Don't laugh or take this the wrong way but I am starting to call some of this Gypsyism. Watch a few shows and then open a storefront to "Hunt" or read people.
I know I have a gift but so far has not unwrapped the whole package. Why you ask, because when I realized what I have I didn't have the resources to find anyone qualified or honest enough to help me. Lately after looking and reading on the WEB I am ready to take the next step but will tread lightly.
Paula

I wouldn't call ie Gypsyism, per se.....it's more like Unbridled Greed. I worry that there are so many individuals out to make a quick buck off the current fads. The ability to interpret signs and symbols, entities and experienced is a gift, not a parlour trick. I was fortunate enough to have a series of mentors including my Mom, Grandma and Great Grandma, as well as another mentor after my familial mentors passed. Yes, you do have the resources to find one or more qualified mentors, if you truly want them. Best wishes as you travel your personal path.

For years I didn't know what was going on with me, but now i do know. I accept it and I feel blessed that I have the gift that I do. It's a shame that all you see on tv are people exploiting people who have special abilities. I've been thinking about getting a mentor, but I am not sure where to start at. This is the first time that I have been really open about myself, only because i don't want peeople to think i'm crazy.

" Gypsyism" was in reference to the crystal ball mediums LOL Our Mom, Grandma and Great Grandma were never truly able to know how to get the fullest potential out of their gifts. I think now RESPECTED researchers, testing and organizations are able to guide to fulfillment as much as possible. They too are on a journey of learning but have some of the keys IMO

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Me too, it feels great to finally open up

it does feel great to open up i feel like I can really start moving forward and accept a few other things about myself. Accept myself has opened my eyes to a whole new world.

Since the subject of this discussion includes the word "game", and since one of my objects of great concern was shown in the photo, I feel this is a good opportunity to voice my personal opinion regarding the ouija board.
This Christmas season, I was browsing in a calendar shop and was seriously dismayed by seeing ouija boards displayed. The boxes are brightly colored like any other board game, which gives me the impression that their marketing strategy is geared towards children. I feel a great moral dilemma with this! I have always been drawn to the occult, my sister and I purchased a spirit board (not the trademarked ouija) when we were teenagers. Only as an adult do I now realize how inherently dangerous this was, and still is. Children are spiritually vulnerable and also very naive as to the ramifications of their actions. I realize that I was.
When you open these doorways, they need to be closed. Unless you have knowledge about spiritual connection (which most children don't), using the ouija board is like opening the door and leaving it wide open. This greatly concerns me. I am urging us as the guardians of children to protect and educate them from harming themselves or attracting things to them when they are unaware.

Love and Light to all,
~*Ashley*~

Shenshen, I so agree with you. It's like a parent buying a video game for a child that is Adult content IMO. The lasting mental damage can be off the chart

@shenshen: I very much agree with you. My 14yr old son had a ouija board on his Christmas list. Needless to say, he didn't receive one. After explaining to him, he now understands why.

Beasy, What made him request it, was it due to TV or a movie?