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BIRTH CARD COURSE
PAYMENT PLAN!







  You asked for it – and we
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The answer is in the second reaction we’ve
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We totally understand. These are, indeed,
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Diviner's Corner
PYSCHOMETRY



             

Energy is everywhere and in everything.
This could very well be the premise of 
psychometry.

Psychometry, or psychoscopy, is a form
of ESP that obtains insights or relevant
information from physical objects. 

Practitioners of psychometry hold that
everything has an emanation. In the mid-
nineteenth century, promoters attempted to
make the case for psychometry as a
recognized serious area of scientific study.
Later on, psychometry was relegated to the
world of spiritualism and the paranormal. 

Pyschometry, or object divination, is
performed while the practitioner holds an
inanimate object of any type such as a key,
a piece of jewelry or an item of clothing,
for the reading. Many who practice the art
of psychometry say an item that was near and
dear to the subject of the reading brings
about better “contact,” especially when the
subject has passed on.  
          
 
Resources:

• 6 Simple Ways to Practice Psychometry
  https://bit.ly/3gaDGzK

• Psychometry – How to do Psychic Readings
  Using Touch
https://intuitivesoulsblog.com/psychometry/

• The Time Collector by Gwendolyn Womack
   A wonderful novel about a highly skilled
   psychometrist
https://www.gwendolynwomack.com/books/the-time-collector/

 
We’d love your suggestion or submissions for this
column! If you have an idea or would love to
contribute, please contact us at tarot@tarotschool.com. 

 

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Best Practices for Professional Readers
CLIENT CONCERNS:
HOW OFTEN SHOULD I SEE YOU?

By Gina Thies
www.tarotadvisor.com  / www.facebook.com/tarotreaders 
www.tarotcoupling.com / www.oraclesoup.org


The frequency of client visits or sessions
comes up as a topic every so often. New
clients very often ask after an appointment
about how often they should have a reading. 

Licensed counselors, therapists and doctors
almost always have follow-up appointment
recommendations or requirements for those
they help. When clients feel helped, they
will of course want to use your services
again, but as “para-helpers” we are not held
to the same requirements as licensed
professionals. 

On both sides of the question, there are
practitioners who advocate both for and
against frequent readings for a single
querent. I personally think the practice of
doing frequent readings can be useful. 

When a patient is in need of medical
support, this support may be something they
depend on but is not necessarily compulsive.

Some factors in advising your clients as to
the frequency of sessions with you are
things like personal boundaries, what
they are see as support, and the type of
advice being sought. 

What has worked for me is to have clients
look at two things: First, the level of
support they feel they need and secondly,
their budget. If I feel clients are crossing
boundaries, a discussion takes place.  

You are able to set necessary boundaries
from the outset of your client-reader
relationship. If your reading style or
preference is to not read for a querent too
frequently, just inform them ahead of time. 

Happy readings!
          

Resource:

• How often should I get my tarot cards read?
https://www.thetarotlady.com/how-often-should-i-get-my-tarot-cards-read/