PSYCHIC ETHICS

By: Patricia Darrow, Astrologer

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You’ve never experienced a psychic reading? Where do you being to look for a good psychic? How do you separate the charlatans and frauds from the genuine psychic?

When I am asked, “Are you 100% accurate or are you ever wrong?” I reply, “Do you ever make a mistake in your job?” A good psychic is between 80 to 85% accurate. Psychics are channels in which information filters through. Just as a filter occasionally needs cleaning, a psychic can have an off day. They are not infallible.

A credible psychic offers advice but does not promise results. Beware of the word, “guarantee”. Only YOU control your fate and destiny. Do not allow the reading to control your life. You can change a negative future through positive action and free will. Forewarned is forearmed.

Stockbrokers predict market trends, and a psychic predicts trends, cycles, and situations that COULD happen if you continue on a certain path. Nothing is absolute without the assistance of the client.

Shop around for a psychic counselor and be selective as you would in choosing a doctor. Just remember your friend may highly recommend her doctor, but he/she may not be right for you. The same applies with psychics – every psychic cannot read every person. A clash of personalities or communication difficulties can interfere with intuitive advice. You must feel comfortable with the sensitive you’ve chosen.

Avoid anything that even hints of hocus pocus, magic and rituals. Beware of the “rip-off scam” to attract love, money, etc. These false promises and unethical methods are a quick way to help you part with your money. You cannot make someone love you or attract money if its not meant to be. You’ll have a long wait! The only way to get anything in life is to go after it your self.

Another popular gimmick is being told someone has put a spell on you and that’s why you’re having a run of bad luck. Of course they will remove it for a pretty penny and for appearance sake, you are given instructions for some ridiculous ritual. Now let’s look at this situation logically. Most people seek advice when they are experiencing difficulty. They are conned into believing their problems are caused by this so-called spell that has been cast. It makes sense doesn’t it?

The genuine psychic cannot be prejudice against race, creed, or conviction, and be prepared to give advice on everything from adultery to homosexuality regardless of their own beliefs. The true psychic will not use their profession to manipulate an individual for their own personal gain.

There are reputable sensitives who are looking out for your best interest. Choose a psychic who does not encourage counseling too frequently or one that charges exorbitant fees. Good luck in your search!