psychic questions

[freddy]

What would be some good Questions to aks a phychic, That would help prove there abilitys, during a reading. vs, just getting general answers that could fit the mold of lots of people. TIA Freddy

[impaul99]

Don't think of any questions that are used to "test" a psychic. I tried this, it blocked them, and I proved to myself exactly what I wanted to hear - that their abilities are BS.

However, a short time later I tried something different. I chose to assume that a psychic was legit and asked myself "IF I already believed this psychic was for real, and I've got the opportunity now to ask them person ANYTHING, essentially to have an open session with my spirit/soul, what are the questions which would help me most right now in life?"

That created a totally different set of questions. When I got the reading, the questions gave me REALLY clear answers and at the same time proved to me that the psychic abilities were real, even though I wasn't going for that anymore.

Get your ego out of the way. Imagine you're writing a movie in which your character goes to see a psychic. This is a fantasy movie in which psychic abilities exist and everyone already accepts that. What would your character ask the psychic that he goes to see?

When you go see a laywer, do you ask them questions to test if they know law?

When you go see an accountant, do you ask them questions to test if they know accounting?

When you go to see a doctor, do you ask them questions to test if they went to Medical School?

No, you just ask for an answer to whatever is troubling you. Do the same with the psychic and you may be pleasantly surprised. You may also want to meditate the night before and tell your spirit/subconscious mind something along the lines of "Tomorrow I'm going to see a psychic. I am ready to accept that such abilities exist and are possible. I would like you use this psychic's abilities to communicate the answers to these questions:"

Hope this helps.

[freddy]

Thanks Paul, I really am looking for a great reading and open to any answer given. It's just the post time after that. I start questioning the answers, and thinking they could fit millions of people. I'll try your advise though if my ego will get the hell out of the way. TIA Freddy

[impaul99]

Originally Posted by freddy

Thanks Paul, I really am looking for a great reading and open to any answer given. It's just the post time after that. I start questioning the answers, and thinking they could fit millions of people. I'll try your advise though if my ego will get the hell out of the way. TIA Freddy

Ask if the reading has helped you, not whether it is something that would apply to millions of poeple.

For example, if you went to a psychic and he/she connected to your spirit and your question was "What is the most important thing I need to focus on in 2008?" and the psychic answered "Your health.", does it really matter that millions of other people need to focus on their health too?

If you believed in psychic abilities, no. If you were still just trying to "test" the psychic, then "health" would be a really generic thing that could apply to everyone. THe type of answer you might look for in such a case might be "You need to focus on improving your health by eating __________ and doing ________________ so that you can eliminate that pain you felt in your left kidney today at 4:02pm, and that other problem your doctor told you about on October 14th, at 2:45pm."

At the same time I am not saying that you should listen to "readings" if they feel intuitively wrong to you, or just like generic "blabber". I had readings done before which didn't really feel like they "connected", and I've had readings which did connect. I would use your intuition as a guage, rather than the statistical probability of the advice being given to you as being generic.

Keep trying different psychics until you find one that convinces you. It only took 3 readings for me to find the right psychic. Not a very big investment.

[Lola]

freddy - I found this Psychics Are Like Doctors and this Like Rats in a Maze very helpful.