Strut Your Stuff!

It's the summer and it is your God-given right to feel sexy! Whether you're going to a luau or a night on the town, it's important to feel good about yourself. In the spirit of a summery weekend, here are some positive affirmations about looking and feeling good from a few of our psychics...

"I am comfortable in my skin. I am open to the pleasures of my body that are as normal and natural as the air I breathe," Abigail ext. 9570

"I am a magnificent, spiritual sexual being," Char ext. 9620

"My body is perfection. I excite my lover every day," Paige ext. 9158

You can read more here.

Does anyone, psychic or reader alike, have any affirmations they would like to share? Happy Weekend!

The Tower and the Death Card

By Psychic Nunu

A friend of mine that I "talk Tarot" to recently told me that since she's known me she always thinks about "The Tower." I didn't really know how to feel about that. "I don't mean you are a towering disco inferno, I mean that you always make me think of The Tower." So, let's think about The Tower.

The Tower card is the 16th card in a Major Arcana. On the card you'll basically find a large towering structure that's being struck by lightening, on fire, people falling, chaos and commotion in still life. When the Tower is revealed in a spread it can represent the need for release, sudden change and revelations. Inverted this card may represent realizing your path isn't right, denial, incomplete things, early stages, losing momentum, being restricted or something that is only present in appearance.

Another card of needed or inevitable change is the Death card. The Death card is the 13th card of the deck. One of the reasons I really love my deck is my 13 card doesn't have a name. The mere word is scary, brings macabre images and seems final. However, if you pay close attention, it's not the last card of the deck so in theory you know it's not the end, though it could feel like it at the time. Logically, we would conclude that the Death card would represent great loss, extreme change, exposure, transition and termination. Inverted this card may stand for stagnation or desire for change. The symbols on this card are the cloaked specter, the Sun or some glimmer of light, a rose, and sometimes lifeless bodies.

The other day I was talking about Jacqueline's blog Contracts and Free Will with my Tarot friend and we decided we were gonna figure out our eternal names. Of course this was followed by a series of silly names and even regular names. "Your name is probably Booby or Betty...how about Pepper or Cupcake? I bet your name is Phoenix 'cuz you are always starting over in a blaze of glory," she said laughing. But, it got me thinking because I am always reassuring people that The Tower and Death cards should be looked at like phoenixes.

There are times, however, that cards can mean exactly what the pictures show. I have had the Death card appear in times of life loss and I have had the Tower appear when someone's home has burned. Just remember though, that there is light coming and life still exists after Death. In the ashes of a structure another structure shall be raised.

What Would You Like to See?

Hi Bloggers!

I have some new psychics on board who want to write more blog posts. So my question to YOU is...what subjects would you like to see covered? Anyone have any questions regarding the psychic process, spirituality or fun things like haunted houses, talking to the other side or psychic tools? What about love, pets, your kids, career issues or astrology? The choice is yours!

What say you?

Colors in Dreams Part 1

By Psychic Ariel

At one time or another, mostly everyone recalls the color in their dreams. Whether it be the yellow of a favorite dress, or the purple in the car of their dreams.

Science reports that approximately 70% of the population dream in color. This statistic was proven after lab testing subjects that were awoken from the REM state. 13% of subjects reported some sort of color, but couldn’t absolutely identify the color. Under normal dream circumstances, only 25% to 29% of people recall the color in their dreams. Researchers feel that most people do not remember color in their dreams. Rather, they recall the most emotional charging part of a dream, rather than the color.

Science shows us that color affects our feelings in the wake state, and the same is true for the dreaming mind. There are of course, many points of view as to the meaning of each color we see in our dreams. Let’s explore a few.

One theory holds that the color in our dreams is an expression of our emotional state at the time of the dream. Another holds that the color in our dreams, just like the dream symbols itself, are very subjective and also very cultural.

Other people believe that those who dream in color are vibrating at a higher resonance than those who dream in black and white.

And finally, there is a belief that psychics in the past recognized the correlation between colors in the aura and corresponding feelings.

Next let’s look at the actual colors themselves.