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Selecting a Psychic
by Linda Mackenzie, C.H.T., Ph.D. ( c )

Selecting A Psychic
by Linda Mackenzie, C.H.T., Ph.D. (c)

There are lots of people who claim to be psychic. Look at all the psychic phone lines and ads in magazines, newspapers and on television. Some of these people have true psychic ability; others are intuitive and are developing their abilities; and still others have little or no ability at all.

In fact there are so many different kinds of psychics, who are on so many different levels, that it makes it hard to select one. There are scientific tests for psychic ability yet there is still no concrete scientific standard to measure these abilities. And just because someone has psychic abilities does not mean they are qualified to give advice. So how do you find the right psychic? Call them. Talk to them. Ask them questions. Remember you can use your intuition or "gut feel"to feel them out. In all cases you are your own best psychic interpreter. If the psychic "feels" right to you, they usually are.

Don't think that a psychic has the power to change things, can do you harm, or solve your problems. Psychics are only human beings that use an enhanced ability that we all have. If a psychic says something that doesn't resonate or ring true to you, toss it out. God gives us free will and only you have the power to change your life and make decisions that are right for you. You, and only you, are always responsible for your thoughts, action and life. No psychic can be 100% right, because of your free will and your choice of options along your life path. A psychic may predict something will happen to you because they sense, feel, see or know where you are at the time of the reading. If you, or someone else in your life, decides to do something a little different, it has a domino effect on the outcome of the reading. So remember nothing is in stone.

A really good psychic will explain the options open to you. They will not be negative or judgmental. They will not make decisions for you or tell you what to do. Because a psychic works in a realm where time doesn't exist (man created time to gain control over their existence), when a psychic predicts a certain time frame in a reading it may or may not be applicable.

Having experienced psychic abilities from eight years of age, I know some very good psychics who use their psychic abilities in truth and integrity. They have high moral ethics and practice with a deep sense of inner strength, spirituality, love and caring for their clients. If you are considering using a psychic, here are some tips that you may find helpful:

A True Psychic will not:

• make you come back for frequent readings. Once every couple of months or even once a year is sufficient for a good psychic reading.
• use magic, spells, or make you buy anything that will improve your life.
• make a prediction about death.
• promise to solve your problems or find you love.
• ask you for meanings of their psychic impressions.
• need to know anything about your situation, except your question.
• have to see you in person to do an accurate reading.
• make decisions for you.
• be arrogant, prideful or egotistical.
• have the need to be right.
• pressure you.
• need to use any tools or paraphernalia.
• guarantee things will happen in a specific time frame.
• be negative in their reading.

A True Psychic will:

• be correct 80% of the time.
• charge reasonable fees, and not high rates. Remember that the qualification of a psychic is not directly related to the prices they charge.
• give you in-depth insight and not generalities.
• have a deep spiritual belief.
• have their own life in order.
• honor their body and be healthy and fit.
• provide you references.
• provide information to overcome the negativity in your life.
• is focused and clear in their readings.
• makes you feel positive and filled with energy.

Selecting A Psychic by Linda Mackenzie, C.H.T., Ph.D. (c)

Selecting A Psychic
by Linda Mackenzie, C.H.T., Ph.D. (c)