Private Readings, Waiting List

Sabrina is currently unavailable for private readings. Please contact to be placed on the waiting list.

The following are however being honored: (a) dates for which I am currently scheduled to appear for readings at Blue Raven, (b) gallery-styled readings (every other month) at Blue Raven.

On Being a Psychic Medium: Why?

Being or becoming open to psychic impressions requires many levels of responsibility, and in the previous installment of this series (On Being a Psychic Medium) a few of these were covered. Because of the level of responsibility that comes with developing psychically, when people tell me they want to develop their skills, usually my first response is “Why?”

What is it you want to establish, to achieve by developing your intuitive and psychic skills? What is it you are hoping to gain? Tune in to station WIIFM (What’s In It For Me) and ask the bottom line question: Why do I want to be psychic?

Often the answers people give to this question puzzle me:

I want to make money; I have no job and need a new career; I want to know what the winning lottery numbers are, etc. These answers have become the most prominent in recent days. People are looking for anything, and I do mean anything, to boost their income. They may have never had a solid intuitive or psychic impression which they can clearly remember, yet they are absolutely positive they want to become psychic … strictly for monetary gain. I don’t know about you, but I think surgeons make pretty good incomes and such an income would be nice; I however have no skills that would qualify me for the job. Would you want me operating on you just because I needed or wanted the income? No! While there is a far cry between being a psychic and a surgeon, I use this as an example (albeit extreme) to make my point: the same applies for psychics; do you want a psychic reading from someone who has zero skill in the field and whose only purpose for being there is to bilk you of your hard-earned money?

Using Tarot in Evangelism

Though I personally do not use any kind of “tools”, including tarot, during readings, when I came across the article by John Mark of John Mark Ministeries, I thought it was well worth sharing.

Using Tarot in Evangelism
© John Mark Ministeries

Massive recent cultural changes have led many frontline workers in mission and evangelism to adopt new and sometimes startling methods. It may seem bizarre but Christians are using Tarot cards to share gospel truth with New Age seekers. John Drane explains how, why and addresses the big concern: Can Tarot with its strong occult links – really be used for good or is it not the proverbial wolf in sheep’s clothing?

John Drane’s defence of using Tarot among people attracted to the New Age scene is highly controversial. Christianity+Renewal asked him to defend this approach. Is this taking things too far? Is Drane enlightened or deceived? Is this culturally relevant evangelism or is it unwise and down-right dangerous for all concerned? This article seek to promote informed discussion on what Professor Drane regards as a legitimate attempt to share gospel truths to people who are exploring New Age ideas or dabbling with the occult. Huge numbers of unchurched people respond to adverts in national and local newspapers and magazines to get Tarot readings over the phone or in other ways. Their motives are similar to those who consult their horoscope or have their palms read. They seek guidance and information. These forms of divination are clearly doorways to danger. But John Drane and others have decided not to stand outside a psychic fair warning attenders of the dangers of dabbling with the occult. Instead they attempt to engage with pagan culture head-on. Like Paul who quoted pagan sources to explain the gospel to the Athenians Drane and his colleagues attempt to tread this difficult route.

The Economic Crisis from a Psychic Perspective

The economy has been a deep and serious concern for many, bringing with it a spirit of fear, survival concerns, and worry about what the future holds. In light of the current situation, people are simply panicking and thus making irrational decisions based on fear. Let’s face it, history shows us just how severe such an economic crash can be. We need look only a few decades back to see the potential results. And, yes, that can be frightening.

Many people have called, written, and emailed me asking questions regarding our future. What can we expect? Will we have another Great Depression? Will it be worse than the Great Depression? Will this situation turn around any time soon? Should I be doing this, that , the other … The questions have been innumerable.

Yes, things will improve. In fact, this current financial crisis will result in amazingly wonderful things. But let’s first take a look at the current, more immediate situation:

Yes, things will continue to tumble. In spite of the stimulus package being proposed (and it will pass once a few more minor modifications have been made) will not stop the downward spiral. The impact our dear President Barack Obama intends for this package to create will be only half-fulfilled, which is truly greater than most can hope for. However, more jobs will be lost (in the millions), more companies will go under, and people will continue to lose homes and other valuable possessions. We have not yet hit rock bottom, as the old cliché goes. It isn’t over yet, but it also isn’t necessary to put your head between your legs and kiss your rear goodbye, for great things are around the corner.

In about two years time, we will begin to see the lifting of this economic crisis. It will be slow starting, but once the relief begins, we can expect it to continue in a positive direction.

Within a few months of hitting the proverbial rock bottom, we’ll begin to see an amazing boom in the economy, both in the USA and abroad – and it’s quite likely to be an historical boon (and boom), the likes of which we have never before seen.

