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Tarot Readings By Phone By Psychic Medium Cassandra

Cassy — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 13:35:41 +0000

Cassandra is now offering 30 min Tarot Readings by Phone! when Cassandra is available for a reading the phone number will appear above. (Generally Mon-Thurs 10am-4pm EST)

Now you can get a tarot reading by a real psychic medium from the convenience of you home. Cassandra is also available for Mediumship readings by phone.

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Past Life Readings With Psychic Medium Cassandra!

Cassy — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 15:59:16 +0000

Ever wonder about who you were in a past life? Now you can find out! Cassandra is now available for Past Life Sessions. Cassandra can perform a sessions no matter where you live! She will send you a recording of the session on CD to keep!

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The concept of reincarnation has been around for thousands of years. Whether or not you are concerned about karmic debt, a Past Life Session can be informative and at the very least interesting. Many of you have already heard about Past Life Regression through hypnosis. This is where a hypnosis specialist actually hypnotizes the subject and takes them backward in time through their past lives. But…how do you find out about past lives if you are one of those people who cannot be hypnotized or are skeptical of hypnosis in general? That’s where Cassandra can help. A good medium can not only connect you with loved ones who have crossed over, but some can actually access your past lives as well.

How is it done? Cassandra answers: “When I am doing a mediumship reading, I am making direct contact with a living soul that has crossed from this world to the next. Whenever I am doing a psychic reading or a Past Life reading for someone, I am making contact with their Higher Self. It’s like having a conversation from soul to soul, only the language is different in that symbols, images, words, and thoughts are used instead of just spoken language. I can access their past lives through this conversation with their Higher Self.”

During a Past Life Session, Cassandra makes no judgments about karmic debts or life lessons. She merely says what she sees. Each client receives a CD recording of the session, so the client can hear Cassandra in session. Most recordings are 20-40 minutes in length.

It takes a tremendous amount of physical energy to do a past life reading. You will not get every single life you have ever lived in a reading. You will, however, get information from past lives that your Higher Self is willing to reveal in that particular session. Cassandra is very truthful in letting people know that she can only see what the Higher Self reveals. If it is not time for the client to have revelation in certain areas of their life, then their Higher Self will not reveal it at that time. If it is necessary to the person at the time, and if it is information that will not take the client off their Life Path, then the information is there to be read. But the Higher Self does act as a guardian of the gate, so to speak, for the good of the client. Some past lives will be brief, vague hints of things, others will be very detailed and vivid. Do not expect to be Cleopatra or the Queen of Scotland. Not everyone can be these people in a past life. Do, however, expect to have a varied outcome with many lives switching from male to female. Most sessions reveal three to six lives. Oftentimes clear dates and names are not revealed. These are not as necessary to the soul as the experience itself.

“I wish everyone could see what I see when I am doing a reading. The detail is amazing at times. I can literally see the weave in clothing, the threads, the texture of the skin and hair. Words are inadequate to express these experiences.”

In a reading, it is also important to know that Cassandra cannot always describe such detail because she is trying to express what she is seeing as quickly as possible without losing the important facts of the experience. In some sessions, the images are very quick and pass by fast.

So, if you have always been curious about what sort of lives you may have led in the past, order your session today. It’s so easy. All you need to do is click on the order button below, give Cassandra your name and birthdate and then sit back and wait for your CD to arrive in the mail.

AVOIDING FIXATIONS WHEN READING TAROT CARDS: PART TWO

Cassy — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 20:24:06 +0000

Nowadays, tarot authors tend to steer clear of the tougher subjects, such as death and illness, but the tarot was designed to encompass all the psychological, philosophical, and physicalities of life. We may try to help beginners wade into the kiddy pool, but when beginners are on their own, the possibility is there for a big dive into the deep end, which can result in confusion. In my opinion, these subjects should not be sugar-coated. Instead, we should strive to educate as much as possible so beginners can relax and enjoy the oracular experience offered. Let’s bear in mind that any divination tool is a key to unlocking your own intuition. The divination tool is not an entity with a mind of its own. Remember that we are working with energies: our own energy, the energy of the seeker, and the energy of the universe.

