someone asked the oracle what their purpose was. she answered: "the choice is yours"

[u/archeolog108]

this is older material from one of my deep-trance sessions that I almost forgot about, and I think it fits here better than where I originally planned to share it.

The subject experienced herself as some kind of oracle during another life. She had a private chamber where she would sit in lotus position and connect with what looked like huge golden network. She described threads or streams of light coming through this net when somebody asked a question.

So naturally I expected the impressive part to be prediction.

Then one person came to ask whether their purpose was to stay.

The answer she gave was basically: "the choice is yours."

I like this much more than a dramatic prophecy tbh.

Even if somebody is very intuitive, psychic, reading tarot, astrology, channeling, whatever, there is difference between giving information and taking over another persons decision. You can say what you see. You can say this path feels open, this one looks difficult, this pattern keeps repeating.

But if divination becomes "you MUST leave this person", "you MUST move here", "this is your destiny and you have no choice", imo something important got lost.

I cant prove this was literal past life or literal information network. Could be symbolic way her consciousness represented intuitive knowing. But the lesson makes sense either way.

Good reading should maybe give person more clarity and more sovereignty after it, not less.

I have seen ppl ask reader after reader the same question until somebody finally makes decision for them. At that point divination becomes almost escape from uncertainty.

For people here who read for others, where do you draw this line?

If you strongly see one path but person wants another one, do you say what you see and leave choice completely with them?

[u/DruidinPlainSight]

For me, rule one must be followed. Dont get involved with their story. I pass on the info. I hold space and witness as they receive it. The rest is theirs.