Sunday, October 4, 2009

Sorry for not blogging!

Well... I'd promised a weekly blog of tarot card interpretations but it seems I'm putting that on hold indefinitely. Can't seem dedicated (or devoted) enough to blog even on a semi-regular basis. I love writing but just not feeling very motivated. I'm trying to jump start (again) a more social life in terms of dating and meeting new people (guys). But that's another adventure in of itself. I had wanted to go out Saturday night but after getting doused in heavy rainfall earlier in the day, I didn't even bother venturing out again. Sigh. It's pathetic. I can't seem to get around to being out there... I mean, I went out today and enjoyed myself. But it's not the same. Something's missing and I'm not sure what it is. Sometimes, I think moving out of New York City is the answer; but there's always the same energy pulling me back. So I never move anywhere else. At least I'm going to be busy this month with a couple of holistic / psychic events...really psyched about that! Really looking forward to expanding my practice with new clients (fingers crossed), as well as inspiring current ones to keep me in mind for consultations...

Anyway, I'm still employed and that's my daily routine (ho-hum)...only if I could do something else... My job is so lackluster and dead-end (and so corporate)... I'm not even "there" half the time.

I'll finish this entry with: I may not be the most articulate writer, but it helps me contemplate my options. See you soon!

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Tarot Telescope – Week of September 13 2009

Every Sunday, I interpret two randomly selected tarot cards for the week ahead on Tarot Telescope and closely examine vibrations, energies, and frequencies affecting humankind collectively. Rather than an advice column or giving predictions, the cards empower and enlighten for the best and highest good for our divinatory journeys.

This week, I shuffled the deck and pulled Ace of Swords and Eight of Cups.

To quote John 8:32, Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free. The truth comes in many forms, through many devices. Truths are innocent or perplexing. Once digesting truth, your mindset becomes focused and you're ready to embrace eternal freedom and happiness. This is a time of exploring deeper truths, releasing you from convoluted life patterns and circumstances. The Ace of Swords identifies with getting to "the bottom" or clearing mental clutter to observe visibly (third eye expansion). Your view of life therefore changes, and what you once perceived as "truth" becomes something else entirely different. A chain reaction then offsets an inner quest for emotional fulfillment, seeking higher ground, and eventually walking away from situations (people or places) no longer serving a purpose. Anxieties, tension, strife, and conflicts are strong indicators of coming forward with the truth, either about others, you, or all of the above. You might very well dislike the results and become disillusioned for a period of time; however, the road doesn't stop here. As the journey towards divine truth continues, so does how you see yourself inwardly. Life then becomes more adventurous and less agonizing. The Eight of Cups portray a conclusion after recognizing truth. You then pick yourself up, dust yourself, and begin anew by filling an emotional void through establishing your TRUE identity. This week's cards suggest searching inside for truth which validates and confirms movement towards your personal growth and spiritual evolution. The truth will set you free!

See you next Sunday!

Monday, September 7, 2009

Tarot Telescope – Week of September 6 2009

(A day late cause of Labor Day festivities yesterday)

Every Sunday, I interpret two randomly selected tarot cards for the week ahead on Tarot Telescope and closely look into energies, vibrations, and frequencies affecting us collectively. Rather than an advice column or giving predictions, the cards empower and enlighten for the best and highest good for our divinatory journeys.

This week, I shuffled the deck and pulled Page of Pentacles and Two of Pentacles.

Adults and children are hitting the books this week in droves; of course, spending money on school supplies probably comes as financial burdens. Over the next several days, I detect a positive shift in abundance through new opportunities for monetary increases or likelihood of unsuspected [government] checks being issued to qualified applicants [of grants or financial assistance]. Furthermore, if you are looking for employment, now is the time to progressively 'hit the pavement'. Rather than sending resumes by e-mail to potential companies, invest in postal mailing. By doing so, it sends a clear message that you are serious and proactive about finding work. Regardless of what the unemployment rates suggest, new jobs are being created. Since summertime is winding now, there's news forthcoming about such possibilities. However, the end results are neither instantaneous nor guaranteed to happen immediately or overnight, thereby taking a bit longer to materialize. It's still imperative to monitor budgets although you may be feeling as if juggling your finances has been going on forever! Temporary setbacks, or a little turbulence with money, may occur but keep your intentions high on the faith radar. As with any challenge or obstacle, the short-term hindrance soon passes but that truly depends on reaction. In addition, some of us could face the possibility of moving (long distance, mileage) to seek better choices. Don't let fear impede from taking monumental leaps. The Universe prepares for a cycle of change, and it begins with our willingness to accept, allow, and advance.