We all want to offer the lighter side of the tarot, the excitement, the fun, the wonder. “Will I find love? Will he or she be my perfect mate? Will I get a good job?” But life does have its setbacks, its hard times, its tragedy, and these subjects cannot ever really be avoided. This is part of our walk with Spirit. When we seek, really SEEK to find, we must embrace the ALL, not just the SOME. This is the burden of a psychic. We are not just given the good. Besides which, some tragic events can be avoided if the oracle is properly interpreted. But we want the beginner to fully understand. You must walk before you run. Don’t rush the cards, don’t rush the learning. Spirit opens up to you as you can handle it.

If you become panicked or you are a beginner, and you are concerned about any “grief” cards appearing too often in your throws, I suggest that you remove the offending cards for a brief time, perhaps even a few months, until the feelings of dread dissipate and you’ve gained some more knowledge of the cards and spreads. Doing this resets your pattern of thinking. Once you understand how to maintain the cards and meanings in context, and your confidence is well established, these cards will no longer cause panic, fear, or dread. You will understand their importance in the deck, and you will have learned to accept their message in context.

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Avoiding Fixations When Reading Tarot Cards: Part One

Cassy — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 20:22:13 +0000

One of the reasons why seasoned tarot readers don’t recommend that beginners read for themselves is because of the pitfall of becoming fixated on certain cards. For example, if you own a copy of my book Tarot Cassy’s Way, which is just the beginning in a series of teaching tools, you may read that some tarot readers view the combination of “Death” and the “Ten of Swords” as a portent that someone close to the seeker may undergo a physical death. What can then happen is that every time the beginner comes across these two cards in a spread, they will fixate on the worst-case-scenario meaning, fear will set in, and they will become panicked about this card combination. They may even begin to employ subconscious behaviors during a shuffle to avoid those cards altogether.

In future projects, I will be offering suggestions that will outline these concepts more thoroughly, but for now, let’s take a look at some simple concepts. First, let me start by saying that the Death/Ten of Swords combination does not always mean death. And there are many guidelines to consider before deciding that the above-mentioned combination may in fact mean death. First, the question is the key. If the seeker poses a career question, and the reader chooses a spread in which the Death card appears in the “Upcoming Event” position, and the Ten of Swords appears in the “Obstacle” position, this may mean that the seeker may be experiencing some drastic changes at their current job that will force them to move on into a new career opportunity. Bear in mind that Death is a card of transitions and permanent change. The number Ten is the number of completion, the end of a cycle, which always means that the beginning of a new cycle is imminent. The Ten of Swords, or “the stabbed in the back” card, may also imply that the seeker has events ongoing at their current job that is not in their best interest, anyway. Co-workers may be undermining their position. If the “throw” is what I call a cold reading, with no question posed, the Death/Ten of Swords combination may have an altogether different meaning.

Secondly, consider the type of spread, or the arrangement/layout of the cards. The bigger the spread, the more you must consider the positioning of the cards and the surrounding cards before you leap into the abyss of assuming death is on the horizon. Where do these two cards fall in the spread? What is the proximity of the two cards? You may also want to lay out some clarifying cards, alongside the Death card or the Ten of Swords. This can help alleviate any worries or concerns. But, mainly, keep the interpretation of the spread pertinent to the question posed. This will go a long way in helping you read the spread accurately. The meanings in books are there as a guideline only. The key is listening to your own intuition and keeping the meanings in context with the question asked. This is why there are so many variations of meanings in tarot card books. Because the meaning is governed by the question posed and the spread used.

I will continue this discussion in Part Two of Avoiding Fixations When Reading Tarot Cards.

