Confidential LAS VEGAS psychic
Martha Woodworth
Psychic/Tarot/Astrology
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• TAROT CARDS ASTROLOGY GHOSTS NUMEROLOGY ASTRO*CARTO*GRAPHY PENDULUM SOUL MATES AROMATHERAPY CRYSTAL GAZING PREDICTIONS AURAS PAST LIVES DREAMS
• RELATIONSHIP COMPATIBILITY MISSING OR STOLEN OBJECTS MISSING PEOPLE MONEY FAMILY FEUDS PET PSYCHIC
WHEN WILL MY HOUSE SELL? CHEATING PARTNERS CAREER CREATIVITY SPIRITUAL PATH ADDICTIONS
WEIGHT LOSS OBSESSIONS LUCKY NUMBERS MARRIAGE/IN-LAW PROBLEMS WHEN WILL I FIND LOVE?
DIFFICULTIES WITH OFFICE MATES/EMPLOYERS LAW SUITS MESSAGES FROM THOSE WHO HAVE PASSED OVER
Dear Martha,
I have two current concerns. The first is that my work has dried up, however I've been offered a part-time job, which should begin shortly; it depends on circumstances over which I have no control. Amazingly, I really like work this job entails, even better than the work I am no longer doing. However, I fear that it may never become full-time, and if I don't look for another job now I may sabotage my chance for something that pays better and is more practical. What do you suggest?
Second is my love life. I just broke up with my partner, Dave, and I'm not really ready for someone new, but I know that a man who can emotionally be there for me is exactly what I need. The last two men in my life were Sagittarians, and the third, someone I'm interested in right now, is also a December baby. (I'm a Cancer). I've also met someone else, though I don't know much about him except that he's a lawyer from the UK who travels a lot. I'm not sure if he's married or in a relationship, but I plan to ask him. I'd love to know if he's a good potential partner for me.
Many people seem to think I'm very "up" these days. I do have lots of friends, and I go ballroom dancing regularly and love it. I belong to social and business networking groups, and I'm knowledgeable about a lot of things, but all that is on the surface. Inside I have a fear that there won't ever be another man who truly loves me and whom I can love back. Considering my age (I'm 72), I feel like I'm still 25 most of the time, but the part of me that's somewhat depressed worries me. At least, I've been getting "out there" since Dave and I broke up; I never hide out any more!
Rita from Atlanta
Dear Rita,
I hope you've given yourself a pat on the back for being an involved, passionate person. Sounds to me like you're "dancing as fast as you can." You're "out there" doing the work you need to do to get back in the game, and even have a possible job lined up. You've got "lots of friends" and you're knocking yourself out networking. You have a pastime (dancing) that brings you joy and physical health. Sounds like a good life to me. Let me lay out my cards about the job and relationships, and comment on the compatibility of Sagittarius and Cancer.
Where the job is concerned, the card in the center of your reading is called "Pleasure." You need to pursue work you enjoy, and not settle for anything less. You'll be much more attractive to employers when you really enjoy the work you're seeking. At this point in your life, settle for nothing less. The "Prudence" card comes up for the part-time job; it tells me that it's just right for you now. Don't "second guess" yourself on this one. It will pay off because you enjoy the work it entails. Go for it - but make sure you don't get passed over when it becomes full time, which I estimate will happen within two months.
The "Adjustment" card in the past is about a karmic relationship that is still clinging to you. You need to identify the spiritual lesson of this relationship, and snip the strings, because your "ex" has moved on but you haven't quite yet. The hurt of this relationship still casts a shadow over your life, and is making you feel "less than," leaving you depressed and uncertain, and second-guessing yourself in every area of your life. Happily, the "Change" card in the near future indicates a sudden, positive twist of fate in your career. I predict the current job will come through, and another suddenly be available in January.
The Prince of Wands, a kind and generous person who would be happy to commit to you, waits in the background. He could be the traveling attorney you mentioned. However, the central card of this reading on love shows "Interference" coming between you and "Happiness," the future card. If you want love to come again, you must stop doing something involving Dave that is causing you a lot of hidden mental anguish. You need to remove yourself from a scene that is not healthy for you, just as you would a child mesmerized by a snake. Also, I have to wonder why a sensitive, home-loving Cancer would keep picking Sagittarians, the satyrs and mavericks of the zodiac, and traveling men who truly can't be "there" for her. Cancer is most compatible with other water signs (Pisces or Scorpio), or cozy, down-to-earth Taurus and Capricorn. Are you perhaps a commitment-phobe yourself?
On another note: my Aunt Sarah, 92, fell in love with Frederick, a man she met at her assisted living home. I'm not suggesting you wait that long, however, it does prove that love has no boundaries, and can pop up when least expected! Keep believing, Rita, because when it comes to love, faith is everything. And first and foremost, love yourself.