See you next Sunday!

Sunday, August 30, 2009

Tarot Telescope – Week of August 30 2009

In this first edition of Tarot Telescope, I interpret two randomly selected tarot cards for the week ahead. I will continue Tarot Telescope every Sunday as part of my blog. Tarot Telescope is a way of looking into energies, vibrations, and frequencies affecting us collectively. Rather than an advice column or giving predictions, the cards empower and enlighten for the best and highest good for our life journeys.

This week, I shuffled the deck and pulled Nine of Pentacles and Temperance.

Combined, these cards suggest a sense of harvesting successes and being eternally grateful for what we have gathered. Through diligence and hard work, the seeds planted long ago manifested into the fruits of our labor, and we are assessing over the goods (or results). It has been a long goal, oftentimes tedious and a struggle, but we overcame challenges and now looking over our crop. Mind you, the work (or divine plan) is not over – far from it! With a sense of completion, it's time to see what is now available in terms of taking what has been reaped to the next level. Keep an open mind with brighter visions by looking beyond current success. It's time to replant seeds for new growth and expansion. Furthermore, it's time to combine the harvested fruits with fresh ingredients, such as ideas, visions, and keen foresight. See yourself as a winemaker. Your harvested grapes, along with natural additives, are now in the process of creating new wine. Once the wine has matured, the taste of your desires becomes everything you imagined. This week, instead of dwelling on being stuck or remaining at a plateau, mix your existing talents with newly found interests or abilities. Your higher self is channeling more broad perspectives, extremely vital to taking what you've already used to higher levels. Follow your instincts and be the winemaker!

See you next Sunday!

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Weird week, today's radio show, and other ramblings...

It's been a weird week to say the least; makes me wonder if it has to do with the solar eclipse on the 22nd. Anyhow, the week began with a family member confessing a rather important secret to me (which I cannot divulge publicly). Surprising? Yes. Shocking? Perhaps. But I wasn't so convinced and decided not to pursue it further. Even if the secret is fact, it's best I keep it the way it's been...a secret.

Then, my day job has been well, unusual. We had server issues affecting the network for hours at a time, so I wasn't able to access files. That was a bit annoying... I think many of us are experiencing shifts, and it's been raising a lot of unnecessary fears. With a solar eclipse in the not too distant future, actually in a few days, those of us who are metaphysically inclined are saying it's a prequel to 2012 and everything associated with it. I'm not even *thinking* 2012 until December 31, 2011. I'm sure the solar eclipse will be breathtaking if not for the presumption it's bringing changes within our consciousness. But the whole week has been quite bizarre... friends are having strange dreams, people are losing their homes (or being displaced), family quarrels are spinning out of control, and other visible 'signs'. I was close to quitting my job yesterday because it's the most redundant, backward place I ever experienced in terms of employment. But my logical, practical mind prevailed once again and I am returning on Monday. "It's that paycheck!" "Gotta keep a roof over my head"...yada yada yada... it's not enough. It feels by staying with a mediocre job I'm living a lie; I deserve living a exemplary life which doesn't include 8 hours of inconvenience, Monday to Friday. I rather use the 8 hours in more meaningful ways...

Today's my radio show @ 3pm eastern and the subject is The Karmic Backstory. I invite you to listen and even call the show for readings...
Achieve Radio

Tomorrow's the Spirit Gathering in NYC. If you're interested in coming, the gathering begins at 3pm sharp. Call (212) 567-9688 for details.

Anyhow, it's time to meditate before showtime. Enjoy your weekend!

Monday, July 13, 2009

If someone told you a secret...

