Psychic

Would psychic energy be a consumable property that psychics have a set supply of & have to recharge after use?

If people were to have psychic powers, then would there be energy for it that could be used up and have to be recharged after use? What would they do to recharge their power? Would it be meditation? Magic food? Sleeping? Psychic energy transfers? What would it be?

You draw energy from nature to "charge" your batteries. This is true for people with depression as well. Connecting to nature aligns you with the energy of creation. It is a part of us...even though we are constantly building on top of it.

You couldn't really bottle it but the supply is limitless. Psychic energy is only a part of a bigger energy. What you are speaking of flows through our bodies, nature and the Universe, it never runs out. Sometimes we block it or have blockages that decrease the flow but that energy is always attempting to flow through us in a conscious way.

Those of us who don't acknowledge our souls, have a hard time feeling that energy but it is there and can be applied.

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Why aren't you supposed to share your psychic reading with others?

I've heard that if you share your psychic reading with others because then it won't come true, then others tell me different. What are any reasons that you know of, about why you're not supposed to share your reading with others.

What is this!?

Proper psychics don't give a fugde about who you do or do not tell. The only time one would tell you not to discuss a reading would be if they felt it to be something for you to work out by yourself. Proper readings are not the same as a birthday cake wish. If it were that easy to alter the future by discussing a reading, things would be too easy.

Remember, readings are meant to act as a guide and a warning at the most.

As a side note... be carefull. Sure there is true psychic power out there, but there ain't a lot of it. Most of them are phonies. Telling the difference is the key. The best are usually foriegn, unmaterialistic, and... old. Don't mean to generalise, but if he/she's sipping a glass of wine, he/she ain't worth a second of your time.

But addressing the question... what kind of guide directs you to not discuss your future.

The answer?

A bad one.