Dear Martha,
An old friend has come back into my life again. What I remembered about her was her genuine loving spirit, her joy, her ability to make me laugh. I hadn't really thought about why our relationship fell away. Well, now five months later, it's all being shown to me again. There is an "energy vampire," low level side to her, too. This side has shown itself to several of the other people in the office, and to new customers and clients. The fact that she is trying to build her business, but has already offended several people, shows me that this will not happen. What do I do? Should I wait, knowing that she will eventually leave? Or should I do something else?
Carrie from Las Vegas
Dear Carrie,
There are people from our past whom we remember lovingly. Sometimes, for the sake of those nice memories, it's better that they remain in the past. Now you have an unpleasant task on your hands. When it comes to business (which often involves responsibility to others besides oneself) assertiveness is key. This does not mean you have to be unkind toward your friend. But you do need to be frank, and dispatch the situation efficiently, for the sake of your office partners and the health of your business in general. Central to the card reading on this subject is the Queen of Disks, depicting a pragmatic career woman sitting on a throne of lush greenery. Her business important to her. A mature person, she protects what she has grown.
Now comes the Five of Swords, called "Interference." The astrological symbolism for this card is Venus (love) in Aquarius (friends, the world). It is a somber card, with five bent swords, the lower of which, with a crown for a hilt, has a big chunk torn out of it. It is a warning about allowing others to use you and take advantage of you in the name of friendship. You must take charge. You cannot allow another's woes to drag you down and undermine your authority in your office. Finally, the Princess of Wands, an exuberant woman with a tiger by the tail, swoops upward in an S-shaped flame. She handles the situation with faith and alacrity. You do no one a favor by putting off the inevitable. I predict that if you do not act soon in a firm and positive manner, you will end up swamped by your friend's negativity, and that will do no one any good. Ask the Universe to know the right words and behavior to release your friend with grace.
Dear Martha,
I was born May 15, 1970 Don's birthday is December 9, 1964. We've been married just three months, and though we were very much in love at first, we are not getting along now. The weekends are stressful for me. He loves sports and I love to stay in reading or doing my crafts. It seems he'd rather be out playing golf with the guys he just met from his new job than being home with me. I love to cook, and hoped he'd be home for dinner every night after work so we could have a romantic meal together before bedtime, but he often calls and says he'll be late because some game he's involved in has gone "overtime." He seems to be fine with this, but I'm frantic. I want to spend more time with him, and I find myself getting restless and bored without him. Our kids from other marriages are grown up and living far away, and he's the only person I know locally, because we just moved here for his job. He's actually very affectionate and I love him dearly, but I'm afraid we are incompatible. We fight all the time. Will this marriage work?
Sally from Albuquerque
Dear Sally,
You're a Taurus, an earth sign, and you've got three major planets in earth as well: your Moon (planet of emotions) in Virgo and your Mercury (planet of thinking) and Saturn (planet of lessons) in Taurus. Earth signs tend to be traditional and home-loving, Don is Sagittarius, a fire sign, and was born to roam. His astrological symbol is the satyr: half-man, half-horse, so you can expect him to be an active, physical being. The good news is that he does have quite a bit of earth in his chart: Mercury in Capricorn and Jupiter (planet of luck) in Taurus. Though his Venus is in Scorpio (which means you're going to have to stay sexy if you want to keep him interested) the earth signs in this otherwise restless man's chart indicate he'll be a steadfast husband who at least is not lying when he says he's been "out with the guys." I suggest you find some women friends in your area, and arrange your own time out with the gals. Here is a tarot card for you: the Four of Wands, called "Completion." The wands symbolize spirituality and energy. I predict a renewed sense of joy and happiness, in your marriage and with a new circle of "forever" friends in the coming four months.
Dear Martha,
I have been living with Richard, a journalist, for a year, in what was originally my apartment. He's a good-looking man, or so my friends tell me. Nevertheless, he leaves me cold.
My last lover, though a drug addict and sometimes cruel to me, was definitely my type. I knew I shouldn't stay with him, but part of me longs for the old days when a man could excite me by just walking in the room.
Now I'm faced with the dilemma of what to do about Richard. He seems to be in love with me, which is such a joke, since I'm rather cold to him in bed and rarely do the "feminine" things to make him happy, like cooking and picking out his clothes, and greeting him affectionately when he walks in the door, things I would gladly do for a man who turned me on. I'm actually quite miserable. There, I said it. I want out of this relationship. But I'm afraid to be alone. And I feel guilty for not being in love with someone who's in love with me. Do I sound confused? I am, and I need some sensible feedback about my situation. Please, be completely honest with me.
