Entries from July 2009 ↓

Why would I want to be psychic, it takes the surprise out of life?
And if, as you say, everyone has the ability, how do I develop mine?

I answer both questions with a story, usually of a time when I was in
London, England, shopping in one of the world’s great bargain centres – Camden Town – A beautiful sunny morning, money in my pocket, and quite by happenstance I find myself in one of my favourite haunts – definitely high on life that morning, feeling fabulous. Stopped in a little covered market, poking my way through the stalls, oblivious to everything but my good spirits and the merchandize around, when suddenly I felt a bolt of bad energy coming at me over my left shoulder. I whipped around just in time to stop a pickpocket from cutting the lap pouch off my shoulder… I was so stunned, I wasn’t sure it had actually happened – the young man just seemed to shrink into the crowd as I demanded to know what he was doing…. then, a few minutes later someone else wasn’t so lucky and I saw the fellows scurrying away under tables, with their next victim in full chase…. Thanks to my psychic self, I put the lap pouch safely around my waist and continued on my merry way. Soon after, I noticed the signs posted all over Camden Town to beware of the pickpockets.

That is only one of many times when being psychic, being tuned in to the energy around me, saved the day. Continue reading →

Preparing for and Closing a Psychic Reading

Working with your psychic self requires some preparation. Whether you are tuning into yourself or reading for someone else, it is essential that you take a moment to clear and ground yourself before you start – and then again when you are finished.

It doesn’t matter whether you are sitting down to do a formal reading, or if you just need to suss out the energy in a meeting room before you enter, taking a moment to clear your space, to notice and release what’s in your mind and heart makes it a lot easier to focus and see/hear/feel what is really happening around – and ahead of – you.

We must set aside the day’s business in or Continue reading →

By Paul Dale Roberts, HPI General Manager/Ghostwriter

I have been to many old haunted hotels in my lifetime, but I must say that the Historic National Hotel in Jamestown takes the proverbial cake.  Mysterious Realms Investigative Team heads over to Jamestown to discover what supernatural forces are at work in this old hotel. Continue reading →

by  Cherie Lassiter

To the world, Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett embodied the archetypes of the king and queen for our culture. On an even deeper level, Michael and Farrah represented the god and goddess of our current time.

Michael brought us magic, power and pure creativity which are the traits of a god/king. Farrah brought us beauty, innoscence and goodness, which are traits of the goddess/queen. Continue reading →