Can I also have a reading if you guys don't mind?
My situation is like this:  I was married in April 3, 2010, and after 3 months, the person lied, manipulated, and tricked me to go back home, when I did, he sent divorce papers behind my back.  This was annulled and finished in Feb, 2011.
I want to know when my real marriage will be, who the person is, and how will the marriage be like?  I don't feel that the first person was my real soulmate.
Do I have another marriage in the future ?

My date of birth is November 6, 1979 at 11:55 PM in Elmhurst, Queens, NY.

Also, I want to know when my career will take off.  I am a medical doctor, but I have not gotten residency yet, and I am only in small jobs now.  When will I get the medical residency?

Thanks so much,

hope to hear soon!

I am extremely sorry to hear that you have been treated in such a deceitful and hurtful manner by the very person who professed to love you most, but it is not possible through any psychic reading to predict with any degree of certainty when your next love relationship might be, and subsequently whether it will develop to the extent that it eventually leads to you getting married to each other.

I recognise that there are many psychics (some with questionable moral values)  who claim to be able to reliably do this usually for a hefty fee, but I would not wish even with the best of intentions to offer you false hope that it might happen or take away real hope that it might within the next six months, simply to get a reputation and following as the best reader in the world, when I feel you would be far better off flipping a coin or just guessing.

Your career question however is a perfectly valid and acceptable one and I already have all the information which I will need to be able to give you an effective reading about this. Please keep in mind that readings of the type given by me on this forum are only thought to refer to a period of the next six months after your request was posted.

This effectively means that if you do end up receiving a negative answer to your question based upon this one isolated reading (I have not given you the reading yet, so I do not know if you will get a YES or a NO), it says zero or nothing about what your chances may be of getting a medical residency in the new year.

But let us not get ahead of ourselves here. Let's see how the reading and answer turns out, before coming up with problems which may not even exist. Looking at my current reading backlog and my regular weekly day off from giving readings every Thursday, I plan to do this reading for you by the early weekend (bar emergencies).

Finally, I get to keep a doctor waiting for a pleasant change. It is usually the other way around.  

Will type to you again soon with your "residency" reading,

EoT (male)  





Could you please therefore attend to introducing yourself and becoming an active member of this spiritual online community, while waiting for your reading?

It is probably of very little comfort to you as you wait for what must seem to you to be an eternity to get your residency, but you are without any doubt much more fortunate than than many of your fellow citizens who are quickly getting the message that the society in which they live does not either want or need them or their services. Small jobs are clearly better than having no job, although they are probably nowhere near as exciting or challenging to a person who like yourself appears to be out to prove herself and her abilities at any cost.

Whether this is unintentional or not I cannot say through this reading, but you come over to me as someone who is performance driven, and who measures her own self worth by how much money and fame she attracts. There is nothing wrong with you having enough money to pay your bills and live reasonably comfortably, and there is nothing wrong with you being ambitious to a degree and wanting to have your achievements recognized by your peers, but with due respect reading between the lines of what you have written in your request, your need to obtain your residency seems to go beyond what I would have normally expected on average from a person in a similar situation to your own.

Or it could simply be that you are unknowingly putting out the wrong messages, and are actually nothing like being the person whom you come over to me as being.

When I was looking at your posting, the Tarot card called The Chariot immediately came to my inner mind as best representing your outward or apparent personality.

I always compare this card to the driver of a motor vehicle who has both the accelerator/throttle and brake pedals simultaneously pushed completely flat to the floor most of the time. One part of you is saying go, go, go, and the other part of you is saying perhaps you should stop trying so hard and just stop, as if you continue to act in this manner others will progressively raise their expectations with regards to what they will expect of you in the future to such high levels that you feel that you could never meet them. And so it seems better to that hesitant part of you to just stop and not give anyone cause to raise your bar?

Within the next six months, I feel based upon this reading alone that your chances of getting your residency in the exact hospital of your choice is fairly average (50%), but that the probability that you might be warded one in an alternate institution which may not have the same high status and reputation of the one which you would have preferred to work for or at is significantly higher than 50%. If you are already familiar with the phrase of you becoming a bigger fish in a slightly smaller pond, you would be getting the same message which I am from the energies I see around you at present.

The reasoning appears to be that if you were a big fish in a smaller pond, that you might not put as much pressure on yourself to perform at unrealistically high standards, as you would have if you had instead been employed at the hospital which you had originally had your sights upon. Within those six months it is impossible to put a more exact time frame on when you are likely to get any residency this year, but the advice coming through is not to put all your energies in getting your residency only to the hospital you most want to work for.

There are other institutions which are still perfectly worthy of your attention and consideration, but which could almost equally serve the function of both increasing your self confidence and helping to solve your cash flow problems now and in the future. Status and money are not everything. How much you are helping your patients and in the process growing as both a spiritual as well as a human being count much more in your favour when your time on Earth is finally over.

Wishing you a happy and successful residency at the hospital where it is in your own and your patient's best interests and most positive for your personal and spiritual development for you to work.  

