It is important to note that all of our readers are highly evolved spiritual beings who offer loving guidance and support from beyond the veil. All of the readings are positive and helpful in nature. Those who seek the assistance of our readers will leave with a deeper understanding of who they are and their relationship to the divine. While you may be given helpful guidance on your future, it will all be given from a place of love and comfort. 

The easiest way to choose a reader is to ask simply, "Does this person exude love? Do I believe they are sincere and integrous? Do I feel safe in their presence?" if the answer is yes, you are in a good place.

Generally speaking, these readers will be surprisingly normal people. If you didn't know they were readers, you would never know it if you passed them in the supermarket. If, however, you go to see a reader who is wearing a turban and looking into a crystal ball, you might want to check elsewhere (unless of course you are in Middle East!) If they look too much like a "psychic," think twice.

Next, a spiritually developed reader will always speak from a place of love and guidance. If you go to a reader and they tell you that you have a curse on you and they can remove it for you (for only $500!), then you are in the presence of a scam artist, not a true reader. If they give you a fear-based reading of any sort (you're going to have a car accident, you're going to die, someone you love is going to die), get out of there fast. They are not integrous and you are in the wrong place. It is important to note that none of our readers will ever do that, and if it ever happened I would hope that you would contact us immediately as it would be the last time they are invited to any of our events.

Why Go to a Psychic Reader?

Many people seek the help of a reader because they are looking for answers. Where do I go from here? What will happen next? Will I meet my love? And so forth... While these are all legitimate questions and our readers can certainly offer guidance in these areas, the deeper reason to seek a reading is to gain a deeper understanding of who you are and why you are here. It is a form of spiritual development. To KNOW that you are eternal, to KNOW that you can't die, to KNOW that your loved ones are fine, and to KNOW that there is a deeper plan to the universe that is unfolding and you are an integral part of that plan, brings a sense of peace and harmony that is hard to find anywhere else. THAT is why you go to a reader.

Will it Come True?

Reverend Reed Brown, who is the head of the United Metaphysical Churches and one of the most talented readers alive today, has been known to say that, "A prophecy fulfilled is a prophecy failed." In other words, YOU have the ultimate power to create your life. Your life is moving and changing in every moment based on the power of your choices. If the prophecies come true, it is because you made choices that supported that prophecy. If, however, you prefer to have a different outcome, make a different choice! The power is, was, and ever shall be yours!

Also, when a reader is giving you information, they are connecting with one possible outcome for you based on the path you are currently on. Your life is constantly changing and so the parameters that are creating your future are changing, therefore your future is constantly changing. For that reason, sometimes the events that are foretold come to pass and sometimes, you, as creator, have changed the parameters that define the outcome and a different result will be experienced. The outcome is ultimately up to you.

I Was Told That Psychics are Devil Worshippers! Won't I go to Hell if I see a Psychic?

This is such an interesting and rich question! Many people have been told out of hand that psychics are evil and that you shouldn't go to them. This belief comes from a single author in the Bible named Leviticus. He says, among other things,

"Regard not them that have familiar spirits, neither seek after wizards, to be defiled by them: I am the LORD your God." -Leviticus 19:31 Leviticus goes on to say you should stone psychics to death.

Interestingly, Leviticus is the same person who says that women who are menstruating are unclean and you shouldn't look at them, gay people are an abomination and you must kill them, handicapped people and people with flat noses or damaged testicles are not allowed near the alter of God as they would profane it. Leviticus also instructs that you shouldn't have sex with your mother-in-law and that priests shouldn't have sex with dead people (very practical advice, don't ya think?). And anyone who curses or blasphemes should be stoned to death by the entire community. Leviticus is also a big fan of animal sacrifice, spending 9 chapters on how to burn and sacrifice animals.  (To learn more go to: Absurdities from Leviticus).

If we can look beyond the oh-so-tolerant words of Leviticus, what does the rest of the Bible say about Psychics? Actually, it isn't what it says but what it DOES that matters. For instance, have you ever asked, where did the Bible come from? We are told that it is the "Word of God" and yet each chapter was written by a different person. Hmm. How is that possible? Did God write it or did man write it? Well, the only way to rectify the two seemingly different perspectives is IF THE PEOPLE WHO WROTE THE BIBLE WERE PSYCHICS! Yes! They were CHANNELING the word of God! So, with that very basic premise in place, the BIBLE ITSELF IS A PSYCHIC DOCUMENT!

But lets go beyond that to look at some of the more than 1,300 metaphysical and psychic events that occur in the Bible. In the Bible there are constant references to psychic events including communication between man and God, between man and the angels, and between man and his higher self. Many of these communications happened in dreams. One of the more famous dreams was the dream that prophesized the birth of Jesus.

 ".....the angel of the lord appeared unto him in a dream saying, Joseph, thou son of David, fear not to take unto thee Mary for thy wife: for that which is conceived in her is of the holy ghost. And she will bring forth a son, and thou shalt call his name Jesus: for he shall save his people from their sins."

And lets not forget the dream that was NOT heeded, the dream of Pilate's wife when she warned her husband that he must prevent the persecution of Jesus. She said to Pilate: "Have thou nothing to do with that just man: for I have suffered many things this day in a dream because of him" [Matt. 27:19]

We can also look to Jesus himself. No greater psychic ever lived than Jesus of Nazareth. Jesus was known to predict that one of the men at the last supper would betray him and that Peter would "deny him three times before the cock crows." Jesus knew that he would be crucified and yet he chose to be non-resistant and let the plan unfold. Jesus could hear the voice of God (clairaudience). He could heal the sick and raise the dead. And yet he said, "Verily, I say unto you, the works that I do, ye shall do also; and greater works than these shall he do."

With this in mind, each person has to decide for themselves whether they believe psychics are evil. Ask yourself, do I follow the teachings of Leviticus or do I follow the teachings of Jesus? Should we have stoned Jesus to death? (Ah, yes, we sort of did...) And, is it in our best interest to continue to figuratively stone to death all of those who follow in his footsteps?