Psychic Tarot • In Person or By Phone • Jacksonville, Florida

I realize that I need to offer a more complete explanation of one of the best ways to use a question suggested on my website. I have suggested, particularly for love readings that the best way to see the future of that relationship is to say “Show me the outcome of continuing my relationship with__________.” I have suggested that asking “Does he/she love me?”, “Is he/she cheating?”, “Is he/she the best one for me? are all questions that will not yield a solid answer. There are two reasons for this. The first reason a “Does he/she” question is not really helpful is that it requires your reader to make value judgments for you.  For example: Your parter, let’s call her Alice, may truly believe that she loves you, Romeo. However, the love Alice expresses may not feel like love to you, Romeo, at all! You may feel insecure, controlled, teased, played, unsettled or manipulated even though Alice keeps reassuring you that she loves you. It is far better to s...

* a response to a frequent question by Professional Tarot Consultant Ann George  It is my experience that this question is most often posed by two very different kinds of seekers, both since re in their concerns, and both asking an important, perhaps life changing question. To begin - I feel it is important to place the question in the context of the ideas of this century. After all, horror films, and fantasy series are popular, and captivating. There is no shortage of programs about the occult, mysterious creatures, portals in time and such. Most modern media has portrayed psychics, seers and mediums in strange lights at best. One of the most tragic and sadly the most often true depictions is that of “psychic” who is instead a con artist, trickster, fraud or predator who poses as a psychic reader. I answer phone calls regularly from people who have encounter these trickster readers. These tricksters are often very gifted, either at “cold reading” and following t...

Greetings and best wishes to all, This will be a short post to speak to a quote published recently in a Times-Union article on psychics. I received a call from a journalism student who was clearly unfamiliar with psychism  in general, as well all all things occult, mystic, and paranormal. As I am fond of true journalism, I invested at least an hour an a half in two conversations to try to help her understand that reducing an ancient practice to 1000 words was going to be quite hard. I did my best to refer her to my website, invite her to limit the scope of the article, and to provide her a better understanding of people who are born clairvoyant.  One  of my goals in particular was to reposed to her question about whether or not all people are psychic, how it happens that I am psychic, and other tangental questions. My quote - "It's in the blood." - was the summary of a long conversation about the fact that the ability to see the future, to have precognition, to s...