Nexus7
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I'd be very careful about reading "suicide" in a chart. VERY CAREFUL. After many years of working with charts, and discovering how frequently (when I really listened to the client,) my "mind scenario" needed adjusting, I'm careful even with the easy stuff. Suicide... DON'T GO THERE.
Someone told me I should have sued the woman who told me I would commit suicide unless I gave up my artistic direction and just thought about making money instead. At the time I was on the dole did have concerns about the feasibility of getting off it and being left alone. She also predicted I would leave the country, which I did. She was a good reader. But there was either a poison tip of envy there, or she was just the kind of person who gets excited by the slightest sign of disagreement in another of her opinions.
Interestingly enough, the organisation who sent her to me for vetting could see nothing wrong with the fact that she was going round making suicide predictions.
In point of fact, not being creative artistically is far worse than being creative in the face of indifference (and occasionaly, hostility).
I think I also mentioned the case of the boy I read for who had been told he would commit suicide by a certain date.
However, if there is a very depressed vibe coming from someone in the course of a reading, I do think it could be worth just checking whether or not they might be thinking of doing anything stupid. If they then say yes, then it might be possible to steer them towards the help they need.
Someone told me I should have sued the woman who told me I would commit suicide unless I gave up my artistic direction and just thought about making money instead. At the time I was on the dole did have concerns about the feasibility of getting off it and being left alone. She also predicted I would leave the country, which I did. She was a good reader. But there was either a poison tip of envy there, or she was just the kind of person who gets excited by the slightest sign of disagreement in another of her opinions.
Interestingly enough, the organisation who sent her to me for vetting could see nothing wrong with the fact that she was going round making suicide predictions.
In point of fact, not being creative artistically is far worse than being creative in the face of indifference (and occasionaly, hostility).
I think I also mentioned the case of the boy I read for who had been told he would commit suicide by a certain date.
However, if there is a very depressed vibe coming from someone in the course of a reading, I do think it could be worth just checking whether or not they might be thinking of doing anything stupid. If they then say yes, then it might be possible to steer them towards the help they need.