Becoming Psychic and Being Different

When I was young I had visions. I always thought that they were dreams even though I had them while I was awake. I would see a freind of mine in despair, or battling with colorful balloons and then find out that she'd been terribly sick. Or I would see my father carrying me up and throwing me into the heavens when in fact, I hadn't seen my father since age two. I found out that just that week my father had died in a boating accident. There are many visions I cannot explain and many visions that are just too vivid they scream out to me. These work well when I am speaking to a person and feeling his or her voice, listening to their inner strength, and attempting to read their true feelings. When people ask me how I became psychic I tell them that I do not know. I believe everyone is, and that I do it professionally because I have more experience and have studied psychology, metaphysical, new age, and philosophy. I also tell them that I am different because ! that's what people told me when I was young, and that's what I believed. So when everyone else was playing or dating I was practicing my true art. I now realized that being different is not tragic, or embarassing, as some would like you to believe. As long as you do what you believe in. And I believe in learning, and growing, and improving one's self through many different resources. I am just a woman and will always be. But I am able to listen, feel, and sympathize with anyone's problems. And I am able reveal yourself and most likely point you to the right direction and help you find a solution. I can never do it all alone. I need power for your belief, power for self-improvement, and spiritual strength from the divine powers that be.

Being different doesn't bother me anymore. In fact, I quite enjoy it. As long as I help as many people along the way.