...that could have an immense impact on your life... would you go through with learning more or keeping it a secret? And what if the secret didn't seem so surprising at all? What if clues over the years had you question your true identity... but such silly notions were dismissed? What if you always felt different from the ones who raised and loved you? But those were just silly thoughts. If the secret could EXPLAIN your background, would you proceed in knowing more? Or leaving it alone?

Decisions... decisions...

And yes, the secret's about me! (?????)

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Abundance and 888

Just realized a check given me by the host of last night's party is #0888. In numerology, 8+8+8 = 24. 2 + 4 = 6, my life path number. And, according to Doreen Virtue's Angel Numbers:

The Universe is abundant and generous, and you've learned how to step into the shower of its ever-present flow. Great financial prosperity is yours, now and in the future.

Check #888 is going to the bank tomorrow with an intention: THE UNIVERSE IS ABUNDANT!

You can't make this stuff up...

When asked about your spirituality, what do you say?



Last night, I gave tarot readings at a birthday party (for entertainment purposes - oy!) and posted the experience on my Facebook page. Well, a family member, who happens to be Christian, sent me a private message basically saying tarot readings are not part of her Bible studies, and she was curious about why I use Tarot. My response?

God is much more than Christianity, more than Catholicism, more than Judaism, more than Buddhism, more than Hinduism, and more than Islam. There isn't a label placed on God, which is why I don't believe in organized religion. With that said, for me Tarot is a method used to enhance and uplift Spiritual Awareness. It's not evil or devil-incarnate. Simply a pathway towards the Light and Love which is God, Divine, Creator, Source, Spirit, Father, Mother, All That Is.

You may not agree and that's fine. All paths lead to the Divine. I have mine and you have yours. :)

Curiosity, or asking questions, gives us an opportunity to understand different spiritual beliefs. It opens healthy discussions about how we live as children of God, regardless of how or what we practice. Besides, discussing spiritual paths eliminate fears and prejudices.


This came from a place of love, not accusatory reaction or making her wrong for asking about my spiritual practice. I hope she accepts and moves on! :)

I've been asked to be featured on an upcoming psychic radio show later this month so stay tuned...

Saturday, July 11, 2009

Chipmunk retuns, greeted by a hungry oriole, meditating under the sun...

My latest trip to Wave Hill this morning, and even the bus ride home coming back, had more signs, symbols and messages than possibly imaginable. I take a city bus to Wave Hill and it was normal, somewhat uneventful. At Wave Hill's grand lawn, I meditated under the late morning sun, adjacent to a Tai Chi group in action some distance away. It looked extremely interesting but seemed liked a private party so I didn't impose. Anyhow...the meditation. Well, I thanked my Heavenly Father for all divine blessings, abundance, health and wellness. I think meditating in the sunlight works best for me... the natural Vitamin D and connecting with the Sun's energy... is just remarkable. A few flashes came to my subconscious mind such as the appearance of filling out a form. Couldn't tell if it was employment or housing.

The other vision was actually a soul-to-connection with George. Yep, he's back. If you ever read my old blog on MySpace, I documented a strange connection with someone I see day to day named George (his alias, not real first name). My soul was permitted to meet his in terms of some things that were frustrating me about our interactions in real life / physical world. I said that I'm not expecting much but I think it's time we ditch small talk and at least have a cordial conversation. George said he'll try but couldn't make any guarantees. Oh yay. But at least he got the gist of my concerns. Then his soul left to attend to real life things and I returned to my physical body.

I sat on the lawn for about an hour and then, barefoot on the grass, did a grounding ritual with Mother Earth to release toxins and impurities from my spiritual and physical bodies. I believe it works...!

After meditating, I went to look for the nature hut. I got lost *again* but ran into a nice guy named Jake who was visiting Wave Hill with his wife and mother. He was on Woodland Trails alone when I came across his path, so to speak. I told him I was looking for the hut; he'd never heard of it despite coming to Wave Hill for years. To make a long story short, we found an obscure trail leading to the obscure nature hut. Jake was definitely in awe of his new find. I felt right at home. He later left to meet his family and I stayed. Then Lynn arrived. I met her during my first encounter with the nature hut. Small world. What were the chances I'd ever see her again? We talked about wearing long pants and bringing bug repellent whenever hiking on the trails. The nature hut is a little buggy so hiker prepare! Chipmunk came back to say hello and he was closer to the hut than last time. When leaving the hut, I spotted a ravenous oriole having worm for lunch. And enjoying it.

