Choosing a Psychic

A psychic is someone who claims to have a special ability to perceive information and guidance from spirits, angels, or other sources. Psychics use their intuition and may rely on tools like Tarot cards, runes, the I Ching, astrology, palmistry, or their own clairvoyance to read and organize this information. They can also channel beings, like Esther Hicks and “Abraham,” Jane Roberts and Seth, to receive knowledge and insight from other dimensions.

Many people have psychic experiences, such as a gut feeling about a person that turns out to be true or an intuitive pull that draws you toward something, like a new job or a certain route home. Psychics are often able to communicate this kind of information through their aura, or energy field, which is sometimes visible to those who can see it.

Other psychics can hear messages and guidance from loved ones on the other side, telepathically send thoughts and images to those who can see them, or even physically move objects through telekinesis or pyrokinesis. While it is possible to develop these abilities, it takes training and a strong sense of personal responsibility.

When choosing a psychic, do some research to find one who has a good reputation. Look at their social media and website, and consider how they interact with clients. They should be able to explain their process and give you an idea of how they might guide you. It’s important to approach any psychic with a healthy dose of skepticism, and remember that most readings are meant for entertainment rather than life-changing revelations.