Five Essentials of the Traveling Psychic

Many years ago, when I had started this journey, i started doing readings in many locations. I still do, but what used to be my travel box has now expanded into many bags and boxes. There are however a few essentials, that you should never leave home without.

1. Sage or Cleansing Spray
2. White candle (Electric is fine)
3. Selenite or quartz
4. A lighter
5. Your business cards

1. Sage or Cleansing Spray: This should be self explanatory, and if it is not, you may want to re-think if you are ready to do readings for other people. I will explain though, as a reader, you will be asked to work in a variety of spaces. I have worked in Barns, NYC pent houses, mansions, and office spaces. I cannot tell you how many times I walked into a space and found spirits that needed to be crossed over or cleansed. If you are not experienced in crossing over spirits, you should fill the space with light and call on A.A. Michael. I have a protection an cleansing class that goes into full details. I once attended a reading party who had a reader who gave 4 awful readings in a row and used the excuse that there was a spirit messing up her energy. I am sorry, but you are the reader, do something about it!
2. White candle: this is something I use to ask for Divine protection.
3. Selenite or Quartz: These are great stones to use to keep your energy clear and ready for the next reading or session. You may have people with heavy energy and you do not want to bring that to your next reading or worse, home with you.
4. A lighter: This is needed for the candle and the sage. One match is not enough and you cannot rely on your client having one.
5. Business cards: So they loved your reading! Yay, how can they tell their friends about you or call you again? Be sure to have a website, phone number, and email address. your website should have clear prices. Many of the pricier readers do not list theirs and I am sorry, but this is a sketchy practice. As a potential client, I know that I am about to be suckered into something I probably don't want. and they base their prices on how much money they, think you have.  Now you can always give a discretionary discount, but do not devalue your energy. If you do not value your energy, who will?
6.  I hope these tips helped and look forward to bringing you more next month!

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 Many Blessings,
​J.D.