Secrets Of An Online Psychic

Have you ever wondered how there can be so many psychics online, what is it they do, and how do they do it? Is it really for entertainment only purposes or is any of this stuff real?

I've been making my living strictly as an online psychic since 1999. That alone qualifies me to talk about things we'll get into next. I'm about to reveal to you some things you may already know, and some that you don't. I'm going to give you an honest and experienced perspective you may not have seen before.
But first, I should mention that there are many wonderful, talented and accurate psychic readers on the internet. Unfortunately there are more frauds than the genuine article. I'm going to help you learn the difference.

Why would I do that? I'm tired of having to fix or explain the damage done by fakes who are only in it for the money. These people damage lives. Unfortunately some of them believe they're going about being psychic the right way. Most don't care, they just want your money and can be very good at making you feel like you just found Glenda The Good Witch to solve all your problems because it just happened to be your 'destiny' to click on their link.
Another reason is that I firmly believe that genuine people reap repeat business. If you bought a bottle of pain relief medicine and it didn't get rid of your headache, you wouldn't buy that product or the company's promises a second time would you? Some of you would. That's exactly what the fakes count on, that quality in humans that makes us not want to be bad people by not giving everyone who hurts us or steals from us a another chance. I want you to come back to me for readings and advice because you know you're getting something genuine out of it. I like to sleep at night without wondering whether or not I really might end up in hell someday because I ripped you off. I want you to recommend me to your friends and colleagues because you've had a good experience.

Lets get to the good stuff. Why are there so MANY psychics online? The internet has provided a way for more of us than ever to work from home. This is a good thing and a bad thing. This is a wonderful opportunity for genuinely ethical psychics and spiritual counselors to earn a living doing what they are called to do. Its also a wonderful opportunity for those who are good cons, or even bad ones. There are several sites that allow anyone to setup up an account doing anything they want to do, calling themselves whatever they want, and using any image to represent themselves they choose, and voila, you're now working from home on your own schedule. The fakes normally will show you a great deal of sympathy about your problem or question. They will make you feel as if they totally understand what you're feeling giving you a sense of relief that someone finally 'gets it'. They will then tell you that your situation is complicated, that it will take several chats or phone calls with them to resolve it completely, i.e. get your lover back, win the lottery, break up another couple, remove a curse or negative energy, and so on. Then they'll tell you how much its going to cost you. Trust me the only thing you're getting freed from is the balance in your checking account. Look for things in their profiles like multiple spelling errors, pictures that are obviously model shots, promises to solve all your problems, a guarantee of their 100 percent accuracy or success rate. It only takes a few hours to set up multiple sites or advisor accounts on some of these sites and testimonials can be faked as well. If you should happen to be in a reading with anyone online and they ask you lots of questions or take your paid for time to talk about themselves too much or even bash other readers or sites, say thanks a lot but no thanks.

A genuine psychic reader and spiritual counselor will indeed see what's in your future, how someone else really feels or what you can expect to transpire in any given situation. The only information you need to give them is something to go on, something to start with, like a name or what sort of situation you're concerned about. That's IT, no background info, no dates of birth unless they are astrologers too and ask you for that, and no personal information of any kind. If you form a relationship with this reader or counselor and feel comfortable giving them personal details about your life later on, that's another matter.

Most sites that test readers are really only testing to see if they can read the cards or can use the tools of the trade, and what their people skills are. They are NOT testing for accuracy as so many claim. When I first began working with Psychic Web, I was surprised to learn that no testing is done previously to hiring, but that the proof is indeed in the pudding. I was told, "The members of the site will know soon enough whether or not you're the real deal and if you are, it will definitely show. If you're not the real deal, it won't be long before you're gone." Having been with them now for over 4 years, I am proud and humbled at the same time, to be able to say that it has been an enriching experience for our members AND for me.

I've seen psychics come and go on Psychic Web and Kajama, the other site I work with. It always comes down to this; my 'job' is to guide you, to walk with you on your path, to help you understand what's happening or not happening and why, and most of all to empower you so that you don't need me or any other psychic but for a short time. Someone once asked me, what is a psychic exactly? Other than the obvious, what would your job description really be? I like to think of it this way; tellers of truth, guides through a dark journey, and purveyors of hope.

The best part is, I get all of that back and more, just from being there on the other side of your screen.