Ask a Psychic

“Ask a Psychic” sounds like a booth at the county fair. Walk up to the booth, ask your question and get the answer you are looking for. Sounds simple? Well, if you are looking for a quick answer you need to ask the right question.

Apparently, even psychics are worried about those people who want to use their chosen profession for personal gain without providing even a little bit of service without regard to future outcomes. There is a sight called www.pharrah13.com that has a whole list of suggestions on how to get the best possible reading from your chosen provider online or on the phone.

The site recommends that you phrase your questions in a way that will not lead the psychic into giving you answers you want to hear instead of what the real reading should reveal. This site also gives you guidelines on how to spot an unethical reader or con artist. If a reader asks you to call on a daily or weekly basis, avoid that reader.

You should only call when YOU feel you should. They also warn you to avoid readers who ask you to stay on the phone for candle burnings, to buy crystals, talismans or amulets as well. Keeping you on the phone longer than the actual reading requires is merely a way to rack up more money for the reader. Any reader who cautions you to stay on the phone for these or something bad will happen also is one who should be avoided.

There is no candle poured at a particular time (full moon, equinoxes, or other significant spiritual times) that can instantly remove your fears, negativity or bring someone to you. Candles can, however, help you focus your energy and spirit on the task at hand to help you enhance the experience and to start making changes in your life.

The site also recommends you avoid sites that offer “free” minutes to you on a regular basis. This is a way to guilt you into spending more money on a regular basis once your free minutes have expired. Here are a few other indicators that can help you to avoid psychic con artists.

Any site that offers “100% accurate” readings is to be avoided. Also, stay away from a site that says they can reunite you with your lost love. Avoid sites that tout claims about reading for a particular famous person or persons.

Most legitimate psychics will offer a few testimonials but temper the information with disclaimers about that they are NOT omnipotent and all knowing. Avoid sites with any guarantee other than “if you are not satisfied”. There really are no guarantees on readings or results. It is just NOT possible to make some of the promises these sites offer.

Also, never work with a psychic that purports to be your best friend. While most respectable psychics strive to develop a good relationship with their clients to offer the most accurate readings, professional ethics will keep them from trying to cloud the relationship. This site also offers what NOT to ask a psychic as certain types of questions can not be answered in a regular reading. It won't teach you how to psychic, but will definitely answers to various questions that you simply don't have the chance to find the answer somewhere else.

Avoid answering an advisor who immediately asks for your birth date. A good reader can answer your question quickly with nothing but your name. An advisor with a good grasp of numerology and astrology will be able to discern a great deal just from your birth date that will actually cloud a true reading from just your name and question. If the reader seems to not be able to give a reading without birth dates, you need to end the session and get a refund.

Ask only simple questions that do not give away what you are trying to discern. If you are in search of a general reading make sure you say so and the advisor should be able to pick up on trends in the recent pass and NOW with your life in the first five minutes. Many advisors will go on about current and past events, but you may need to keep them on task as you are looking for guidance about what is going to happen in the future.

Psychic Readings by Email
Psychic Secrets
Effective Communication Training