posted August 16, 2015 02:03 PM            

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Originally posted by WastedLove:
Thanks fish, I didn't know AV did chat readings too. Do you have to send her an email first?

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Hi
what you do is go to her site( thirdeyelive) go to her profile, click on the little box that sais "click4adivisor.. request a reading" which opens a new tab that has a little yellow chat advice button, you click it, it will open a new window, and you click request immidiate chatback and fill in the form and when she is available, you will get a phone call it doesnt cost you anything. then when you get the call,
you go to the place where you had the "chat advice" button and when she is available, you will be able to enter chat with her
you do need to register and add money through "log in " on the main page

posted August 16, 2015 03:53 PM            

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Originally posted by FairyDust75:
I'm surprised he read for you again so soon. He normally won't do that. He'll read for you once then not again for like 6 weeks. I think if his answer changed that drastically I would probably disregard the reading. For someone to make such a drastic change in such a short amount of time seems fishy to me.

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posted August 16, 2015 04:13 PM            

Back in early July I had a reader on fiverr 180 on me and accosted me when I tried to get clarification on the drastic change.

So I asked a friend of mine who is a professional reader (she's done thousands of readings in her career), regarding the drastic change.

In the case of what happened to me, because the first reading resonated and has been coming to pass, my friend said that it's likely the second time I got a reading the person couldn't make a connection and examined my words, and added her own twist to it. Which thankfully, that second negative reading turned out to be wrong within a week and the longer term predictions turned out wrong this month.

Another possible thing, are our own actions. For example, if we're advised to not consistently contact and allow a person to miss us, then we slam them with text messages because we rationalize "But if I don't contact so and so how will they remember me?" That action could turn that person away and create more distance. Sorry ladies, but I find this annoying coming from both genders. Going with your instincts is fine and dandy, but common sense also goes a long way.

posted August 16, 2015 04:20 PM            

i agree. i haven't even made contact with the guy since the previous prediction, and i certainly don't inundate him with texts (i've only texted once in the past week, which he responded to, then he texted me, but it was pretty short), so i don't necessarily think that my actions have changed anything.

posted August 16, 2015 06:29 PM            

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Originally posted by FairyDust75:
Anyone have any fiverr recommendations? I've been to Steve and Destinyy. Anyone else try a reader on that that they can recommend?

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Hi fairy,

posted August 20, 2015 06:47 AM            

As far as readers flipping predictions - short version: I have never had a good reader flip a prediction.

Long version:

I have in the past experienced this - but those, I think looking back now and having more experience with different types of readers - were truly "readers" of situations and not very good maybe at predictive reading, which is different than reading current/on-going situations/getting into the heads and hearts of others as they are now. Readers can be amazing at reading current situations but not really that talented at seeing future things.

If they flip a prediction for you - my rule is don't go back. Especially if they are kind of "whatever" about it. This is my heart and emotions you are dealing with, not like "what will I eat for lunch Tuesday" - Unless they have a good track record with you and are mostly right - readers can have off days just like everyone else. If someone doesn't have a track record or flips more than once, fire them.

I don't give much factoring to timing tho on judging a reader. I had an pending prediction from some trusted readers (like two) - one did timing the other did not - and the timing came and went - lo and behold a year+ later it did indeed happen. Thank God I didn't wait for it though, hahaha. You have to live your life regardless!

I have also heard that if a reader is working with dark spirits/energies to get their readings, then those entities can provide a couple/several "true" readings, when ultimately their goal is your unhappiness since they come from a bad place. So they lure you in and then you end up more hurt than if you never asked. So that's out there too. Battle between good and evil and all (plenty of readers are on the good side!!)

Other readers - no, I haven't seen them ever waiver on what they predicted. When you find more senior intuitives, I feel, they know how to cut through the energetic BS and really cut to the heart of the matter, so they can make a solid prediction no matter how left-field it sounds at the time. This depends on how they work too, for a tarot reader for example that could be the difference between knowing when to pull more cards and knowing when the cards are showing the full story on a first question/answer pull.

But, in my case, I have always been told an outcome does depend on my decision/actions. If I choose to walk away, then obviously we aren't going to end up together, type deal.
And readers won't tell you what your path/free will is - they will tell you what your options are/read another person's free will & path & feelings to the best of their abilities.

overall, I think of intuitives now kind of like specialized doctors. Some of the "doctors" are amazing at reading current situations and feelings/thoughts of others with astounding details. Some "doctors" are good at reading and specialize in timing. Some "doctors" aren't detailed at all but can answer your questions. And then, some "doctors" are like crazy brain open-heart surgery surgeons who can do all or most of the above. And of course, we all vibe with different people differently. So it's also about finding a doctor who fits you energetically.

to sum up tho - like I said - if a reader flips an outcome on you and has no good reason to offer - or even if they can explain it - then chances are they aren't very skilled in the area of future predictions. And then what are you paying them for?

posted August 20, 2015 10:20 AM            

I want to tell you about The Oracle from Bitwine. I must say he predicted a major change for me that is unbelievable. Back in May he mentioned to me that he saw a change happening in my life that is out of my control. He said to check paperwork I have and any contracts because something was going to happen abruptly. I asked him if it was my job and he said yes. He told me that there was something going on between upper management that I was unaware of and they were not being truthful.He said it would happen within 3 months and not to worry because he sees me getting another job before it ends. He doesn't see me being without work.

On July 27th, I received a call from my boss telling me he was stepping down in his position and that they've already found his replacement. He said our last day will be September 30th.

posted August 20, 2015 06:40 PM            

Speaking of readers who flip on predictions, my experiences with domine candrews and perseus star
are that they went down one path when i gave them information along the lines that everything was well with the person i enquired about (i wanted predictions with time frames), but when we went through a rough patch and i went back to them with this information to assess the situation, they changed the outcome. I am not going back to these two readers.