Psychic Prediction--The Inside Scoop from Two Professional Psychics

A young person wanting to be a professional psychic askednus a series of questions.

First she asked if one type of psychic prediction works nbetter than another.

We answered that each psychic, medium, advisor, or intuitive nuses his or her own unique form of psychic prediction. It’s up nto the individual to figure out what works best for them.

Some use pure psychic insight alone, but we’ve found those nwho offer consistently accurate prediction through this mode nto be rare.

Others use tarot cards or tea leaves. Still others usenpalmistry, physiognomy (reading faces/bodies), and manynother means.

We’ve found ancient (up through 1000 AD and even beyond ninto the 1500s) astrology and numerology to be the most naccurate forms of delineation and prediction. Modern nnumerology is also good, but it’s best, in our view, to use nit in conjunction with ancient astrology and numerology.

In our experience, by itself, modern psychologically based
Western astrology offers inadequate predictive accuracy. It nis best used as a psychological personality analysis tool in nconjunction with other modes.

We take our twin readings (http://www.mystictwins.com) a nstep further by using channeling and psychic insight to cross ncheck our findings for the highest level of accuracy.

Her next question was if certain people are more suited thannothers to do psychic prediction.

We told her yes, we believe so. There are those who say neveryone has psychic ability and that all you have to do is ntap into it. While we agree this is true to a point, only some nhave the type of natural, consistent psychic ability that allow nthem to do this type of work professionally.

There are also those who claim to come from a long line of npsychics in their family. While having a psychic parent or ngrandparent may help one to develop their abilities, we feel nthat psychic ability is a talent one develops over lifetimes, nnot a “gift” or strictly from one’s genetic makeup. Also, it’s ncommon for professional psychics to have family members nwho are psychic, but who don’t make known or are unaware nof their talents.

If someone doesn’t have strong psychic ability, then atnleast a heightened intuitive sense helps if they are morenof a chartist (e.g., using astrology and, or numerology)nsince higher-self guidance is necessary to identify the mostneffective methods. Regular meditation helps to maintain keennintuition.

Additionally, a sharp sense of disce
ment and a knack for nobjective analysis is necessary if someone is doing chart nwork. A lot of it can be learned, but it certainly helps to nhave a natural aptitude.

Beyond all of that, they must really enjoy it and have the ndesire and passion to do their best, as with any field.

We feel regular meditation is key if you want to help yourself nand others through intuitive work.

All in all, becoming very proficient in this type of work ndemands an almost around the clock effort and leaves nlittle time for anything else if you strive to deliver nexcellence to your clients.

She then asked us if it’s possible to predict our own nfuture.

We said yes, but those in our field are likely to tell you nthat when it comes to matters of the heart, for example, nremaining objective isn’t as easy as it is when you’re ndoing the work for someone else.

She also asked us what we’ve found people’s views to benabout psychic prediction.

We told her that we’ve found them to be mixed, largely ndue to misconceptions or bad experiences. Every field has nthose who you are best avoiding, and prophesy is no nexception.

However, clearly, there are many talented, well-meaning nprofessionals doing the type of work that we do. The more nobjective and educated a person is about the psychic sciences nand predicting personal fate in general, the more likely they nare to choose a talented reader and be receptive to the nforecasting and prediction of their personal destiny.

What has contributed to a negative view of prediction and nmetaphysical work? Since the Age of Reason (1600’s AD) nastrology and numerology (and psychic work in general) nhave been in a state of decline in part due to a prevailing ncondemnation under the guise of “logic,” a distorted nredefinition of the meaning of science, all but relegating nthe sacred science of astrology and numerology to myth nand pseudo science.

From that time forward, the science authorities dictated nthat astrology and numerology (referred to as number nmysticism in pre-mode
times) weren’t sciences because nthey didn’t hold up under the scientific method, which ninvolves logically compiling observable, measurable data.

That judgment is unfounded because numerology and nastrology are sciences by definition, since results are nconsistently and empirically drawn from the same sets nof circumstances. Science is based on observation.

She was also wondering what is the most interesting thing nabout being a psychic.

We answered that serious, in-depth study of the ancient nsciences of numerology, astrology and tarot (predicting npersonal fate) is literally a study of the meaning of life.

Regular meditation and becoming proficient with nnumerology, astrology, and tarot accelerates personal ngrowth and understanding, and demands that one lets go nof ego-self (personality) outlooks (everyone has them to nsome degree). Comprehensive, objective study of these nmystic sciences reveal incredible insight about human ncharacter and past, present, and future circumstances, nmaking it very difficult to deny a lot of life’s cold, hard ntruths. Although potentially shocking at times, this raw nperspective is ultimately a great asset.

Copyright © 2007 Scott Petullo, Stephen Petullo