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I hope you will be able to give me your personal opinions if you have time! We would appreciate any.  |
Hi Caryna
The We may be a misuse of english but it concernes me if there is a 'we', who they are?
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| 1) To what extent could psychic/Akashic readings ‘comes true’? |
Could be all or nothing
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| In other words, how do we make sure our next 6 months or so will turn out the way you have read it? Could we accidentally ‘force’ things to go in a different direction? |
Yes, the very fact of asking for a reading can change the future. A butterfly flapping it's wings in Australia can still cause a wind in England. If a seeker listens to the reader, and asks the right questions, is truthful and open then a reading can be helpful and show influences and trends that might come to pass based on the present energies.
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| 2) On the other hand, how much control do we have in changing our future for the better, despite the reading? E.g If a reader tells ‘Ben’ that they cannot see great fame or wealth in his future, can ‘Ben’ end up being hugely famous and wealthy depending on his own choices? |
I do not predict when I read, I find that most predictions are limiting and can deny the seeker hope. I do not dictate what will happen either, but sometimes it does not take a psychic to see the future. I use my readings to help and support, offer guidance and most importantly to empower the seeker into making their own decisions from a stronger base
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| 3) Regarding the delivery of readings, how do you feel about using words such as ‘you will’ as opposed to ‘you may’? Are there circumstances where you feel you’re sure enough to say something in a very definite way? |
I never use the definitive I always use the wording that skeptics say is 'hedging my bets' lol, but then I am not a fatalist, I believe the future is not set in stone but can be changed..... I do perhaps make sure the seeker realises they are responsible for their own life and that I am not here to make their own decisions, those are their prerogative and domain.
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| 4) This is a tad more personal. ;) After asking the question above, I’d like to know how you personally like to receive your readings? I’m not referring to ‘the Internet’ or ‘face-to-face’. I’m referring to the manner of delivery. |
Me, personally, I have rarely ever asked for a reading from anyone else, I find I am perfectly able to read for myself

However, I am intrigued also a bit scared to see what EOT and MangoMom might get from me
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| 5) What are the main reasons you feel people ask for readings? What are some ‘wrong’ reasons, if any? |
Seekers want comfort, help, support, guidance and of course ANSWERS!
Giving away the responsibility for life changing decisions is wrong, as is relying on advice from others and not listening to your own inner wisdom. In my opinion it is far better to empower the seeker, build their confidence, offer support, suggestions and helpful and hopeful advice.
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| 6) How do you feel when people start to become a bit too needy or reliant on your readings? |
As a reader it can be a fine line, some seekers assume if they are paying for a reading I have to give it, no matter how often. These get a full refund and sometimes follow-up conversations. If I feel someone is vulnerable or as you put it 'too needy' I might say something like now is not a suitable time for a reading but instead offer support.
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I'm just wanting to learn more about the experts here and your personal opinions... (as we know you're not just machines churning out psychic readings. ) |
Clonk clonk Whirrr..... I need oiling lol!
That was fun hahaha!
Many blessings to you,