It is never too early to begin practicing psychic etiquette. Deciding where and when to divulge psychic information is one of the more important decisions we will find having to make as we receive information regarding personal matters close to home.

One of the harder aspects I had to learn about psychic abilities is that not everything we receive is going to be wonderful or needs to be shared the moment we receive it. In fact, many times there is little if anything that can be done and more often than not is an impression rather than something specifically meant for us to intervene.

Say, for instance, after running into a friend you feel certain that something just doesn’t feel right. After some time has passed you run into this same friend’s significant other and feel uneasy. You may or may not pick up for certain that an affair has taken place. Do you run to your friend and share what you do feel?

Unless your friend has confided that they would like your input, it is probably best not to. Either party may not yet be ready for the topic to be addressed let alone resolved and may in fact be information they want no one else to know about. It can even trigger an adverse reaction to the friendship itself.

If you feel a sense of urgency, remove your personal-self fromt the situation by taking a walk or going to the lake; somewhere you feel connected to your higher source. Find your center and approach the subject again making certain it isn't a personal desire to get involved. Remember what we want and what there is to be learned from a situation can be two totally different things.

When there is a broader issue needing attention, usually the sense of urgency or more detailed information will come through again and again. In these situations is is best to meditate on the issues at hand asking for guidance from your guides as well as those guides from the person you are concerned about.

It can be acceptable to ask how things are going with your friend. This may lead to an open for your friend to weigh what's on their mind, possibly confiding in something that is bothering them, especially if they know what you do. It may or may not be what it is you are picking up on.

Always respect what the person in front of you is willing to talk about and remember whether we are able to help a situation or not, something far greater is running the show. Good or bad it is all connected and never is it meant for us to take more responsibility than our roles here on this planet intended; respectfully and within our limit as fellow friend and spirit being.

Elleise
Clairovyance Editor
www.Elleise.com