Helene from Boston
Dear Helene,
According to my cards, you're the Queen of Cups, a woman who lives in a bubble, her head in the clouds. On the positive side, she's intuitive and psychic, and probably extremely creative. On the negative, she's the "Queen of Denial." You want a man to amuse and thrill you, but you're not willing to give much of yourself in return. I'm not talking about cooking and cleaning house, but about simple compassion and friendship. When it comes to love, you romanticize relationships, but unfortunately, sometimes the bubble will burst and a romantic will be left with nothing but her illusions and fantasies.
Still, you have every right to love whom you will. Just because Richard is handsome and loves you should not obligate you to return that love. But you probably ought to tell him, with no criticism of him, that you need your space back. If you are honest, once again without recrimination, I predict he'll be gone in a week or two. Then, when you are alone (and hopefully, for once, enjoying it), you can examine the emotional issues and values that cause you to long for a cruel drug addict. You need at least a year with a great therapist or a twelve-step support group that addresses relationship issues before you will find a truly satisfying partner.
Queen of Cups
Dear Martha,
Why do I sometimes get contradictory answers from psychics? Are they just trying to hedge their bets?
Skeptical Ron from London
Dear Ron,
I think of the sixth as the "common" sense. Not every dilemma has a clear and obvious outcome. The future is frequently shrouded in mystery, even for an experienced psychic. I try to apply what I do know, with both intuitive awareness and common sense that my clients might not be objective enough to access for themselves. I like to say that my readings offer a "prognosis" for the future, or that the predicted outcome is the "tendency" of how things will turn out. And now and then, yes, I advise even my clients to "hedge" their "bets." I believe it is sometimes referred to as having a "Plan B." I feel obliged, on occasion, to practice what some people call "practical magick."
Dear Martha,
I worry about money a lot. Although I earn more than my basic expenses, I can't seem to make ends meet. I'd like to save money, but I'm an impulse buyer. If I see a dress, or shoes I like, I have to have them, whether I can afford them or not. My credit cards are always maxed out, with me scrambling to pay them off so I can buy more stuff. I owe money to stores and even a few friends, but I never seem to make enough to pay them back and live in the style to which I've accustomed myself. When I was five years old, my parents had to sell the store they had owned for many years, and we went bankrupt. It was a huge shame in my family, so this is a terribly sensitive subject for me, one I haven't been able to discuss even with a therapist. Now that the economy has taken a down-turn, I'm more fearful and impulsive than ever. My job is not threatened; I work for a major industry that is doing very well at the moment. However, anything having to do with a financial crisis, personal or global, sends me into a tailspin and the way I handle it is to go shopping! Any suggestions?
Lorraine from Kansas City
Dear Lorraine,
I just heard a thought-provoking phrase: "Don't be poverty's bait!" In other words, when we dwell on our lacks, we draw them to us. Many of my wealthiest clients have worried about their financial security during good times - and bad). This issue is often about the sufferer's emotional deprivation. Money symbolizes different things to different people. In your case, I suspect it is about security and love, and you may have taken on your parents' financial worries as a young child. I threw a card for you and the Eight of Disks - "Prudence" - came up. It's a great big, strong tree with deep roots, and eight great big green leaves sheltering pink flowers, each with a coin-shaped center. In numerology, Eight symbolizes material wealth and power, and the tree, with its bounty of pink and gold coins, shows me that you will be rewarded for your work IF - and here's the caveat: you can learn to manage your finances and resources in a prudent manner, and restore stability by taking a moderate path where money is concerned. I recommend the following book: "How To Get Out Of Debt, Stay Out Of Debt, And Live Prosperously," by Gerald Mundis. You might also want to think of joining Debtors Anonymous, a twelve-step support group for those having difficulty managing their money.
Dear Martha,
How do I get rid of a ghost? I know it sounds silly, but there's definitely a presence haunting our house. The third floor attic is forbidding and cold, even in summer. My ten-year-old daughter has seen a man dressed in nineteenth-century clothing going in and out of the rooms up there, which scared her out of her wits. Friends who innocently ventured upstairs while visiting us have reported seeing the same apparition! And even on the hottest summer day, it's freezing in the hallway leading to those strange rooms. Frankly, it angers me that we can't use this section of our otherwise lovely home for guests or doing hobbies like painting and sewing. We don't want to move, but this spooky situation is driving us crazy!
Roger in St. Louis
Dear Roger,
You can always call a "ghost-buster," that is, a psychic or medium who will come to your home and perform a ritual to banish your otherworldly inhabitant. The best method is simply to confront the pesky spirt yourself. Grab a broom, muster your courage, go up to the attic, open all the windows in each room, and shout, "This is my house, now! I don't wish you ill, but you are scaring my family, and I can't have that! I'm going to count to ten, and when I'm done I want you gone from these premises forever!" Keep repeating "Be gone! Be gone!" and, as if you were sweeping away cobwebs and dust, shoo the pesky ghosts out the windows with your broom.
Just as with the living, now and then you have to let the dead know you won't be their doormat any longer.
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