I had a pretty interesting conversation with a very lovely older woman today while I was getting a pedicure.

She told me all about her world travel and her adventures around the globe.

I really liked her.

She paused for a moment and asked me, ” what do you do for a living?”

I answered, “I’m a Predictive Astrologer.”

She told me that she loved tarot and owned a deck but had not had a reading from a practitioner for over 30 years.

She said she was afraid.

She said that the tarot reader told her she would die.

I wish this was the first conversation that I had like this in my career but it is not.

I apologized to her. I eased her mind. I told her that there were true and ethical practitioners out there.

I told her that even if it wasn’t me she was looking for I could recommend colleges that I trust.

Funny how the universe works. I had been writing about this in my down time.

I asked her if I could read what I had been working on to her.

She loved it.

I hope you do too.

Choosing an ethical practitioner in the Metaphysical/Spiritual/Healing community involves several key considerations:

Reputation and Recommendation:

Seek recommendations from trusted sources, friends, family, or online communities with a focus on ethics and credibility.

Respect for Your Autonomy:

A good practitioner will respect your autonomy and not pressure you into making decisions or purchasing additional services beyond your comfort level.

Boundaries and Consent:

Ethical practitioners maintain clear boundaries and obtain your consent before proceeding with any metaphysical, spiritual, or healing work.

Professionalism:

Pay attention to how the practitioner conducts themselves—professionalism in communication, scheduling, and handling confidential information is crucial.

Feedback and Reviews:

Check online reviews or testimonials if available. While not always foolproof, they can provide insights into others’ experiences with the practitioner.

Personal Comfort and Intuition:

Trust your instincts. If something feels off or if you don’t feel comfortable with a practitioner, it’s okay to seek someone else.

Ethical Codes or Associations:

Some Metaphysical/Spiritual/ Healing practitioners may belong to professional organizations that uphold specific ethical codes. Research these codes or associations for guidance.

Red Flags:

Be cautious of practitioners who make grandiose claims or ask for very large sums of money upfront. These can be signs of unethical practices.

Ultimately, finding an ethical practitioner involves a balance of research, intuition, and personal comfort. Taking the time to find someone who aligns with your values and needs ensures a more positive and beneficial experience.

Angela Marie Intuitive Astrology, LLC

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