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tired of it all:
This is a really serious question I have been thinking about for a long time.  How do we know if the spirit guides or angels the reader connects to are trustworthy and have our best interests at heart? 

Do you think it's possible that sometimes a reader could be connecting to something malevolent, but not realize it, because some of these spirits can masquerade as positive and helpful?  Could they be giving just enough accurate information to make it seem like we can trust them, so they can ultimately mislead us on the most important things?

If you've never considered this before, this article might explain where I'm coming from in thinking this way:
http://www.ascensionhelp.com/blog/2013/08/23/why-i-am-no-longer-a-light-worker/

bstalling:
I'm glad that someone else is questioning this, because the reality is that most of us just trust the readers word for it that they are working with good guides that
have our best interest at heart and are always right. I used to go to 3 readers that I trusted for the most part. All 3 used guides for their information and all 3 gave me different predictions/guidance concerning one matter I was calling about. This alerted me to the fact that these "guides" have their own opinions and may possibly not be able to know the total truth or offer accurate predictions. And, they may be white, gray, or dark in reality. I remember reading feedback from a client that called Soulful Journeys. The client said that Soulful Journeys told her that they make predictions about the future based on educated guessing and don't always know the truth. Why couldnt Soulful Journeys post that on her main page? because this is very important information to know before dropping down money to talk to her.

I do believe in angels, but I also believe in demons as well.  And there is no true way to know if these guides are good before calling them.

bluebelle:
It's funny you mention this, I have been wondering the same thing.  a co-worker of mine was telling me recently that she believes that all psychics etc. get their info from a dark place.  It sure would explain why the majority of these predictions we so hope for never pan out. 

allibai3:
Actually was really interested in this topic myself that I started looking for information on it and became freaked out so u stopped looking lol.I use to be really against seeking out psychics not only because the bible says not to seek hen but because there is also a huge possibility that you can be communucating with a demon and you might not know it. The psychic probably won't know it either . It's weird to me how the bible says do not communicate with sorcerer's ,fortune tellers but yet when a psychic is promoting themselves they say that God gave them that ability and an angel came to them . How do they know that ? How do they know that it's not a demon.

Sooshi:
I'm not sure I believe in angels or demons. Actually I'm pretty sure I don't. Good and evil are largely relative concepts anyways. I'm an atheist, and if it weren't for having had some pretty darn accurate readings in the past, I probably wouldn't believe in psychics either. However, psychic phenomena has been proven at least in the statistical sense. And controlled remote viewing helped convince me as well. I think we put a lot of pressure and expectation on psychics and they're not always going to be accurate. Its possible that the more pressure we put on them for things the less likely they will be accurate. It would explain why a lot of readers are getting the small predictions right for us but not the big outcomes.

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