Psychic workshops are a great way to maximise your potential. Whether it is a local one with a local medium, or one that you have to travel to, they are usually good. Travelling often means overnight or weekend stays and these are brilliant for getting to know like minded people and learning new tips. Also a good excuse for staying up and enjoying your skills.
I have spent years going to seminars and workshops. Some have been at Stansted Hall for full weeks with the creme de la creme of tutors. Others have been for long weekends at sea side resorts in nice hotels. Some have been local. I very much enjoy running my own workshops and getting everyone involved.
What is in common with all of these workshops, is the interesting people who attend them. It never ceases to surprise me how many spiritualists have lots of strings to their bows. There is always someone there who would like to try out their most recently learned skill on you, whether it be an holistic therapy, or a new method of psychic reading. This is great for all of us. Tutors and students alike.
At some of these events I have had my aura photographed, my writing analysed, my head massaged, my birth chart drawn up, to mention just a few. Like wise, I have tried out my own therapies on other students. I like to try out my Graphology, which seems to benefit from the fact I am also a medium.
Graphology is not a psychic subject, but I love it all the same. It is a scientific skill. What you learn from studying a person’s handwriting can tell you all about them. It is like reading body language in a way, but much more detailed.
I studied for a long time to learn all about Graphology and do not take it lightly. It is a serious subject. It must also be taken seriously. There are though, lighter exercises of a psychic nature, which you can have fun with. Drawing and reading a person’s aura is one, in my opinion. Mainly becuase I cannot draw for twopence. but I like to be the one to explain what all the colours mean.
If you would like more information about workshops, my own included, or if you would like to tell me about workshops or classes you have attended, then please email me as usual.