Are you psychic and don’t know it? Maybe your understanding of what it means can be expanded. It does not mean “fortune teller.” Hint: Everyone is psychic at some level.
Psychic/Intuitive/ESP/Sensitive
Hello, People! My orientation toward being “psychic” means being able to listen to your intuition and to follow its guidance to serve your highest good and the highest good of all concerned. I’ll be teaching a Zoom class on Sunday, October 4th, from 2 – 4 p.m. (EDT) for The Sage Sisters. All are welcome to register and attend. It’s called, “We Are All Psychic: Discovering Your Own Hidden Abilities.”Below is the description. Go to https://www.eventbrite.com/…/we-are-all-psychic… if you want to learn more or register. If you’re interested in other kinds of classes that I teach, Click Here.
The goal of this class is for you to learn to recognize and tap into your own intuition to improve your life and the lives of those you love and serve.
About this Event
Connecting to your intuition can improve your life in countless ways. We often use our logical minds by default and reject our gut feelings. But being open to our inner guidance can give us valuable insight that can help us improve our decision-making and, thus, our lives and the lives of those we care about.
When we learn how to recognize, interpret, and act on our own guidance/intuition we also increase our self-confidence.
Hello, People! An introduction to the Akashic Records is the topic of some of our next Meet Your Self! gatherings. As with all my classes, the seminars and workshops will be made available to individuals or groups thereafter, but the best prices are available in the Blossomforth location, where I am beta testing the class materials.
I anticipate we shall do much more exploration of the Akashic Records after this first class, so stay tuned, and let me know if you would like us to have a class for you. If you are highly experienced in this area, let me know that, also, as we may provide time for you to talk about your experiences during the class.
