Ever visit a psychic? The experience can be mystifying and emotional to the most skeptical of curious inquisitors.
On Saturday, Nov. 5, the Holiday Inn Express in Salamanca will be hosting a Psychic Fair with readers and mediums available for personal consultations from 10 AM to 6 PM. If you are drawn there now, make a reservation for an appointment, but walk-ins are welcome, too. Half-hour sessions are $50.
To be taken on a familiar ride into enchantment and sweeping the skirts of paradoxical is guidance many people openly and secretly desire. To know the next step to take in the game of life to avoid peril is always welcome knowledge. Some have the ability to do this themselves but do not dig deeper into the phenomenon, and others … they cherish and harness this power.
Psychic means, “relating to or denoting faculties or phenomena that are apparently inexplicable by natural laws, especially involving telepathy or clairvoyance,” according to the Apple dictionary. Even the dictionary uses conservative wording to state its position on the believability of the subject. But, why not believe? Because it is more fun that way.
The way to look at a reading is to enjoy the vibes and sensations the seer reveals, not to doubt the person reading your aura. A reading is truly an experience that is memorable and enlightening.
Billed as inspirational and motivational, this event is well timed after All Hallows Eve and All Saints’ Day, which is spiritually haunting to those who are deep into the powers that are unseen and prove frightening to the untrained soul. Controlling the messages sent from beyond our dimension and channeling these emotional ghosts is a gift that is taken seriously by many.
“Whether you need enlightenment, advice or inspiration, some of our area’s best psychics will be there to help,” wrote Sandy Caswell, psychic, life coach and owner of Psychic Faire International, a company that provides holistic services to individuals, college and corporate clients.
Caswell, who will be providing her services at the Salamanca Psychic Fair, is well known in the field for presenting empowering workshops. She has published several articles and has been featured on radio and television.
She uses knowledge of natural philosophy, astrology, numerology and tarot to provide her clients with information, inspiration and motivation through her unique blend of “psychic impressions, and other metaphysical tools … with traditional counseling skills and an earthy sense of humor.”
Another seer showing his talents at the Holiday Inn Express that day will be Salamanca’s own Michael Crick. Billed as a spiritualist medium, Crick is a tenth generation psychic of Seneca descent.
Crick “hears your spirit guides and departed loved ones, bringing you messages of love, hope and encouragement from the other side.” A Reiki (energy) healer, according to Caswell, Michael can also read your aura, gleaning information about your future.
Donya Mealy of Bradford, Pa., another participating psychic medium, “has always been interested in Spirits and Divination. Along with her Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Pittsburgh, she is certified as a prophet and healer through The Fellowships of the Spirit in Lily Dale, N.Y. She is also a Reiki II practitioner. Donya provides accurate, in-depth card readings, Reiki healings and house clearings,” informed Caswell.
For those that wish to walk the “Good Red Road of Life,” step up to the Seeker’s Circle. The Seeker’s Circle “is a stone medicine circle in which you will find tools to aid you on your life’s sacred path and the animal spirit which can be your guide.”
As a Path-Finder and Faith-Keeper, Seeker has been called to guide non-indigenous people to incorporate Native American traditions in their daily lives.
To find the answer to that unanswered question rattling around in your soul will still cost you some cash, but enjoying a bit of insight may keep the heart at ease, at least temporarily.
By Chad Neal