Three small bottles of water and 2 golden apples later, it was time to bid Wave Hill farewell until next time. The bus ride back was when symbols were plenty... kept seeing numbers such as 555 (twice), numbers adding up to 6 or 9, so I definitely took notice. I just juiced a bunch of apples and about to make a grilled chicken salad before showering and heading for central Jersey later this afternoon. It's suppose to rain...thunderstorms to be exact. At least I'll be indoors giving readings at a birthday party.

Oh and my upstairs neighbor, who already has two sons living with him, just brought in his other 2 kids from the Dominican Republic. *sigh*... I hope they're trained!

Friday, July 10, 2009

Ahhhhh... it's Friday...and you know what?

T.G.I.F.!!!!!!!!

I'm excited with some major accomplishment over the past few days, from giving face-to-face readings at A.R.E. of NY Edgar Cayce Center, to a new promotional campaign, to becoming member of Best American Psychics, and so much more... so much I'm ditching the routine, stale, mundane, mediocre 'daytime obligation'...for one day. I'm returning on Monday. You may ask if I have such a thriving practice, why commit to a day job? I have stable employment and a regular paycheck. It keeps a roof over my head, pays the bills, and puts food on the table (and food in Maggie's kitty dish). Just doing readings alone is not financially sustainable right now. So...I work. It's not my ideal career but a necessity. If I lose my job, sure it'll be a blow but not end of the world. In fact, it wouldn't be such a bad thing.

And that leads me to another topic: Some people say psychics - intuitives - and mediums should not charge money for God given abilities. In order to receive quality guidance from an ethical reader, compensation is more than fair because you pay for time and ENERGY. And LOTS of energy. If churches and spiritual organizations rely on finances to keep doors open, then reliable psychics require funds to stay afloat. Nevertheless, I keep my rates reasonable especially during a 'tight' economy. And my service speaks for itself; I don't have to justify to anyone why I charge for readings. You're paying for a service, my time, and my energy. As I get off that soapbox (ha ha!), I'm spending this Friday getting things done and preparing for a very busy Saturday. I'm booked to give readings in New Jersey tomorrow, and I have to travel a good distance by train, there and back.

I might pay Wave Hill a visit today; if not, definitely tomorrow. Well, it's early morning now, and I just fed primadonna, more-vocal-than-ever-lately Maggie...and she's quite boisterous to begin with. Any feline who's lived on earth for 20 years has a right to be demanding, eh?

I close this blog entry by reminding you God is always in control and He brightens our days with miracles beyond our wildest dreams; let go of the need to control, let go of always being right, let go of blaming and guilt, let go of hanging on to what no longer works, let go of old pain and worn-out patterns, and PREPARE for change. Be open and receptive to Divine good now!

Thursday, July 9, 2009

Chocolate, Stop & Shop & My Skin

I'm still getting the "itchies" and have been for about a week since consuming a bottle of Smucker's ice cream topping; yes on the ice cream not by itself. I also think using regular Ivory soap and maybe commercial laundry detergent are also targets for current discomfort. But I believe [milk] chocolate, a life-long love affair, is the main culprit. Tonight, I went food shopping at Stop & Shop in Riverdale (Bronx), basically on the hunt for fresh and pseudo-organic products. S&S had hardly any golden apples left, which are excellent for juicing, and I dediced to get a few pounds at Foodtown over the weekend. Anyhow, back at S&S, I strolled the cart up and down familiar aisles, eventually making a pit stop at the chocolate / sweets section. Boy, the skin on my right forearm started turning red and itchy. This is my body's way of saying, "DON'T YOU DARE!" So I left behind my soon-to-be-ex favorites and my itchy skin settled, though I was scratching my arm a little. I ended up with oatmeal cookies for snacks. Yay. But I'm glad I left the [processed] chocolate stuff ALONE.

But I am still itchy. So to be safe, I'll start using more natural, plant based soaps and detergents, or at least near organic as possible. If I'm becoming so sensitive, I guess my physical body is not immune to chemicalized junk.