Regards,

EoT  

Hello,

Thank you for your earlier reading months ago. I did get a temporary 1 year preliminary year away from home in a specialty that did not particularly interest me at all, but took because i had nothing else. And, yes, as you had predicted, life has been like the chariot, constant go, and no time to relax or take it easy. I don't mind it so long as I advance my career.
However, now the time has come for me to apply for next year's residencies. I would like to get it in the field that interests me (rehab medicine), but also ok with family medicine. I have applied to almost 200 places, out of insecurity of what if i dont' get in. Do i need to apply to more?

Could you please give me a fresh reading about what field I would get into (rehab or family, or another), what location? How do you see me practicing medicine, do I have my own business? my own center?

And if there is anything that could point to me marrying the person i'm seeing now?

Thanks so much, it would be really helpful, esp in calming my worries.

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I would like to get it in the field that interests me (rehab medicine), but also ok with family medicine. I have applied to almost 200 places, out of insecurity of what if i don't' get in. Do i need to apply to more? Could you please give me a fresh reading about what field I would get into (rehab or family, or another), what location? How do you see me practising medicine, do I have my own business? my own center? And if there is anything that could point to me marrying the person I'm seeing now?

If you have applied to over 200 different places because of your feelings of insecurity and anxieties about what if you do not get into any of them, then with due respect applying to any more than that could be seen as being a sign of abnormally low self confidence, extreme desperation and a total lack of faith in both yourself and as well in your ability to cope with the pressures of the work.

With regards to marrying the person you are seeing now within the next six months period thought to be covered by this reading, it is felt that especially since your previous marriage lasted less than one year and was finally annulled and finished in February of this year (as you told me in your posting of June 8th), that while virtually anything is possible, it is highly unlikely. Nothing in your reading specifically points to you marrying the woman you are currently dating between now and roughly the middle of April 2012 (6 months), but until you are into the medical residency program of your choice, I seriously doubt that you would be able to provide the level of financial and other security which your partner is wanting, to allow her to relax and start a family with you.

In other words until it is more clear than now what particular field of speciality you will ultimately follow and until she can determine how your specialising in this field of medicine will affect the time which you will be able to spend with her and devote to building your relationship in between your up to 72 consecutive hour shifts (?), then I feel that you could be getting ahead of yourself by thinking of marriage at this point in time.

This of course does not automatically mean that your reading is in any way predicting that you will never marry her beyond those first six months, or that the next six months could not be a good and solid foundation for your eventual marriage, if you are both able and willing to do the preparation involved and can contain your passion for each other long enough to first get your financial house in better order before thinking about settling down.

The lot of the wife of a medical resident in particular one whom is just beginning is never any easy one, and will necessarily require significant personal sacrifice on her part of good relationship time with you in the short term (the first twelve months of your residency), in order for her to to gain more quality relationship time with you in the longer term future (up to the next 5 years or more). Is she willing to wait for you when you could be apart for up to three days at a stretch when your job demands this of you, and for how long? You will not fully discover whether she is willing to make such a major sacrifice until your residency has established itself reasonably well.

Now that you have applied for 200 resident positions, effectively there is nothing much more you can practically and reasonably do to influence the outcome in your favour. And have you thought much yet about which type of residency course would be most in your and your partner's favour? You would be able to answer that question much better than a person such as myself who has no knowledge of the differences of time and energy which would be involved in rehab or family medicine. I will leave deciding that to the people who are living it, if they will in turn leave giving the reading to me.

I recognise my own limitations through  the internet and at such a great physical distance from you, and would not wish to be seen as forcing you in either of the two directions. This must be your and your partner's right to determine and decide over time. It is nether my right or business to try to do this in your place. It is after all your life and course of residency to live, as you best see fit to do so. Once you have been accepted at one or the other programs, your remaining available options will naturally be reduced, but never quite reaching zero (no choice).

Precisely because there are potentially hundreds maybe thousands of possible factors which could in an instant turn any predictions I could make through this reading concerning if you will get into rehab or family medicine upside down, my inner source is hesitant to be pinned down to one of them in preference to the other. Rehab medicine is your first preference with family medicine coming a close second behind it (I am starting to sound as though I am calling a horse race)? My preliminary but highly tentative impressions are that you are more than less likely to go into family medicine, but please do not hold me to this if you do get your way after all (and are awarded a residency in rehab medicine).

Hoping that this reading will be found to be both useful and relevant to you, in combination with information gained from other non intuitive sources both of a professional and non professional nature. I sincerely hope that it will inform, entertain, comfort and never unintentionally confuse you any more than you are already probably feeling confused and anxious about what the future still holds for you (career and close relationship wise).

What if you do not get into either rehab or family medicine? Will your world come to an end if you have to wait another year to reapply? I have every confidence that if things did turn out this way (and there is nothing in your reading which suggests that you will undoubtedly be made to wait another year), that your world will continue to go on as it always has, and that you will survive and come out of it being a stronger person within yourself as a result of having to delay your need for the instant gratification of getting it your way this year.

Do you already possess the money management abilities and skills to eventually establish and maintain your own rehab or family medicine business and/or healing centre far into the future? That is way beyond the scope of any reading to determine. Least of all this one. Basically this is for you to discover by examining how well or otherwise you manage your money in other areas which are unrelated to your job. Maybe your budgeting or money management skills could also do with some improvement in the meantime, if you wish to cover most or all of your bases and hedge your bet?

Best wishes and the best of health 2U,

EoT