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Short answers to the questions readers send Psychic Mrs Martin most often, plus where to write if yours is not covered here.
No. A reading works with the situation you bring and the way you are currently looking at it. Anyone offering dates and guaranteed outcomes has moved from reading into selling, and the price usually reflects that.
You need to be willing to think about what comes up. Scepticism is not a problem, and most working readers prefer it to blind agreement, because a client who pushes back gives the session something to work against.
Tarot is a method with a fixed set of cards and positions, so two readers can compare notes on the same spread. Psychic work claims a source of information outside the method itself, which is much harder to check. Many people do both and should say which one they are doing.
It varies by country and by how long the reader has worked, but the price should track the time and preparation involved. Be careful with any quote that rises because of urgency, and with subscriptions that renew before you have decided you want another session.
For tarot and chart work, usually yes, because the material is the same and you can record it. What you lose is the small conversational feedback that helps a reader tell when a line has landed, so a good online reader will ask more questions.
No. Some outbound links on this site are commercial and that is set out in our editorial policy, but the wording of an assessment does not change because of a commercial relationship.
When a piece is ready, which is why the gaps between posts are uneven. Everything we have published stays available in the blog archive, and articles are updated with a dated note when a change alters the advice.
Write to info@psychicmrsmartin.com and ask. Questions that arrive more than once usually end up as an article, and the ones that arrive often end up on this page.
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