Diary of a Psychic Healer

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 first...

I am runni ng late with my  final  update on A Course in Miracles , and I don't want to skip it because a lot of exciting things happened last week. But first, let's talk about crystal balls ! One of the first classes I signed up for was a fun psychic exploration class with our teacher Michelle. This was in May of 2010, a few months before I started this blog. I was brand new to this magical world of spirit guides, angels, intuition and clairvoyance and every week was an adventure. I honestly loved all of t he classes I took in psychic school, but Michelle's were probably the most fun. Michelle had us try a different tool every week, to test our Intuition . The ones that stand out were clairvoyant meditations where we went on meditative journeys to meet our spirit guides. Mine had long cloaks and initially I mistook them for monks, but eventually I also saw pointy hats and Dumbled ore beards. Then one week, we practiced scrying with bowls of water - that w...

By now I have probably taken a dozen courses at psychic school . It never ceases to surprise me how fun and effective they are. Most of my lessons h ave so far have been on how to channel angels and spirit guides, but every now and then I take a break from the angels and try something different. The tutors have different styles as well, so mixing it up takes you out of your comfort zone. This summer I took a wonderful class with psychic medium Geoffrey Beitz , where we used different tools every week to unlock our intuition. Everything you can think of from flowers, to toys and oracle cards - even chairs ( psychometry! )  You’d hold it, look at it or sit on it to get a message. In the other classes, we’ve worked with ribbons, melting wax, jewels and Christmas cards - the piece you’re drawn to has a message.  The only thing your intuition needs is a focus point and a moment of calm (as well as a good  opening up meditation ) to get going. So for ex...

A few weeks ago I did something I NEVER thought I'd do: get up on stage to do Angel Readings in front of a live audience! It was oddly exhilarating, I found myself enjoying it even though I was beyond relieved when I sat down. We had been practicing for weeks in my Angels and Spirit Guides class at school. This class is the main reason I'm in London for the summer, it's the final step on the road to professio nal readings, and leading workshops. I did the foundation and intermediate classes just for the fun of it but moved to Mexico before I could finish. Coming back this summer was a great opportunity as it gave me a strong push, even though I was hoping we wouldn't have to get on stage this summer, I actually enjoyed it and would love to do it again. Now that, I did not expect!  Being on stage is funny because it puts you in the moment . There's not much you can do to prepare, except survey the audience and get a feel for their vibes. I was drawn to one lady...

The past two months I have been taking tarot lessons with the incredibly talented Avril Price . After five years of self-study, it’s been loads of fun interacting with other students and learning from Avril. Class ends next week and our end of term assignment is due. As you may already know, the tarot is divided into the Major Arcana which looks at a Fool's journey through life, and the archetypal life stages he travels through time and time again. The Minor Arcana which looks at struggles and joys of daily life in the suit of fire (creativity), cups (emotion), air (thought) and earth (stability).  The Minor Arcana are easier to grasp and more common in our lives. Our homework is to bring the more elusive Major Arcana to life with a creative project. I opted for movie metaphors, looking at films or characters that match up to the cards. I'm still on the fence with a few of them, so please comment below with your suggestions. In some cases I couldn't think of a singl...