Category: Psychic
Posts on psychic perception — clairvoyance, intuition, precognition, the experiences that don’t have an easy explanation and the discipline of taking them seriously without losing your grounding.
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Barbara Walters, Psychics, and Public Ridicule
I think maybe Barbara Walters owes “dangerous” psychic James Van Praagh an apology, but that’s mostly because—as an empath—I’ve worn Van Praagh’s shoes. I know what it’s like to be ridiculed for sending someone to get medical help. If you’re not familiar with the inciting incident, it happened on Barbara Walter’s TV show, The View,…
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The Child Who Calls to Me
Although my daughters are teens now, they still call me the same thing they did as little girls. “Mommy.” Except around their friends. They try to be cooler than and just not call me anything. I like being called “Mommy,” so as they’ve gotten older, I’ve never discouraged it or insisted they call me “Mom”…
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Sometimes You Just Don’t Need a Good Psychic
Copyrighted by Lorna Tedder. Originally published in Love in the Third Degree. I talk a lot about psychic awareness and intuition, but the truth is, for a lot of people, you don’t need psychic abilities. They’re so predictable that you know what they’re going to do even before they do. If it weren’t so hurtful…
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Is the Gift of Knowing Returnable If I Saved the Receipt?
I love movies (books, too) that have time travel in them. for me, pretty much any movie with a time travel subplot will win out over the most award-winning film in theatres. I think it’s because I understand the complicated emotions that are usually overlooked in these movies. You know, like how the hero feels…
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A Happy Medium Is a Good Thing!
The past few days have been really amazing. Without a doubt (mine, naturally), surrounding myself with positive people, positive mindsets, and positive actions is the key to manifesting what I want. For all the magick I have ever done, the power of doing it in a positive environment cannot be underestimated. Some things seem to…
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DING…DONG…the Bitch Is Dead
Elizabeth, the woman who dominated my childhood is dead. The most hateful woman I have ever known in my life. My father’s mother died this morning. She didn’t care for me even before I was born, and yes, I’ll share that story, too. The last time I had anything to do with her, I was…
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Negative Campaigns: Deciding Who to Vote Against
Ah, political season, and the time to decide whom to vote against. That’s right. Against. Very few politicians seem noble enough to encourage me to cast a vote for them. The only political poll that counts (for me) is the one I take next to my home phone. A really nasty habit has developed among …
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I Know What I Want
Someone had encouraged me to look for a boyfriend this past week, given that I was going to be in the presence of so many sexy pagan men from all over Central Florida (not easy to find where I live) who have their scientific side as well as their musical side and plenty of Celtic…
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“Much Male Energy in Your Home”
This is not what I’d hoped! Several weeks ago, AngelSu mentioned to me that I was going to have a lot of male energy in my home in October…just men all around me. I think I probably raised an eyebrow, like “Yeah, right” or “When would I have time right now to socialize?” But she…
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The Empath’s Paradox
As an empath, I like that I can have that kind of connection to people I care about. With my girls, it’s really an advanced form of maternal instinct or bonding. I’ll often know when one of my kids is upset or stressed, even before Shannon swears she’s fine or Aislinn gives me her patented…
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Never Again the Burned Times
Arghhhhhh! One thing I get so freaking tired of is when any man from my ancient past—no matter how well or unwell we knew each other—gets dumped by a wife, girlfriend, or whatever, he tries to re-engage with me. Notice I say “tries to.” But I’ll put that on my wishlist. I understand if a…
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“Mommy, Thanks for the Food Money….”
According to Dane Cook’s character in Employee of the Month, the Universe has a plan. Okay, so the movie wasn’t big on profound snippets, but it had a few, the best being his grandmother’s advice on kissing the girl. The movie was quite predictable but fun nevertheless, and of course, Dane Cook is easy on…
