Quote:What seems unanswered here is how an intraphysical person is supposed to know whether a guide is 'true' or an intruder.
Like everything else in this Universe, there's no way of absolutely knowing for sure. But there's the point of it, the opportunity for one to make a choice, exercise judgement and opinion, and to decide for oneself to the best of one's ability, what's best to do, or whether such-and-such is a 'true guide' or intruder, or whether the words of such-and-such forum poster or channeled entity has value. Self-responsibility.
Quote:I believe Kyo is saying the fraudulent psychic is not a fraud since the person took some inner meaning from the reading.
Not exactly. If the fraudulent psychic is fraudulent (eg. by his/her own admittance), then (regardless of whether the person benefited from the Reading) the fraudulent psychic is fraudulent. Simple as that. But it's okay! Love it.
And if the person benefited from some insight gained during the Reading (regardless of the sincerity of the Reader), then the person benefited from the Reading. Simple as that. And it's okay! Love it.
The point is, to have the willingness to see *clearly* what's happening for every experience, and not to fall into fear & ego based re-action traps of "what should be" and "what should not be", including feelings of outrage of being 'deceived' by the fraudulent psychic, for instance.
Instead, recognize that every experience (Love What Is, instead of being conditionally loving and unaccepting of Reality), is an opportunity for you to exercise self-responsibility, and from such, to gain greater clarity, greater evolution, greater assistantiality, and greater love.
Quote:And who are we to point out that the same reading was given 20 times that day? Maybe the person turned into the Tarot shop through more subtle guidance.
Right. A successful Reading (fraud or no fraud) or experience, comes from meaningful communication between you and your issues. To be precise, between you and yourself (through your issues).
And yes, guides, helpers and angels may act as intermediaries in facilitating this process (of self-clarification and self-learning), and at times do this also through a further intermediary role, that could be played by intraphysical psychics and channelers.
So where does this leave us, in terms of 'fraudulent psychics' or 'genuine psychics'? You see, the problem or difficulty, with vehemently insisting on proving beyond doubt the sincerity or validity of a psychic Reader, and for some, even getting upset and outraged by the possibility of fraud, means that it's all the more likely to miss the forest for the trees.
To forget that the ultimate purpose of any psychic Reading is not whether the psychic is a fraud or not, and not even whether you had truly communicated with your guides, helpers, angels or not, but whether you had gained any insight or benefited from the Reading or not.
To forget that the ultimate purpose of any experience (whether pleasant or not; whether apparently 'good' or 'bad') is greater learning, evolution, relationship or love. And the willingness to welcome this, regardless of whether the experience fits conditionally into any preconceived beliefs or criteria.
So am I then saying that "it totally doesn't matter whether a psychic is genuine or fradulent!", as some might have misinterpreted? Of course not.
For sure, having a genuine psychic Read for you, is probably going to be more productive, didactically / pedagogically speaking. But don't get too obsessed over accuracy/validity or get all upset over the idea of 'fraud', and miss the forest for the trees.
So then, instead of some subjective, arbitrary definition of 'fraud' or 'genuine', let's instead go with 'level of helpfulness based on experience or observation'.
And then, how do Lorena's Angel Reading rate for this? From my personal experience and viewpoint, very well. Particularly in the accuracy department. But if you felt otherwise, that's fine too.
Whether the accuracy or lack of it, has to do with Lorena, or the Angels participating in the process, or with your own capacity/willingness to relate to the Reading contents, it does not quite matter as much now, does it?
Because the point of it was whether you gained from it, and not whether this or that psychic Reader is genuine or fraudulent. Too many people confuse between the two.
Quote:I feel she is just reading what is on the Angel cards and then a copy and paste.
If she is (and of course, there's no way to know for sure, and is it really the point?), then that's totally fine, too. Love it!
I don't know about you, but my goal isn't whether she copies and pastes or not, but whether from her copying and pasting, there was benefit and experience of the Angels' energies or not (whose capacity to deliver messages and love, are not limited by physical circumstances or conditions).
Quote:Sorry to say, it is lacking in depth and insight.
"Depth and Insight"? Were you expecting a Hilarion Reading? Do note that I say this without sacarsm or intention to offend.
I did state in an earlier post, that from my experience they're both wonderful and recommended. And I stand by my statement (not out of dogmatic principle of ego or pride; but simply because currently such a statement is still in line with my observations; but remember that *you* don't have to agree if it's not in line with your observations, of course!).
But notice that I also did point out, that Lorena's Angel Reading is wonderful in it's accuracy and capacity to deliver the Angel's presence and love, whilst the Hilarion Reading is outstanding (virtually unmatchable, quite frankly) in it's capacity for depth and insight.
You can't fairly compare the worthiness of two psychic Readings against each other, but you *can* quite fairly compare the appropriateness of the various Readings available, against what you require.