1.
Know what your questions are~
a) Understand what outcomes you hope for but be flexible.
b) Understand what you are *really* seeking. ie To be loved, To be appreciated, etc. etc.
c) Be clear in your question. Do not provide too much detail or background information.
d) State the current condition related to the question: i.e. divorced, single, employed, etc. However, some readers don’t want to know a thing — ask your reader how they want questions phrased.
e) Create open ended and closed ended questions.
f) Be prepared for not hearing what you don’t want to hear and be aware of your emotions.
g) Know your strengths and weaknessess.
2.
Read the whole ad~
a) Write down what you like and what you don’t like.
b) Look on the Internet if you don’t understand terms.
c) See the differences and similarities to other ads.
d) Anything stand out?
3.
Contact the reader~
a) Through email ask the reader what their strengths and weaknesses are.
b) Everyone has strengths and weaknessess.
c) Trust your gut instinct.
d) Trust your mind.
e) Ask for insights and guidance to help manifest what you desire.
f) Ask your reader how they want questions phrased or if they even want to hear your question.
4.
Let time be still~
a) Write down what the reader is saying.
b) Do not draw immediate conclusions.
c) See how general statements apply to you
d) Understand how metaphors and symbolic information applies to you
e) Take action on what you can and let the rest be forgotten (put what you wrote away and then go on with your life.)
Things to Know~
1. Do not seek a miracle worker or a magic eight ball.
2. Do not be tied to outcomes.
3. Understand what you want to really manifest. Not to get x,y,z but to have x,y,z in your life. In other words, not to have Mr. So and So but rather to have love and compatibility in your life.
4. Respect and appreciate the reader like you would want to be respected and appreciated.
5. Do not only seek specific “WOW, How did they know?” readings but rather appreciate that general and synchronistic information can be just as *productive and meaningful*.
6. Some readings require *time*, *calm*, and *quiet*. Ask your reader if they want to take your question(s) through email BEFORE the phone reading starts. Be mindful of not writing too much. A sentence per question is about all that is needed. 🙂
To Be Continued… Sample questions…