We live in an uncertain world. This causes many people to turn to psychos for help and advice about their lives and their relationships. In fact, a well respected psyche and social worker reports the majority of the questions she is asked has to do with relationships. This adds up to about ninety percent of the advice she is giving.
There are many skeptics when it comes to psychics. Outside skepticism doesn’t keep others wanting and believing that a clairvoyant can help with their relationships, both familial and romantic.
The most common question
Hands down, the most common question a psychic is asked is if he or she will meet their soulmate. This question comes up even when the person is currently in a relationship but feeling unsure. It is not uncommon to feel alone in the world. A professional psychic is who people turn to at time like this. A psychic will instruct their client to be very clear and focused on what you think your partner will be like. This will help the client as they set their intention into the universe for a romantic partner.
The next question
The second most popular question is whether or not their partner is being true to them. It may not be a sexual relationship, it may be an emotional affair, but a psychic is often consulted to either confirm feelings or reassure their client. It is no secret that the popularity of dating and even cheating websites can make someone seek assistance. What a client is truly seeking in this case is someone who can answer them from an intuitive rather than a rather than an analytical place.
Yet another
Another common question, which some advisors may find difficult, is whether or not someone’s partner in an affair will ever truly commit to them. This is because an advisor has to put aside their own feelings and judgements, but still tell them the truth; only about twenty percent of romances that start this way end happily.
Unrequited
Sometimes an advisor is asked if they will ever be loved back. Unrequited love is painful because it is a form of rejection. Sometimes a person is being ghosted. This means that someone you care about is simply ignoring you after what appeared to be a successful start to a relationship. Some advisors report that they are asked if they will ever see their lost love again. Their advice is to stop waiting for someone to return; instead, they should go out and live their lives. Then they will find the answers and their person.
The end of a relationship
When a relationship ends, a person may feel like a failure and they have lost their chances at love. It is then that they consult an advisor. While they are feeling vulnerable at this time, some believe that the exact opposite is true. The ending of a relationship means that you have completed a chapter of your life, leaving you open to a new love and new possibilities.
Unfinished business
Sometimes people don’t get a chance to work through the problems they have in a relationship, and not just those related to romance. A psychic medium can help resolve these problems. Chances are, this person wants to reach back to them. Sometimes the medium advises that they look for signs either in flickering lights, the appearances of birds or other creatures, even in repeating numbers.
The important thing to remember is the all relationships happen in stages and your loved one who has passed on is still with you in some way.
The predominance of relationship-related inquiries points to a fundamental human need for connection and understanding, which transcends mere romantic involvement.
‘Unfinished business’ highlights a profound aspect of human relationships; it’s fascinating how mediums can facilitate closure, even when traditional means fall short.
I find it intriguing how the concept of unrequited love is framed within psychic consultations. It opens up discussions about emotional vulnerability and resilience.
‘Completing a chapter’ as mentioned is an interesting metaphor. It resonates with the notion that endings are often disguised as opportunities for new beginnings.
The insights on the common questions posed to psychics reveal a deep-seated desire for certainty in relationships, which is particularly interesting in today’s uncertain world.
It is noteworthy that people often seek validation through psychics rather than introspection. This suggests a societal inclination towards external sources of assurance.
While skepticism towards psychics is common, the persistent reliance on them for relationship guidance underscores a significant gap in personal coping mechanisms.
This article raises pertinent questions about the role of intuition versus analytical reasoning in addressing personal dilemmas, especially in romantic contexts.