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Gawd, if you ain't psychic, don't claim to be!

I never claimed to be psychic. If anything, I'm an intuitive who uses tarot and oracle cards for answers...my clairvoyance kicks in when I accurately tap into the person's vibration. Enough said. Unfortunately, there are so called psychics who are good at giving practical advice and saying what you want to hear but that doesn't make them psychic. Far from it! I'm glad 'Best American Psychics' is around to promote ethical, experienced practitioners. I became a member recently after having my skills tested and profile approved. But I never said anything about being psychic. I get frustrated having a reading or two from those who are 'psychic masters' but failed to show psychic ability. Consultants, advisors, counselors, readers... yes. Psychic? Not necessarily. And it becomes a waste of time, energy and MONEY in the long run. Choose your readers carefully...

Had to get that off my chest. June Starlet, I love you hun and you are indeed PSYCHIC!

Wave Hill in Riverdale, New York

I've found a new sanctuary, home away from home, and it's best going before 11am...

Wave Hill!



Here I am on Woodland Trail, embarking on a nature hike. I showered myself with bug repellent cause little critters feasted on exposed chins, calves and ankles last week. Anyway, I used to be in love with Inwood Hill park in upper Manhattan until the appearance of needles and broken glass was a major turn off.

Wave Hill is 'upscale' and except for Tuesday and Saturday before noon, there is a $6 entrance fee unless you become a member -- and that's next on my agenda. Wave Hill's strict rules ensures a pleasant experience overall... I mean, who wants to go to a dirty, unmaintained park? Wave Hill surely doesn't disappoint and the grand views of majestic Jersey Palisades across the Hudson River, on a clear day, is another wonderful treat.



There's a secluded nature hut along the trails which I simply adore! It's like being in a cabin without doors, walls or windows. You see nature at its best, even the bugs... bring 'Off' spray! Other than that, tranquil relaxation is obtainable.

For the tourist at heart, Wave Hill has its share of main attractions, exhibits, shops and eateries. I just go for sun and nature walks ;)

Check out Wave Hill! Conveniently located in northwest Riverdale nearest the Henry Hudson Parkway. I recommend public transportation but there is parking (for a price)...

Woodpecker & Chipmunk

Greeted by Woodpecker and Chipmunk

While sitting in the nature hut during my walk yesterday at Wave Hill, I was warmly greeted by Woodpecker and Chipmunk. Chipmunk was scurrying in the underbrush of a wooded trail, and I clearly saw his activity from a short distance. Living in a big city, chipmunk sightings, as well as woodpecker, are not common unless you head for the country so to speak. I not only saw one little chipmunk but two, and they are the cutest little things! Not too long after that, I heard a pecking sound and turned to my left to see Woodpecker in action. Again, seeing a woodpecker is rare because I live in the city. Wave Hill, located in north Riverdale west of the Henry Hudson Parkway, is close to country as you can get around this part of town. I figured there were symbolic reasons for encountering Woodpecker and Chipmunk so I researched online to see if there were messages meant for me. According to one website - http://www.animalspirits.com/ - Chipmunk and Woodpecker had PLENTY to say.

Chipmunk:
* Gathering
* Ability to regulate usage
* Saving for future use
* Ability to carry ones nourishment (both spiritual and physical) with them
* Ability to see both light and shadow
* Mobility
* Cuteness

Woodpecker:
* Connection to the earth
* Ability to find hidden layers
* Understands rhythms, cycles and patterns
* Warnings
* Prophecy
* Associated with thunder
* The Earth's drummer
* Pecks away at deception until the truth is revealed

Pretty symbolic, I must say. Chipmunk's "saving for future use" meant paying attention to financial reserves. I suck at saving money…at least I admit it; now it's just a matter of changing how I see money flow so I'm able to put away as well as spend comfortably within my means. Woodpecker demonstrated my spiritual path, especially the part about prophecy. I've been having strange visions lately as well as a need to write between 03:30 and 05:00. Guess what? The time is 06:11 in the morning and I am writing.

I wonder what animal guides I'll run into during my next trip to Wave Hill. Thank you, Woodpecker and Chipmunk for your enlightenment.