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Father Time Was Asked If It Was Possible For A Person To Receive A Tarot/Psychic Reading By E-Mail?

“Absolutely!” was the answer. There are many talented and gifted people out there that can do some amazing things. Some people have the most awesome artistic ability to transform a block of stone into a statue. Others have an Angelic voice, such as Sarah Brightman, and can sing unlike no one else can! There are people who can communicate with the “beyond” and others who can read palms or even tea leaves.

Some people need to be with you face-to-face, to provide a service such as divining your future, and others have the talents and capabilities to do it without being in front of you. So, if you are interested in a psychic or card reading, but are not able to get to a live psychic or tarot reader, you can actually do it by phone, or better yet, by e-mail!

There are many talented people and they all have a different style of communicating. It can’t hurt to try a reading with someone, and if you enjoy their style, you can avail yourself to their services again and again, if you choose to. If, on the other hand, their insight and manner of delivery do not appeal to you, then you find someone else. Many people buy thousands of dollars of lottery tickets per year, (a form of entertainment) and they never win anything, so what is the big deal about spending $20 or even $50 on an entertaining reading, that may be able to inform you of some very useful information!?

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and perhaps find the answers that you are seeking!

Good Luck to You with your situation, and Many Blessings!

A Bodhisattva is an “enlightenment being” and also, according to legend, a later incarnation of the Buddha. “The Bodhisattva” is said to be Kuan Yin, and she is the female form of Avalokitesvara, who is the male form, praised and worshipped throughout many parts of Asia. He is the Great Protector, and his name avalokita-ishvara, means “lord who has seen and now sees.”

The Chinese form is Kuan-tzu-tsai, the “one who sees the world.” Another meaning is “she or he who hears.” Also, in Chinese, Kuan-yin means “she or he who hears the cries of the world.” These Chinese names are descriptive of a spiritual figure who hears and responds to the suffering of people by aiding them in their time of need.

The Bodhisattva Kuan Yin is a human figure who has had such intense dedication to helping others in a humanitarian and spiritual way, that she became the Greatest of the Protectors. The central figure in Tibetan Buddhism; The Dalai Lama, is said to be a living incarnation of Avalokitesvara, an expression of infinite compassion towards others. The Dalai Lama is said to have enormous insight into human suffering.

The Saddarmapundarika Sutra or Lotus Scripture, and the Sukhavativyuha Sutra or Pure Land Scripture both tell of The Bodhisattva’s powers to save lives and to deliver people from any type of calamity, if you simply call upon her assistance! The whole 25th chapter of the Lotus Scripture is devoted to her; and it states that her name is Avalokitesvara (same as above), as well as Kannon, and of course; Kuan Yin. The text describes that she can save a person from any type of trouble or calamity. She can also appear in any one of at least 33 different forms.

There have been numerous volumes of books written about Kuan Yin and all of the history, mythology, stories, and rituals concerning her and if you choose to believe, there are some seriously powerful benefits that can be derived from the Goddess of Compassion. My name is Father Time, and I use the Kuan Yin Oracle, also known as chien tung or the 100 sticks of fate, whenever I do a reading for people via e-mail. Many people have all loved their reading, and you will too. Why not give it a try? You have nothing to lose! Please visit:

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Get prepared for help, whether you need to know about love matters, financial matters, or even if you have some other sort of question to me and to the Goddess of Compassion.

Until then…Be Well and Many Blessings!

Want to successfully raise your children after divorce? Communication is a must! Though many divorcing couples would like nothing better than to sever ties, former spouses do become co parents. And clearly some co parenting situations are stressful. The negotiation process, which may have failed during the marriage, is dissolved. Many of the responsibilities of the past are gone with the onset of divorce; however, one remains. Co parenting your children is an ongoing, life-long job.

After divorce, parents sometimes feel free to express themselves and make individual parenting choices. This parenting isolation, however, puts children in a difficult situation. Children who are raised in two homes with two distinctive styles can become confused and emotionally unsettled. Parents need to remain in contact, which isn’t so easy if parents don’t like each other. At times, recommending contact is like forcing a child to eat broccoli.

Many therapists recommend email communication for co parents. Writing an email can be non-threatening— if done properly. “Properly” is the key word here. I have spent years being copied on emails that frankly shocked me. Thus, to co-parent properly via email, parents can use a format that I call Kid News. Here’s what it might look like:

Kid News

• School: Grades, homework, incidents at school, forms that need to be filled out etc.
• Health:   Colds, doctors’ appointments, dentist, counseling, moods, puberty etc.
• Financial: Payments due or parenting plan division of costs for activities, medical etc.
• Schedule Changes: Upcoming changes to the current schedule, changes in your child’s plans, residential and holiday times etc.
• Vacations: Clarification of times and plans – phone numbers etc.
• Upcoming Events: Social, school, extracurricular or sport activities in which your child has expressed an interest.

Each family will have different items in their “Kid News.” Issues can be added as they arise. There are, however, two things to keep in mind. Firstly, children do best when they travel home to home rather than planet to planet. That is to say, that a consistent daily schedule is important. For instance, if while at mom’s home the child does his homework right after school, it is best if he does his homework after school at dad’s house too. If the schedule can be kept as consistent as possible, then the children will flow from one home to the other with ease.

Secondly, children have moods, develop phobias, and change developmentally rather quickly. “Kids News” can be a place to share concerns or observed changes. Finally, it is important to note that this is not the forum to discuss issues between parents. A line must be drawn between your personal relationship and your co-parenting responsibilities.

To make this work, parents pick a day to send their news based on the parenting plan schedule. If you drop off the children to their other home on Sunday night, send the Kid News on Monday. Write the newsletter using only the facts: “David had a cold this weekend. He rested and seems to be doing fine now.” Or “Julie gave me a form for school pictures. I copied it and put the form back in her backpack.” And be sure not to give instructions to the other parent like, “Make sure you give David his cough syrup at night.” You can say, “He slept well when he was given cough syrup at night.” Co parents must realize their range of influence over the other parent is limited. In my experience most parent-to-parent challenges are due to the desire for control over the other parent.

Both parents need to send news from their personal perspective and experience with the children. Always respond to the other parent’s news. Check through each item to see if a response is needed and, if not, thank the other parent for the effort. This will limit needless email contact. Finally, if you are the parent who is interested in Kid News and the other is not, continue to write. The other parent’s behavior should not influence the way you do your job.

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