 

Simple Reminders

I’m often reminded of why I continue in this work.

A couple days ago a lady came for a mediumship reading. She looked somehow weighed down, her aura was holding long term grief and tension, and her eyes, while smiling outwardly, were truly dark and deep beneath. Shortly after the reading began, a young Spirit came through and introduced himself to me as her son. Anyone looking at this lady could have seen the years of heartache simply slough off her. Minute by minute, her smile became more and more genuine, her energy freed and flowed bright and spontaneous.

Though mediumship is never a cure for grief, it is amazing how healing one simple contact can be. This lady walked out appearing as a new woman, given greater hope just for the knowledge that her son, though in Spirit, is still near.

Thank you, God, once again, for reminding me why You have called me to this service.

On Being a Psychic Medium: Responsibility

Clients and friends often remark how much they wish they had or could develop the skill of being psychic, to be able to communicate with those in the hereafter, to have prophetic dreams and visions. What so few outside this field understand is that they already do have the ability and they can develop it. Psychics, prophets, seers, mediums – call us what you will – are neither gifted nor special, we are skilled. That’s the only difference between a psychic and a non-psychic, or rather one who has not developed the skill. Everyone has a latent ability to tap into and develop psychically; that does not however mean everyone should, nor does it mean everyone who does develop the skill will become a good reader.

The good thing about these abilities is that anyone can learn to open to Spirit. The not-so-good thing about these abilities, is that anyone can learn to open to Spirit. It’s a double-edge sword, and not all psychics have the client’s best interests in mind.

Developing psychically brings with it much responsibility, much more than most people realize. There are those who hang on your every word, who try to get you to become responsible for their lives, who – for whatever reason – believe everything that comes through psychically is carved in stone. Yes, there are people who live their lives by what they receive in a reading! Such people need counselors more than they need a psychic, they need to learn that they are ultimately in control of their own lives and of the decisions they make.

Others can develop another type of dependency on the medium – in this group we find those who use communication with deceased loved ones to avoid dealing with their grief. They come back again and again and again to have a communications reading. [Any medium worth his or her salt will never allow this to happen.] Mediumship is not a replacement for dealing with grief! Even mediums go through the grieving processes when their loved ones die.

Response to Patti, Virgina USA

Some time back I had the privilege of reading for two very warm and loving ladies who came some distance to sit for a reading with me. This particular reading has been, to date, probably the most amazing reading I had the honor of doing.

Following the reading, I received an letter (email) from each of the ladies, one of whom compared me to John Edward, whom I admire immeasurably. Below is my response, in part, to that letter. You will find the client’s correspondence to me on the Testimonials page of this blog. It is located at the top for ease of finding.

—– My Response —–

Please forgive my long delay in replying to this letter from you. It just struck me to the core … in a good way … and has taken time for me to process. Especially the bit about being better than John Edward. I mean … whew … what can I say? As you know John Edward is someone I greatly admire. His skill is incredible, from what I have seen on TV and read in his books, plus his informational CD series. I often jokingly say, “He’s my mentor, but he doesn’t know it,” (to which my friend F. often replies, “Or maybe he does!” lol). I admire him not only for the work he has done, but for also helping to openly pave the way for others like him to do their work with dignity and honor and respect. He, and others, of course, have given people like us (true mediums) paved pathways upon which we can now more safely tread.

Inspired

For several months now I have considered starting an open blog in which clients, visitors, and passersby alike can all grab a cup of coffee or tea – whichever is to ones liking – and simply talk about the world of Spirit. But, alas!, I continued to put it off until I was inspired by an email I received from psychic medium Carole Lynne introducing her own new blog (which you can view here) which is quite similar in reason-created.

Yes, she is the Carole Lynne who authored the fantastic book “How to Get a Good Reading from a Psychic Medium” which I am constantly recommending to clients, colleagues, and friends alike. This truly is a must-read for anyone seeking a psychic/psychic medium. Save yourself from a potentially bad experience by reading this book before you seek out a reader. It’s an $8.00 investment that could save your wallet a great deal of cash and your heart from tremendous pain.  You won’t find a better book on the subject! I know, I’ve looked … for far too long. =p

Whether you’re a psychic, a medium, think or know you’ve had psychic experiences (and we’ve all had them whether we acknowledge them as such or not), or are simply interested in the subject matter – you’re welcome here. So grab your favorite beverage, pull up a chair, and sit a spell. And feel free to join the conversations.

I’ll do my best, with an already tight schedule, to answer any questions you may have along the way. Thank you for blessing me with your presence! I look forward to meeting you.