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Ladies and gentleman of the blog reading world, why do people go to psychics?
Names, dates, places, future, past, answers, closure, entertainment, empowerment.
To gain Juicy tidbits no one else would know, and to have someone who knows nothing about us tell us three tangible things…
1. this work is real
2. Give us answers that will help guide our lives.
3. And that our money is not being wasted…Fair enough.
Here are 4 types of clients we see.
NON-BELIEVERS…..
Have no interest in being psychic, knowing psychics and think psychics are dangerous (in some cases extremely true).
This is where I started. My upbringing taught me to believe that unless it came from the church it belonged in the movies. There had to be a limit somewhere.
I have come to realize, admit it or not, Non-believers keep us real, which means for the legit energetics there is nothing to fear. I am grateful that the majority of non-believers ARE TRYING TO PROTECT the average person from fakes.
“An honest liar”, is a documentary detailing the life and mission of illusionist James Randi. The greatest debunker of fraudulent spiritualists and psychics. Altho his methods may have been questionable, he made me really begin to appreciate the non-believer.
SKEPTICS…
or “The curious”.
On-the-fencers don’t know what to believe. Arms, legs and heart crossed, many have un-nurtured abilities that creep up and present themselves every once in a while. They love testing. Tangible proof before belief. I learned long ago, simply smile and let the work speak for itself.
I was always a curious child. In my family that made me a trouble maker. In the back of my mind, even as a child, something didn’t quite fit with the narrative of my strict catholic upbringing.
I always pondered if there was more. My mind was always in the clouds, but it didn’t always seem like the daydreams I was having were daydreams at all, they were…experiences. Ones I couldn’t talk about because I would be deemed and outright called “weird” (now a badge of honour) or crazy.
I became curious, yet cautious, one of those people who are fun, who question a little and think a lot.
When these clients come to me They are Stoic, their nervousness heightens my focus. However, we begin to relax, soften and laugh as little bits of private or secreted away information comes through. These kinds of clients don’t hang off every word (we will get to those clients).
My goal with the skeptic is to make them feel safe. it’s okay to gently question if something doesn’t resonate. Honesty is better for both of us.
CLING ON’s……
Not something I ever resonated with on my personal journey. I have never wanted information so desperately that I would make connections that weren’t there for a reader or myself, or agree with something that didn’t resonate. I also never found myself dependent on a psychic or energetic that I would spend thousands of dollars to hear the same thing, or reconfirm something I heard last week.
These clients look for only the answers they want to hear and get upset with the ones they need to hear. They want the energetic to fix their problems rather than to be led to the inner answers that might make them have to work to grow or find a solution.
These clients will nod their heads in agreement even when they don’t agree. These are the clients that are challenging. DO NOT BE THIS CLIENT.
Not just for the benefit of the reader, but for your own. It is unhealthy to depend fully on the intuition of others. The whole point of psychic work is to heal, encourage and guide you to gaining confidence in your abilities.
Truth gives me the opportunity to tune in more deeply and get more accurate, insightful answers.
I don’t try to be right if I am not. I feel when I am off and clients confuse me to no end, I am pretty good at feeling it out and keeping us on track. This is part of our skill set.
We are there to read, but also to do it from a place of integrity, and a honed ability to focus the energy of a session to get the most accurate answers for the client. This comes from many (sometimes tiring) years of experience.
OPEN CLIENTS…
After 30 years of reading, healing, working with extractions, animal communications, ceremonies, and learning from gifted, amazing energetics I don’t have a choice but to be open.
Do I still question? Yes. But I don’t doubt. I know the other realms exist, but I don’t believe everything I see, or hear. Especially in this world of digital psychics, witches and tarot readers.
I have many clients like myself. But you don’t have to be on this path to be open and enlightened.
These clients, from every walk of life are cool, calm, collected people who come willing to see what spirit has to offer. They sit, cappuccino in hand, arms open and say “You start, let’s go from there” Gods! these people are a blessing!
Easy to converse with, they question a little, and know there is something bigger at work even if they can’t label it. No show ponying the reader, they take away messages, keep what resonates and let go of that which does not serve.
Readings influence us. As the open client understands, we are in control of our destinies, futures can be changed. Empowered and at peace is what you should feel after any session.
Remember the best clients are the ones who can be themselves. Be open, question a little, be brave enough to hear the truth, and be willing to have some fun. We all benefit from readings. We all learn, heal and move forward. We are a community that grows with each encounter.
Be the kind of client that comes to the table from a place of curiosity Listen with your body and your spirit and you will find that anytime you touch spirit work in whatever way you choose to, the channel will be clear and the experience will be undeniable.
3 thoughts on “The 4 Types Of Client….Which One Are You?”
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Hello, this looks like it will be an interesting site. I was a bit disappointed when I read your blog about “Psychic Clients” however, because I thought it would address clients who had their own psychic abilities (whether merely acknowledged, embraced, actively pushed away, or denied in spite of indications). The title of your blog should have been “My Various Kinds of Clients as a Psychic.” Do you think you could actually write one about “My Psychic Clients?” Some think we are all psychic to some extent, although some are more powerfully in tune with this. How does this effect your readings? How do you work with them? How many ask you for guidance in this area? Are you comfortable providing this?
Hi Gordaon!
I am grateful to you for your reply, and your honesty! I have that in mind to write. I struggled with the title, so thank you for the validation. however, if you have mentioned it others feel that too. So I will consider changing it.
Thank you! And yes, I do think we all have ability. I was talking with someone about that just last night in fact! it is to what degree or another.
Angel
Done! Stay in tune, and stay blogged in for an article on “my psychic clients!”
Angel