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Remembering Your Potential

Cassy — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 16:01:42 +0000

A simple meditation that you can use to help keep you in a state of faith is the following. Imagine that you are sitting in a room. The room is of a comfortable temperature. The chair you sit on is like a very comfortable throne. Sitting on this throne gives you the impression that you are in a position of authority. And you are in a position of authority, whether you know it or not. You have authority over your own life. You alone make the decisions for your life. Let’s make the throne red, because red is a power color. The throne you sit on is gold with red fabric, and it seems that it was made for you because it fits your body perfectly. The floor around you is white marble. There is nothing in the room except you and the throne you sit on. But the room is comfortable in every way. In every way, your body feels comfortable. You feel no pain, no coldness, no fatigue. Everything in your body is working as it should. You are in a perfect state of health and comfort as you sit on your golden throne. Now, as you focus outward, you notice that there are doors all around the room. Curious, you rise from your throne and go to one of these doors. You open the door and peer through it, but you remain in the marble room. You realize that there are people on the other side of the door, and the door that you have opened is actually a window in space-time which allows you to see one possibility of your life. You see yourself acting out whatever that possibility is. It could be that you are standing in front of a group of children, teaching them. It could be that you are accepting employment for a new job. Whatever your mind creates. You go to another door and look through, and there is another future possibility laid out before you. Now you are beginning to realize that the room is your central self, the throne is the potential that you have authority over, and the doors show you that you have choices. Which choice you make is entirely up to you.

It’s important during this meditation to always remain positive. On the other side of those doors, always imagine something good happening to you, something useful, productive, and happy. Always a good outcome. If your mind starts to insert a worrisome possibility, instantly close the door and go back to your throne to reset and remind yourself that you are in authority here, and there are no bad outcomes.

Enjoy The Path

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Believe That There Is Hope: Some Tips To Help You Navigate Stressful Times

Cassy — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 15:49:11 +0000

We are living in stressful times. The economic situation affects all of us on some level, and some of us are seriously impacted by recent events with our economy. Jobs have been lost, homes are being lost. Despite how bad these times are, I would like to offer some hope. Trials and stressful situations are when we are most likely to lose sight of who we are. We are the perfect expression of the Divine. We are spiritual beings. It is important that we remind ourselves daily that our physical body is not our entire substance. This is only a part of what we are. Our spirit can offer us insight, hope, and gifts that we totally forget about as we become mired in worry and struggle. To stay focused on our spirit can be challenging when our physical needs are not being met, and we feel that all is lost and there is no hope. So, I’d like to give you some simple tools to help you through these times. First, we must be aware of the physical “so-called realities.” According to Maslow’s Hierarchy, humans are governed by certain needs, the first of which is physiological needs. We all need food, water, sleep, and the like. When push comes to shove, this most basic need will always be the first and foremost compass in life. Secondly, we all need safety and shelter, which usually means we need an income, or some form of employment, and a place to live. For the purpose of this article, I will focus on these two needs. Maslow’s Hierarchy only covers the human, physical requirements, which include the mental state. But there is a deeper state, that of the spirit, that can override and guide us. And this spiritual state needs just as much attention as our physical state.

I’d like to offer some ways to help keep you solidly focused on your potential, rather than on your worry and fret. One of the most important ways that we can help ourselves is to govern what we are thinking about at all times. There is an easy way to measure how much stress you are feeling about certain situations. Simply keep a notepad and pen by your bed. First thing in the morning, jot down the very first thoughts that you have upon those first few minutes after waking. Do the same thing at night, even if you have to turn the light back on. What are you thinking as you drift into sleep? Most often, the answer will be that you are focused on the dread, the fear, the worry, all the possible bad things that could happen and the worst case scenarios.

Now that you know what you are focused on, you can work to change your focus. Every morning, as soon as a worry thought enters your consciousness, stop it. For serious worriers, like myself, you may have to shout “STOP” loudly to startle yourself out of it. This is a simple but effective method. But it’s also important that once you stop the worry thought you must replace it with a positive thought. And I’m not going to suggest positive thinking mantras, although they can be useful. I’m simple going to offer two phrases to help you reset your thinking. One is: “I am the perfect expression of the Divine.” (Discover The Power Within You, by Eric Butterworth.)

The second phrase is: “I am pure potential.”

These two phrases release you from the notion that you are mired in the physical reality of a bad situation. It also reminds you that you have potential at all times, if you lift your eyes and seek it.

Once you get accustomed to using these phrases, you might add another phrase, anything that suits you. An example would be: “As pure potential, anything is possible.”

If you have lost your job and you don’t know how to make ends meet, you might want to tell yourself, out loud, several times a day something like the following. “Since I am pure potential, and anything is possible, I accept the possibility that I might come out of this situation in a better position than before. It’s possible that I will be offered a better job with better pay.”

