Learning to trust your psychic abilities

Delivering information without interpretation is scary!

Got a message this morning about a reading I gave a long time ago: “You said there was a body of water on the land I’m on...turns out we’re sitting on huge subterranean reserves so… you were spot on.”

When I gave the reading I could clearly feel a large amount of water but there was nothing visible on the surface so she said no. I didn't think to ask if it was underground!

If I'd been worried about being right, this could've made me doubt myself and go into a lot of painful mental thoughts.

I know because in my younger years I let people convince me I was wrong only to find out later I was right.

Learning to be psychic is hard on the ego because sometimes we are wrong, or let's say incorrect for that person.

It's a squirmy awful feeling really to deliver incorrect information until you let go of wanting a gold approval star from your clients.

I consider having been a therapist a huge part of the path to owning my abilities. One of the first things you go through, and it's grueling, is delivering information to clients that they don't want to, or can't yet, hear.

Try telling a 16 year old multi-generational gang kid that his worldview is slightly askew and limiting his future. If all you get called is “bitch ass shrink”, count yourself lucky.

Over time, and with lots of experience saying things people don't want to hear, I've developed a very deep trust in what I receive.

The timing may be off.

There may be more than one spirit trying to come through which messes up the evidence.

I might be picking up information from a person in the house with them.

I may be accessing a previous incarnation or an ancestral memory.

But I never make myself wrong and I never have shame attacks about it.

Because there is no right and no wrong; there is only information to be delivered free of interpretation.

Interpretation happens when our egos want to be right, want the gold star of approval, want the dopamine hit of validation.

Interpretation in this way is entirely unethical.

Deliver the information.

Do not spin it.

Keep a file of times you were baffled but got confirmation later like the body of water message my dear friend sent.

For example:

🐲describing a green dragon energy that wants to work with her and find out she has a massive one tattooed on her back.

🌋 seeing a volcano and hearing "Pele". My Team Invisible stepping aside so a Goddess can issue an invitation and find out this person has been to this same volcano and felt a connection.

👙🩳 describing an outfit in detail and having her send me a photo of that exact outfit.

🗺 relaying instructions to go to a certain area to find out they were just looking at booking that very trip at the same time I was recording the reading.

🥙🫒relaying certain foods need to be added or subtracted and find out they'd just been told that by a nutritionist or they'd recently been having cravings for that food.

I have hundreds of examples of the weird ways to demonstrate that at certain levels there is no separation and so it's best to just spit it out - raw data.

I've also had times where nothing comes.

I've had times where it's like trying to see through thick fog.

I've had times where the information repeated itself 5 or 6 times in a 10 minute reading.

I trust that, too.

Psychics and Mediums aren't vending machines and ethically we should always tell the unvarnished truth - here is what is coming through - and now YOU interpret it and choose to follow the recommendations or not. We do have free will after all.

So get over yourself and start speaking up. It's ok if they don't get you - you do!

XO,

LMW

P.S. Human Design tidbit: if you have the channel 43-23 defined, you'll spend a great deal of your life seeing, hearing, and speaking things that other people aren't yet aware of. Just say what you need to say and move on with your life - trying to be right will always trip you up.