Psychic Predictions

Hi!

Have you ever had a friend get a reading from someone and call you, all excited, to talk about it? This happens to me a lot! A couple of times, though, the excitement gave me pause. The first was a male friend who was told by an intuitive that he’d meet the love of his life and get married the next year. The second was a friend who was told by an astrologer that her business would blow up that September and she’d finally have the success she’s been striving for.

Beware of Predictions! 

Sadly, neither of those two predicted events happened. And they have yet to occur. When my friends told me to get a reading ASAP, I hesitated, remembering that a prediction is never proven until it actually happens. I decided to wait and see in both cases. And I’m glad I did.

False Hope

False hope is terrible. And that is exactly what can happen with time frame-based predictions. We get all excited, certain that this wonderful thing is going to happen at just the right time. And then it doesn’t.

Covid-19

Many of the most famous, world-renowned predictive astrologers did not see the Coronavirus in advance. And an esteemed Remote Viewer didn’t even see it in a book of predictions she made for the year 2020!

At times, we get blindsided, and things we think are going to happen don’t. And things we don’t expect to happen, do.

Beware of predictive work!

If you are looking for predictive astrology, or predictive intuitive work, be careful, and fully vet the person who is doing it. Even if they are known for making predictions, they can be off about the timing, or even the definitiveness of something happening.

Divination is better as a guidance tool

I wish I knew why predictions don’t happen. However, the uncertainty of predictions makes me all the more certain that divination is better used as a guidance tool. The iChing, which is a guidebook for life, gives you a sense of right action and improper action, good and bad omens, etc. I love using it that way, because it’s like a co-creative partner in life.

The book The Secret, and many people who teach manifesting, condition us to believe that we have complete control over our lives and that we have every right to get what we want, when we want it. Life does not always work out that way, though, and over a decade of doing readings has made that all the more obvious to me. I am certain that fate and destiny play a hand in our lives, plain and simple.

On that note, be careful who and what you believe when getting predictions. Sometimes they come true, and sometimes they don’t.

Thanks so much for reading and watching!