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Is our future fixed?




What's written in my destiny? What's going to happen in future? How's does my future look like? 

Without any exception, everyone must have gotten curious about this topic at some point of time in life. 

Future is not fixed. We are the co- creators of our future and experiences. It is a combination of destiny and free will. Destiny is nothing but the plan that Universe has for us. Divine energies know what is best for us. Free will is a choice given to us. Whether to accept or reject, believe or not believe, to act or not... It is all about choices that we make consciously or unconsciously. 

When our choices are aligned with the Will of Universe, we get to experience joy, success, magic, personal growth etc immense benefits are associated with it. 

Often clients approach us with curiosity to know their future, most of them assume it is totally fixed. They consider tarot and angel cards as future prediction tools! 

Yes, upto certain extend all occult sciences do predict future. What I have observed is most of the time they will tell you theme of your future. In Economic language, macro level view ! However often people neglect that they do have power to create their future. 

Few years back I had approached tarot card reader with the curiosity to know my future. I instantly felt drawn to cards and in no time I not only learnt it but started offering readings to clients. 

What I have observed in a decade of practicing tarot or angel cards and Numerology is, their important role is to guide us to the right path, which is often neglected. 

Readings bring the message of hope, peace, inspiration and clarity. It offers practical and simple solutions. When we follow this advice and take actions accordingly, the process of co-creation gets very easy and joyful too. We end up getting more than what we expected or thought was possible! 

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