Psychics and Free Will

Many people have sought out psychic counseling due to hardships in relationships and life matters, but when a psychic’s predictions do not come true many skeptics jump at the claim like wild jackals tearing the predictions to shreds and sometimes ruining the psychic’s reputation. To fully understand this issue of predictions one must be willing to open their psychic abilities.

Predictions are altered by free will; it all depends on the object or person in question. Lets take for example a male client who is asking about a lost love which he wishes to rekindle. The psychic foresees that the woman in question thinks about the man very often and wants to reunite with the client but is sometimes unsure of going back. The psychic gives the man a time frame of three months when the two will reconcile and set aside their differences. Three months pass and the prediction does not come to pass. The man becomes very angry and blames the psychic for giving him wrong information. He gives her a bad feedback for all her clients to see which in return brings down the psychic’s business.

Like many clients, the man, being frustrated with the situation takes it out on the psychic but he never stopped to think why the prediction did not come about as planned.

When dealing in such a sensitive field as spiritual counseling, we as psychics depend on people’s vibration levels to tell us what is to come. This means that the mindset that a person is in at the moment of the reading determines the outcome of an event. If a person changes their mindset from the time of the reading the event will change. This is because of our God given gift, free will. In this case the man most likely did not change his thought patterns (his goal) for reuniting with the woman in question, but the woman may have changed her goals and views on the relationship leading to a turn of events.

When the prediction regards another person, like the example given before, it is harder to predict a set outcome because both people have free will. The only way to predict a semi-perfect outcome is if both people have the same goals and ideas about the relationship. This rule goes with any form of relation between two people.

When a person asks for an outcome about an object or a thing not relating to a relationship, the predictions fall under a different rule. Since objects (not including animals) do not have free will they are more easily attained and predictions come to fruition more often because we minus the free will factor. When a man asks about buying a house he wants and keeps his mind focused on attaining that house it will more then likely happen given the time and money necessary to make the purchase. This is also known as the law of attraction.