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I immediately received information about Bob, showing that he was filled with regret. I perceived him as a rather stubborn fellow who, I suspect, may have had an affair. I felt that he didn't want a divorce and was, in fact, quite distraught over this prospect. However, he had no idea what to do to communicate to Ruth that he loved her. The way he saw it, Ruth was angry with him all the time and he just wanted to avoid her at this moment. |
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I asked for guidance about what Ruth could do and how she could better communicate with Bob. As I was relating all of this information to Ruth, I could see that the strong light on the path to divorce was becoming dimmer and the light on the path to reconciliation was becoming brighter. I ended the session by giving Ruth a referral to a marriage counselor and reinforcing the issue of choice and free will. Later, she reported that she and Bob had stayed together and were making progress with a therapist. |
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When I'm giving a reading about a relationship, I don't always focus on whether the relationship will work out (that is, have a ''happily ever after" ending) or not. I ask my intuition about what my client needs to learn in the relationship. I think for me to say "Yes" or "No" takes away from all the learning that's part of a relationship. That learning may include ways to make a relationship workor lessons about moving on. |
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Remember, intuitive information about the past, present, or future, arrives as a gift. You can accept it without thinking twice and just take it for granted, or you can refer to it often, pondering its uses for today and the years to come. Like a good guidebook, it's there to be questioned. So don't hesitate to go back and do that, again and again . . . |
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To fully use your sixth sense, you need to become more self-aware. You can do so by paying close attention to your inner dialoguethe voice inside your head that murmurs messages about your life and your self-image. So often when I give people readings I pick up on how much they put themselves down or engage in what is often called negative self-talk. This type of thinking drowns out what your intuition may be trying to whisper in your ear. It also defeats your hopeful efforts at trying to create positive change. |
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