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Are there any ethical considerations or regulations in place for practicing psychics to ensure their effectiveness and protect their clients?
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Going to a psychic is exactly the same as going to a doctor or a therapist:
1. You need a doctor/psychic you trust. And who you feel like has the best interest for you. This is where the ethics part of your question lies. As a psychic I feel responsible to educate people about what they can expect from me. Because spirituality is just more vague than science is. But it’s still the job of the client to educate themselves about what to expect and what their options are. So always feel free to ask your doctor/psychic questions!!!
2. A doctor/psychic can scam you, because a lot of people are after your money, not your well-being. A doctor can give you medication you don’t need or that won’t help and these are often over-prices as well. A psychic can just scam you, because they have no skill and/or they make a show out of it which you have to pay for. Going to a psychic is not a show, so don’t pay hundreds of dollars for a cleansing you most likey don’t even need because they need special equipment LOL.
3. There is never a guarantee that you will be helped. A real doctor/psychic will try to help you the best they can with the knowledge they have. But in the end you are the one in control. Its up to you to follow up their advice, and even that there are somethings in life that cannot be fixed. I would say the most important thing is that you feel some sort of relief, then you’ve already had some success. This makes it extra important to have a conversation with your doctor/psychic first, so you know what you can expect. As a psychic I always do my best to give people realistic expectations, so feel free to check out my website for information!To answe your questions:
1. Psychic readings have nothing to do with accuracy. This is something spiritual, not factual. Science can be measured with accuracy, spirituality not that much. In spirituality accuracy is based on how you feel. Do you feel helped? Then you have a high accuracy. If you feel worse (yes, some people take your energy to gain their information watch out for this), then you have a negative accuracy. Spirituality is a gradient, not black and white. Also, you’ve quite a few people who are not ready to hear the truth, they obviously won’t feel satisfied. So the factor would be: How satisfied is someone with their results and how well do they understand the advice that has been given to them.
2. If you have a good/real psychic every reading should have the same level of quality. Inexperienced psychics or psychics who get their information through unreliable/low vibrational channels will struggle to read people with a higher vibration. I personally never had issues with this. I am always able to read what the person needs to hear/know, IF THERE IS SOMETHING TO HEAR/KNOW! A lot lies on the client. Are they willing to try out your advice? Are they willing to make real changes in their life/mindset? Do they really need help or are they just curious about what someone has to tell them? People who really need help have more to hear (including more details). If you’re just curious it’s possible there is nothing for you to know that you already know yourself. It’s basically a bigger guess. Same goes for mediumship! -
Some want birthday, some want name. I work best w a recent unmasked photo.
Yes they are. I can read some people better than I can read others. Some don’t have anything life altering in their near future and most are worrried about love and many about employment. Love is super sticky, and most need to work on themselves to attract their partner.
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>Are there any ethical considerations or regulations in place for practicing psychics to ensure their effectiveness and protect their clients?
No. There is no governing agency or accepted regulations for psychics.
>What factors affect the accuracy of psychic readings?
It’s a crap shoot. This is an intuitive art and how well someone resonate with a reading is going to be somewhat dependent on the chemistry of the two people. Not everyone (psychic) is going to connect with every person. In the same way that not every therapist is going to connect with every client.
>Are psychic readings more effective for some people than others?
I think it comes down to what a person’s expectations are. Sometimes when you have high expectations, if you don’t get clarity on certain things it feels like a bad reading. But if you go in more open, and maybe a few things resonate but others don’t you can walk away feeling like you received some intuitive information.
Psychic readings are more of an *Art* than a Science. Skill is needed, so is talent, but it also comes down to practice and also compatibility.
