Conference hydra::dejavu

    Seriously, it's usually a good idea to see someone only when you
    have a oparticular reason to.  Suppose you said "doctor" instead
    of "psychic" and you asked the analogous qwuestion.  What would
    you expect?
    
    It'd help if you could be more specific as to what sort of "psychic
    you plan to see.  A Tarot reader?  An astrologer?  A channeler/medium?
    You might ask different questions to each type.  [Astrologers,
    plamists, and the like might not consider themselves psychics, which
    is why the quotes around the term.]
    
    A good general question, though, might be, "What can you tell me
    about myself?"
    
    Steve Kallis, Jr.

    I usually just ask a general question, such as "What's going
    on in my life" or about a specific relationship I have with
    another person.   It's important to define a time period in
    the question (say "in the next year" or "for the next three
    months").
    
    Some psychics will refer to an event or a person.  Often it
    helps to ask if they have a name or description of that per-
    son, to help pin down who the person might be.  Ask what time
    period they are referring to...(they might say "in the fall"
    or maybe even "last May").  Time is one of the hardest things
    to ascertain....
    
    Don't be afraid to ask questions to get a more specific an-
    swer, or more clarity.
    
    Don't forget a tape recorder and blank tape!! (ask permission)
    
    

It would be a 'seer'.  Susann Owens, by name.

I understand what you say regarding seeing a Doctor, but I have not been
to a psychic, and don't have a high awareness about myself, so I don't
know what to ask.

See?
Dan

    Re .3:
    
    Then "What can you tell me about myself?" would give you a good
    general profile.  You might get an interesting response.
    
    Steve Kallis, Jr.

         I would tend to agree with Steve, but for perhaps some other
    reasons.  Going to a psychic is really saying "I don't have any
    control over my future, tell me what's going on."  Or at least it
    could be...I would rather take the approach that though I am aware
    of creating my own reality I have not fully taken control (dominion)
    of it and therefore, what direction does it look like I'm going
    in.  Then, if the seer is truly seeing, knowing that I therefore
    have the ammo I need in order to make the necessary adjustments,
    if necessary, to either allow or disallow those particular realities
    from manifesting.  My friend Lazaris will predict the future, too,
    but it is only the CURRENT future, not necessarily the one you wind
    up choosing.  In other words, that is the future as it stands at
    this moment.  Notice that it can be changed as you should desire
    to change it.  
        Also, I would advise you to not take very drastic actions with
    whatever information you should receive.
         
    Frederick
    

    .....it is a wise one who rules the stars, and fool who is ruled
    by them!
    
    A little off track, but yet it is still relevant.  Just some hints
    for when you see your 'seer':  If she doesn't allow you to bring
    in a tape recorder, bring a notebook and pen.  If she doesn't even
    allow this during the reading, leave it in the car.  If that is
    the case, the first thing I do upon returning to my car is purge
    my memory and write every thing down that I can remember.  i will
    then leave the notebook out for two days and only go the book when
    I remember something and want to jot it down.  After that, I tear
    out the page and put some place obscure that I rarely look into
    (the back of a favorite book, jewelry box, hope chest....)and leave
    all that information there.  Don't go to it!  Leave it there!
    
    I usually come across mine nine months to a year later, by accident.
    (I am usually "purging" my house!  8^>)  Then I take a look at it,
    and see what "coincidentally" happened.  It is very interesting!
    
    Good luck!
    
    -Leigh

    I try to have a two or three particular subjects in mind.  I usually
    want the reader to tell me something I don't already know about those
    subjects or at the very least, confirm something I suspect.  As far 
    as asking them to tell me about myself, I don't usually do that unless I
    think they can tell me something about myself that I'm not aware of.
    Some readers need a starting point.  Give them a topic like your job,
    a relationship, etc and see what they do with it.

    Mike