When
a person approaches me for a reading, they do so with a sense of
skepticism, curiosity and nervousness. Some clients have had
disappointing readings in the past and have come to me because of the
high recommendations of past clients and friends. Others come because
they have never had a reading before and they heard of my work through
word of mouth or the media. Whatever the reason as to why a person comes
to me, there is always a sense of nervousness because one part of them
wants to know what may come to past while the other part is terrified to
hear of bad news to come. We see in movies of fortune tellers telling a
customer of bad fortune to come, impending death and gloom. This is
just to make a movie plot more dynamic and thrilling to carry on a
particular story line. There are, however, psychic readers who take
advantage of peoples curiosity and nervousness in order to profit from
them. "There is certain doom in your future" as they gaze into their tarot cards or crystal balls "you must give me all of your clothes so I can bless them in order to protect you from the negative forces that surround you" all
for the low low price of $299.99. I have personally visited many store
front fortune tellers over the years without disclosing my proffesion.
Only a few had some insight, but most lacked even the understanding of
what they were doing. Imagine their surprise when I took their deck of
cards and switched roles on them. It wasn't a pretty sight including
much profanity on their part, some tears of remorse and one reader in
particular who quit their newly found profession.
Predicting the future is a fine line because the future is always on a
fine line, waiting to change at any millisecond. I see predicitions on
two main levels, short term and long term (I will go into detail what I
mean by that in future articles). Short term predictions are more
definite because the time necessary to change future outcome is not
enough. Long term predictions can change easier because there is more
time for certain events to take place and change the future outcome.
This leads me to the do's and don'ts of Psychic readings.
If I am reading someone, I have a responsibility to my self and the
person who I am advising. I know that at the end of the reading, my
advice will either be acted upon, remembered, forgotten or denied until
the predictions come to be. If I see bad health in a person for example
and it will come to pass later in their life, I will warn them of the
potential danger and ask them to try and change their health regimns and
seek the help of a health practitioner. This would be a long term
prediction and it is based on what is happening in their life in the
present. If they do not change their ways and continue with a blind eye,
the prediction will be more of a possibility. Another example is if I
read someone and my vision is of them loosing their job in the next few
weeks. This would be a short term prediction. What do you think would
happen if I told someone one "tomorrow is your last day at the office"? A
person could respond with laughter and skepticism, denial, or actually
not go to work at all. Just because you loose your job, it doesn't mean
that it is a bad thing. You may be offered a new opportunity soon after
that profits you beyond your prior position. The loss may bring you
closer to someone in your life and the scenarios go on and on. So how
would I answer my client? I would tell them to be prepared for a change
in business and advise them how they can take advantage of the change
based on the other visions I see in my reading and my experiences.
No one can know absolute truth and Psychics are no different. A
Psychic can only interpret based on natural ability, training and
experience. Also remember as the old saying goes " to err is human".
Psychics are not robots. We are not computers and if we were, we still
would have the potential to malfunction. Psychic readings and
predictions are tools we can use to better our lives. These predicitions
and readings are based on interpretation of the intuitive advisor.
Another aspect one must know and is not talked about, is the fact that
you as the questioner can help with the interpretation. You know
yourself better than anyone else and as I always say, everyone is
psychic one way or the other. When a Psychic gives you a reading, keep
your opinions to yourself until the end of the reading. Afterward, share
with the psychic what you think did not make sense and work on the
prediction together. If you go to a Psychic with the intent of proving
him or her wrong, you are just wasting your time. What is the point?
Either way you will either believe or disbelieve until future events
tell you otherwise. Make the most out of your reading. Share your ideas
and together you can come to a more keen conclusion. Like my mother use
to say" Two people thinking makes two people smarter"
Your personal Psychic and friend for life,
Ron Bard
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