselves. So many people surround us daily offer advice, but only you know what is best for you and your situation because you have access to memories and experience which is of value to you alone, and may not be valuable to others.

Offering advice is easy, but those who offer advice seldom have to live with the consequences of the choices made because of that advice. When you get advice, no matter who it is from, even if it is from the spirit world, always question it. Ask yourself, is this really good advice for me and for my situation, will it really help? Read the rest of this entry »

Delay is sometimes more important than we realize. We often berate ourselves for not doing something on time, perhaps it’s not going to visit someone, or not picking up the telephone to make a call to someone who might feel better just knowing that we care, but there are always reasons for delays.

Very often we can’t see it, but there’s a plan at work in our lives and the lives of every individual on this planet. When we try to force things to happen, they often don’t do the good that we anticipated they would. This is because there is a perfect time for everything, and in our eagerness to think that we’re important we can ignore subtle clues that the universe is giving us. Think back on your life. Very often, when you have kept postponing doing something, or something hasn’t happened in what you might have considered to be the ‘right’ time, it has worked out perfectly anyway! In fact, probably more perfectly than you could have imagined. Read the rest of this entry »

Jodi Picoult  writes, “Is Fate getting what you deserve, or deserving what you get?” As an idealist, I consider these words to be my creed.

Each day I make choices about what I eat, drink, say, or do. Many years ago when I was very young, I made the decision that The Eight-Fold Path of Buddhism was an easy way to self-access my behavior:

Wisdom

(1) Right view – to see and understand things as they really are

(2) Right intention – commitment to ethical and mental self-improvement Read the rest of this entry »

When it comes to the Tarot, many people have a lot of reservations and even fears. They imagine old women sitting at a table with a crystal ball predicting doom, death and despair for their unfortunate client. Others believe the Tarot to be some kind of satanic fortune-telling tool that goes against the will of God and brings demons to their doorstep.

The list goes on and on about the suspicions and fears many have about the Tarot. But the truth is the Tarot is none of these things. Tarot cards are less of a fortune-telling tool and more of a guidance system. Their rich imagery tells a story and that story is the tale of each of our lives. The first card in Tarot is the Fool. The Fool represents the incarnated soul in the earth realm. The other cards that follow are all people, places and states of mind and spirit that the incarnated soul will encounter on its journey through this world. The Fool, or incarnated soul, represents each and every one of us in this life and tells the story of every individual. Read the rest of this entry »

For centuries the reading of tea leaves have been used as divination practice. To read tea leaves is an art and one must gain an understanding of the mystical meaning of the patterns of the leaves remaining in the cup, after drinking the tea.

In both ancient and modern times many have seek the wisdom of the tea leaves to know their fate. The divination practice of the tea leaf reading, also known as Tasseography, is very similar to reading the Tarot cards, runes and the crystal ball. All these tools are pathways to the psychic language of symbolism. Read the rest of this entry »

Destiny is often misconstrued as an unalterable outcome. Sometimes people will say, “It’s my destiny. I can’t change it.” I believe that each of us create our own destiny by the choices we make.

I’d like to share an example from my life. Some months ago I noticed that my verbal communications with a specific person seemed to be deteriorating. I hired her to do some very important work for me. The nature of her work requires not only expertise, but also interest in the situation and the motivation to go the extra mile.

When she took me on as a client she believed me, and she believed in me. But I saw in time that her faith had shifted. I respect and admire her, so what she thinks of me matters. Read the rest of this entry »

You are the only thinker in your universe, and what you think will be demonstrated in your life experiences. Many of us scoff at such a notion, thinking that it is a lot of “hocus pocus.” But if we really take an account of our lives, we will see that life produced just what we were thinking about at the time.

This is true for the people around us as well. Many of us know someone who complains that they cannot get ahead in their finances, and they never do. You are most likely also familiar with someone who complains of being sick all the time, and that person surely gets every new illness that comes down the pike.

Just tune into what others are saying around you, and then look at the fruitage in their lives. No person can rise above their most deep-seeded thoughts, and confessions of such. Think of it in these terms: your life is like a sacred garden, and what you think, believe and speak are like the seeds you plant in that garden. Read the rest of this entry »