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CARDS & LETTERS
Psychic Counseling by Kyler James
There’s nothing wrong
with being a skeptic. I know
plenty. Show me a hard-boiled skeptic
and I’ll show you a good egg whose shell can come off. Spend 15 minutes with me and I’ll make a believer
out of you any day!
Seriously, it’s better to be skeptical; there are so
many charlatans around—and I prefer talking with people who are intelligent and
discerning about their choice of psychic enlightenment. Charlatans notwithstanding, how could this
psychic stuff really work anyway? What
could a few cards lying on a table possibly say about the inner workings of
one’s psyche?
It’s always a delight for me at
the beginning of a party, for instance, when at first nobody wants to see
me—but after the first few brave souls, word quickly spreads that I’m “the real
thing” and suddenly there’s a line out the door, with occasional fights
breaking out over who’s next. I try to
remain oblivious; I tell them to make a list.
Then there are all sorts of negotiations concerning the list. It’s really quite amusing—but please party people, I need my quiet! So fight over me somewhere else!
A skeptic story I’d like to
tell is when a guy handed me his bracelet with that defiant look in his
eyes. I held the bracelet to my head and
said, “I’m getting a Frank…
This is the first letter I’ve
received from a woman so far—and I’d like to invite more of you to write to
me. It was sent via priority mail and
so, I’m giving it priority:
Kyler,
I have a question for you. When my
husband and I made a commitment 6 years ago I was afraid I wouldn’t be able to
stay monogamous. Being bisexual, I was
sure I would be enticed by a woman. Instead
I wandered off with another man. Now my
husband and I are on the verge of reconciling but he is afraid I will disappear
again. What just occurred to me is that
he could be the one to leave. I suspect
that I shouldn’t even try to be in an old-fashioned marriage, although the
promise of security really appeals to me and I love my husband. What is your opinion? M.W.
You’ve got dynamite cards,
M.W. To me, M.W. stands for
Man/Woman—for I see you balancing your masculine and feminine sides very well. You are the 9 of Wands, Great Strength, the fire of the Moon.
It’s a powerfully creative time for you now. Your husband is the Lovers—and it’s a
confusing time for him; his mental energy is going in all directions as he
tries to center himself.
The Fool in your recent past
shows not an ending, but a very positive beginning, a surprising leap into the
unknown. In the present, the Kind of
Wands shows a profound connection between you:
as he gallops toward you on his high horse, his fire connects to yours
so strongly that you never have to worry about losing him as a friend.
But we don’t see cups in the
reading, which would signify romantic love. Instead, in your future, we see the
6 of Disks, Success. What’s crucial for
your life is creating your own
security on the earth plane. Your work
is what’s most important to you, and the King of Disks shows a triumph of will
in your chosen field. As the strong,
rich king, you will face your husband proudly as an equal, knowing that the friendship between you is eternal, if
not the marriage. Had you stayed
together in the conventional way, you never would have achieved your True Will,
the great success that lies ahead.
Congratulations, M.W. You’re a woman of the 90’s. ▼