The point is that you want to remind yourself that all things really are possible, and that those possibilities don’t have to be bad ones, they can just as easily be good ones.

So, monitor your thoughts. Turn all the worry thoughts into belief thoughts. Think on possibilities and potentials that are good outcomes rather than bad. This helps alleviate some stress. And tell yourself every day, “I will be okay.”

It’s important that you circumvent as much stress as possible. Stress causes chemical changes in the body which can result in a depression of the immune system, as well as other concerns. Exercise to release these chemicals. Take a walk outdoors in a park. Toss a ball for your kids. Play with the dog. Do some physical, enjoyable activity every single day. And make sure to get twenty minutes of sunshine on your face every single day. Sunshine promotes the manufacture of Vitamin D in your skin, which alleviates depression and boosts the immune system. (Hey, I didn’t get that Doctorate in Natural Health for nothing. ) Sunshine and outdoor activities will go a long way in helping you combat the pressures and stress.

It’s also vital that you find a way to laugh as often as you possibly can. If playing with your kids helps you to laugh, then play with your kids often. This will not only help you, but it will help your children as well. As adults, we can sometimes forget that our emotions affect our children, and they will be stressed about the economy as well. If watching comedy on television helps you to laugh, then watch comedy. Just make sure you find ways to laugh, as long as it doesn’t harm someone else.

Don’t be afraid to ask for help. And if you get turned down, don’t allow yourself to become resentful of the person or institute that did turn you down. Take the high road. Keep your spirit pure. While the grieving process incorporates powerful emotions such as anger, resentment, frustration, and the like, you want to deal with that emotion, let it run its course, but do not hang on to it for the future. The main reason I say this is because you don’t want the emotion to overrule your spiritual aspect and short-circuit the positive thoughts that can keep you moving forward into your potential. You are always in a state of Divine potential, which makes anything possible as long as you remain focused and in a state of faith, or believing.

If someone offers you advice such as, “Things could be worse. You could be fighting your way through a jungle in a war-torn country with bombs falling all around you,” do NOT take that in. When people say these things, it compounds the problem. You don’t get out of your own dread and worry by thinking about someone else’s dread and worry. You get out of it by examining your potential and your possibilities. Besides which, you are fighting your way through a jungle in a war-torn land. If you are in a difficult situation, that is precisely how you will feel. You will have feelings of fear, dread, worry, abandonment, anger, grief. You may feel like no one cares about you. This is all natural. But it’s important that you feel them, deal with them, and let them pass you by. Do not cling to them, and do not make those feelings a part of your future.

If you have feelings of loss and abandonment, remember this, friends are everywhere in potential. Friends are all around you, waiting to meet you. You can make friends at any time in your life, anywhere in your life. Don’t ever feel so alone that you tell yourself that you have no friends. Friends will come if you want them to. New friends, old friends. All is potential.

I hope these simple suggestions are useful. Believe in yourself. Trust in your potential. Know that you will be okay. Know it just as surely as you know the color of your eyes. Remember your spirit today. Speak to your spirit. Ask your spirit for help through intuitive insights. Listen to the still, small inner voice that is never wrong. Trust that goodness will come. Focus on goodness, health, and success.

Be Blessed.

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Tradition And The Voice Of Your Soul

Cassy — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 13:38:57 +0000

Traditional meanings of symbols can be helpful, but I must caution beginners not to fall victim to adhering to tradition too strictly. Tradition can be a stumbling block for even the most seasoned tarot card readers. If you let traditional meanings rule your tarot card reading, you ignore your intuition. This is not what tarot card reading is truly about. Tarot cards are a way to open the channels to your own spirit and intuition. And since your spirit is unique to you, it is important that you first understand the language of your soul before starting any psychic journey. Once this language is firmly established, then it is easier for you to move forward into tools for divining.

Enjoy The Path.

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Some helpful ways to become friendlier with the court cards in your tarot deck is to handle your cards often. Draw out the court cards and study them. Really look at the images and try to determine what they are saying to you. Each time you study the tarot court cards, write down anything that immediately comes to mind. Writing helps you to learn and remember faster and better. In writing out your thoughts, you are expanding your awareness and growing your level of self-confidence. Open yourself to trust.