Posts Tagged ‘job’

You’ve reached a point in your life where you have thought about having children. Chances are, you have already passed other milestones in your life, such as finishing your career and getting married, and you see having children as the next logical step.

Forget the fact that children are expensive. Keep in mind how much you make at your career per year. Children cost around $250,000 to raise over a lifetime. Divide that by 18 years and you get $13,888.88 per child per year.

It adds up pretty quickly if you have more than just one child, and can quickly put a strain on your already fragile finances.  With the current divorce rate at around 50%, never assume that you and your spouse will be together forever to help split the expenses. Read the rest of this entry »

It used to be so simple 20 years ago to call on my spirit guides to aid me in helping others. I would grab my Tarot cards, a pretty shawl to cover my small reading table, a donation jar, and a couple of chairs. Armed with these items, I would then head out for a day at a local psychic fair.

There would be people lined up all day long for psychic readings. About four to six psychics would be at their individual tables in a park, or inside a metaphysical store. We would laugh, cry, and get excited about the stories we were given by our guides to relay to the seekers sitting across from us. We might have some sun or rain to deal with, but little else to make the process difficult. At the end of the day, we would all say how fulfilled we felt. Then we would head home. Read the rest of this entry »

We live in a world now where impossible aspirations are becoming realities for many of us. There are many more of us, so more possibilities are in reach. This leaves for a dizzying array of work opportunities. I was trained in Animation, and self-taught in computer animation – worked for a while in the art field as a sales associate, and had always written and researched with avid but self-indulgent abandon.  Self expression was natural and ideas grew into an obsessions, questions fueled ideas, and with the advent of the Internet every whimsy and curiosity attained an unimaginable density and dimension.

Encouraged and nurtured by online communities I began to ask better questions.  This lead me to develop my writing, my love of music and journalism and ultimately, humanity. I opened up newsgroups, developed web ideas,  moderated sites, and asked plenty of questions. If a question had not been asked, I created it which then in the grand then empty space of the internet was like a vast blank slate, my canvas and soul support. Read the rest of this entry »

• One infant – raising kids is always a challenge. Not everyone is destined to be a lawyer or a doctor, like his or her mother or father’s dreams for them or his or her parents own professional background.

• Two more psychic relatives – some offspring walk in the footsteps of their relatives onto the pathway of a psychic reader. Although, how that transition from an infant with a wealth of options to a psychic reader takes place is a credit to his or her parents or other relatives. In most cases, a close relative who is psychic has been a positive influence on the youth.

• Five to ten years of positive reinforcement – for a young child to grasp the beauty of their psychic gifts typically is the direct result of relatives giving the child the impression that they are blessed, not that something is wrong with them. Read the rest of this entry »

There was a time in my life that I lived in fear and lack. I left a top position with the Psychological Research Department of a major university to start out on my own doing psychic readings full-time. I knew that it was my calling and that I needed to pursue my life path.

Although excited, I quickly started slipping into a deep depression. My family was used to living a certain way and within a few years of leaving my position I was close to being destitute. My clients were struggling financially, so I was giving free readings trying to help, but did not realize the disservice I was doing to them, my family, and myself. I struggled with the awareness that my abilities as a psychic were God-given, while I was charging for my services. Read the rest of this entry »

<< Continued from Part 2

Yesterday, I was honored to have a seeker say, “You need to blog about this. You have my permission to share my story: all of my story.”

Therefore, this blog part three is simply a true story of the love of humanity that people can share through sincere connections that we established on video chat. Everything here is true except names; I have not used my seeker’s real name.

The Joy of Success!

Meredith gained insight by speaking to her dead husband’s family and friends for additional emotional and financial support. She was able to pay the July rent. She also had a piece of property that sold, but it would be October before the money transfer would occur. The comfort of knowing some money for rent was coming made job hunting easier. Her psychic kept telling her that each interview would make the next one less stressful. Read the rest of this entry »

<< Continued from Part 1

Yesterday, I was honored to have a seeker say, “You need to blog about this. You have my permission to share my story: all of my story.”

Therefore, this blog part two is simply a true story of the love of humanity that people can share through sincere connections that we established on video chat. Everything here is true except names; I have not used my seeker’s real name.

The Lowest of Low

About two months had passed, when Meredith’s paychecks stopped. She has enough savings to pay her bills until the end of June. Meredith explained that she had two sons, but no husband. Her husband was deceased. She had a 12 year-old son who was in school and doing great, but her 24 year-old son suffered from a congenital emotional disease. I have a PhD in special education – clearly this psychic-seeker relationship was by Divine intervention! Read the rest of this entry »

Responsibility is something we learn from a young age. It starts with simple things, like learning how to brush our own teeth as small children, and as we grow up, so does the responsibility.

Now, as adults, we are in a place of responsibility where all we know from the day to day is duties and chores like washing the dishes, cooking dinner, running carpool and, of course, that ‘little’ issue called work. Let’s also not for forget about the things that run in the back of your head, like the gas bill, the monthly house payment and all the other things that just keep coming.

The question is what are we really responsible for on a spiritual level? Are we responsible for all of our live experiences? Read the rest of this entry »