Diary of a Psychic Healer

Over the years, I've had many takes on this question. Are spirit guides figments of our unconscious or our imagination? I think it's important to be open to being wrong, and not to become too attached to our beliefs.  But first, what are spirit guides?  The idea is that when we ask our intuition for answers, the answer can come from several places - I cover these options in my book, Chakra Healing & Magick , but basically, our intuition brings messages from the angels, spirit guides, your higher self and some would say, from God.   I didn't include the last one in my book, but basically, spirit guides are humans who lived on Earth and that have wisdom or special experience to share with us. Growing up Catholic, this didn't feel like a stretch because I was used to asking a particular saint for help. Like St Francis of Assisi. Asking an ancestor for guidance is common in Mexico too. But after a few months in psychic school, my guides became a lot more colorful than t...

I’m on vacation in London for a week or two - it has been ten years since I moved away and I find myself loving it. It’s my favorite city, by far. Didn’t realize just how many friends I still had here, and it’s been so cool catching up with everyone.  Along the way, I signed up for two workshops at my former psychic school. Funny enough, both workshops were held in the same room where I took my first classes, back in 2010, and where I later had to do a platform demonstration of angel readings. Have to admit I was feeling nostalgic.    The first workshop was taught by the remote viewer and psychic, Ann Théato . We began with a few intuition exercises to read each other’s Auras and pinpoint areas of tension. My classmate saw stuck energy in my left ankle (I wear a compression stocking that wasn’t visible) and in my tummy - both impressions, accurate.  But the big surprise came when the teacher had us do the same psychic meditation that we did in  my firs...

In January of 2010, I signed up for my first clairvoyance workshop. Feeling curious but skeptical - would I be able to do any of the activities in the class description???    That skepticism disappeared by lunchtime when we finished the first exercise. The teacher put us in pairs and guided us through a meditation where we each visited the place where the other student lived.   We began by activating our Aura, and through it, our intuition .  The teacher then asked a series of questions: do they live in a city, what do you see in the street, how far from the neighbors, what color is the building, do you walk right through the front door into their home or is it a journey? The questions continued - how many bedrooms, how are they decorated, what is in the fridge, what is the view like? How many people live there? Do they have pets? What type of music do they listen to, etc.  When we came out of the meditation, the teacher told us to describe what...

Hello Chickpeas,  I can’t believe I have been blogging about energy healing for eight years! Thought it was time I updated my Reading List.  Key themes include energy healing, astrology and intuition. These tools were so useful in my student days, wonderful for any level of experience  💖💖💖   Happy reading!! These are the books and tools I have found most useful:  1) Chakra Healing & Magick : Sneaking this one to the top of the list as it includes the healing tools that I use to keep myself afloat and happy. Written by yours truly, the themes include chakras, psychic abilities and crystal empowerment. We  look at Tarot and how the elements of Fire, Air, Earth & Water heal blocks through the Aura.  >  Amazon.com/author/reginachouza 2) Astrology for the Soul:  Written by Jan Spiller, this book converted me from skeptic to complete astrology geek. It looks at the Moon's Nodes and how they illustrate behavioral pattern...