So, I just got off the phone with a friend of mine and I had yet another epiphany.  There is actually a reason why some predictions come to pass and others do not: manifestation. 

Now, until recently, I was never really one to look at the spiritual mechanics of the way predictions work.  To be perfectly honest, I have always been one to just deliver whatever information I was given without “the other stuff.”  Not that I didn’t find the relevancy in it.  It was more that it would confuse me when I am reading for a client.  Lately, I’ve been doing a bit of digging to find out why certain predictions came to pass and others did not.  While some predictions are based upon a feasible probability, there are still other predictions, no matter how unlikely, that appear to miraculously come to pass.  Both types of predictions are remarkably similar because they both have one thing in common.  They were manifested by the person asking for the reading.

Going back to another blog I had written, I had stated that timing was very difficult for me to predict, especially the further out that prediction is made.  Each choice that is made can either bring you closer in alignment with that goal or further away.  While many people see two or three options, the reality is that there are several options out there and my job is to base the reading on the most likely outcome and I do that by looking at the past, present and the patterns of behavior within those past and present events.

By getting a reading, you can really change an outcome even before you get off the phone with your trusted advisor because the manifestation of predictions has just as much to do with thought as it does with action.  Seriously.  Not only does thought encourage action, it prevents it, as well. 

Isn’t this just a self-fulfilling prophecy?

Well, yes and no.  Part of manifesting and does require you to take action.  You can’t meet “the guy” if you don’t get out of bed.  You can’t get a job without scanning the newspapers or job search websites.  I do not believe we are slaves to circumstance, we are, in fact, the sum total of our choices.  You are the one in control over the outcome, not the advisor.  If you decide you don’t like what the advisor has predicted, it is up to you to take the steps necessary to change the outcome.  Your advisor is there to guide you, not control your actions.

The only exception to this “rule” is when predictions involve other people.  When dealing with predictions, I like to remind people that manifestation to control the free will of another person usually backfires.  You can’t get your lover back if they don’t want to come back.  You can’t expect your lover to become your husband, wife or life partner by the end of the year if they are simply not ready.  You can manifest situations where you are able to meet your lover and you can manifest people into your life. 

What if I am told something won’t happen? 

Don’t throw in the towel on your goal if you are told something won’t happen, since there may be a few reasons why this came through:

1. The person was reading into your fears, rather than what really IS.  An advisor may be picking up negative vibes and perhaps seeing the outcome based on that fear.  If you are aware of the fear that you won’t reach your goal, you have the opportunity to prevent the outcome of the person who read you.

2. The person was reading the situation correctly and they see a negative outcome.  Keep in mind that this is only ONE possible outcome, and depending on how far into the future the prediction is made, there is still a chance that outcome can change.  The outcome can change with a combination of free will, manifestation, divine intervention and divine timing.  No one is 100% accurate on predictions.  As a matter of fact, sometimes getting a reading where you are not shown the desired outcome can give you the opportunity to reassess your current actions and change the patterns that could prevent a desired outcome from happening.

3. The desired outcome is not seen…and it is for the best.  Sometimes hearing that a goal may not be achieved may actually cause you to manifest something better into your life. 

I’m sure I’m missing several other possibilities, but you get the picture.  You can also note the same can happen when an advisor makes a positive prediction. 

How I have chosen to encorporate this into my readings:

One thing I will not do is tell my clients what to do or tell them what choices to make because I feel I am interferring with their freewill.  The only time I will offer advice is when I am asked, and even then I am very clear that it is up to them to decide what they want to do.  When I make predictions, it is my hope that my clients do not take them as “fact,” rather as a guide on a path that is most appropriately matches their goals and/or lessons for spiritual, mental or emotional growth.  When a client tells me that my predictions are accurate, I’d like to remind them that my predictions are accurate because they made them accurate.  My job is merely to show them a direction, it is up to them to choose what they want to do with it.