“If you keep asking the same questions repeatedly, your card readings may become muddy. Repeating the same question is a show of faithlessness, and the readings will reflect this.” Doreen Virtue Pg 12 Guidebook for the Archangel Oracle Cards. While the context applied to the reader, it equally applies to the seeker.
While most of the feedback I receive is fabulous, there’s always 1 out of 10 that isn’t. When I investigate that reason it’s usually because they have been asking the question repeatedly to themselves, other psychics, or they are a practicing reader/psychic themselves. This is not good. Neither is it useful to desire a specific outcome though manifestation and visualization techniques are offered to those who seek specific outcomes. It’s just that I may not “see” that outcome and it might require some work and/or flexibility to manifest it.
Long ago when I learned to read Tarot I made this same mistake but I was told that if I didn’t listen the first time and take some action, why should I be told again and again. I was also told to get the information (if it was helpful) and then forget about it unless I planned to take some sort of action.
The spirits do not like it when we don’t listen and really, why should they waste their time and energy?
Approach a reading with an open and receptive spirit. Search for the meaning in the message. What’s most important is that you walk away from a reading with a sense of peace, calm, or renewed enthusiasm. That something productive and meaningful just happened.
I don’t usually come up with names and anyway, how does me knowing a name I shouldn’t have known truly help you — other than maybe making one less of a skeptic? What’s most important is that you receive an objective and outside response to your queries and that you can believe in what’s being said and that what’s being said is positive and productive.
Anyway, that’s my take on it and I’m happy that a psychic and angel reader like Doreen Virtue agrees. 🙂
Edward Cayce says this: “Knowledge without practical ability to apply same may become sin. For, it is knowledge misapplied that was the fall — or the confusion.” 281-63
In other words, if you plan to do “nothing” with the messages delivered to you during a reading — even if it is to reject what was said and to take other action — why bother getting a reading?