People may have different ideas about what to expect from having a clairvoyant / mediumistic reading, and media reporting may have played a part in the forming of their ideas. Often though the media may portray such activities in a negative light, such as the use of the word ‘supernatural’ a word often used to describe the unexplainable, this can conjure up, in some peoples mind, a picture of those involved in such activities as being ‘weird’, ‘scary’, ‘eccentric’ or ‘away with the fairies’. So before having a reading it is worth noting that these interactions are in fact drawing on subtle energies that are within us and around us, a natural phenomena where sensory perception is activated. Take for example children, they have a natural ability to connect to their senses, they enjoy playing in the sand, touching, sensing, smelling, imagining and day dreaming, yet when they grow older and become more cognitively aware it becomes less dominant. So it could be said that these readings far from being weird or scary, are drawing on innate abilities within us all that we can develop if we wish.
People may decide to have readings for a variety of reasons, most commonly it may be because they have reached a pivotal point in their life, experienced loss and bereavement or perhaps they are undergoing major change. Whatever the circumstances clients have reported that they have felt ‘peace of mind’, ‘comforted’ and ‘uplifted’ as a consequence of having a reading.


