[HPforGrownups] The foggy future

[mlleelizabeth at aol.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 532

***spooky music***
Madame Liz predicts that Denise is slightly tipsy from birthday wine!

Happy Birthday!

In a message dated 8/29/2000 10:57:24 PM CST, gypsycaine at yahoo.com writes:

>it's not the time, but the knowledge that makes me call myself novice!) and 
your theories make perfect sense.>>

same here - I've got *lots* to learn!

 << 1.  She's doing it right!  The first thing I was taught was to never 
never be negative, even if the tower turns up.  The cards are a warning, but 
not a death-sentence.  Nothing is in stone.>>

Who's doing it right? Trelawney?  Goddess, I hope not!  Eeek!  I always, 
always, always find an opportunity for growth in readings.  Why the heck else 
bother with them!   I like the Tower - to me it means clearing away false 
beliefs/foundations and gives an opportunity for a nice, clean, start.
 
 <<2.  I think that those little predictions are like a type of "deja vu" 
type thing I do on occasion.  A friend dials up, tells me she lost her 
cigarettes, and I ask if she looked in the right side of her favorite chair.  
She finds them there.  I don't know if it was a lucky guess or I was on-beam 
with that.  I do things like this often enough, tho.  I was there when my 
ex-sister-in-law met a man, and I turned to Barry and said, he is the one, 
knowing nothing about him.  They will be married this October, after 5 years 
relationship.  I call those type KNOWing.  Perhaps Mdm T is the same way 
(teacup, etc...).>>

*Knowing* is a great way to put it!  And a lot of that knowing is actually 
just being observant.  You know where the ciggies are most likely to have 
fallen.  Madame T knows Neville is a clutz.  I "know" where my friend's car 
title is cause I know where she stuffs important papers.  I don't know this 
overtly, and you probably don't either, but you can tap into your 
subconscious and deduce where someone put whatever.  By the same token your 
subconscious told you ex-sis-in-law met her "one."

Not that I don't believe in divine help, or the supernatural.  I've got the 
spirit of a 15th Century Englishman hanging out in my home....
 
<< I just can't stand her methods....  Harry should die at least once daily, 
if she 's right!>>

Yep.. thank goodness she's not right!

The readers JKR encountered before writing these books must have been the 
awful, commercial, rip-off-the-believers type!  I'm glad she was smart enough 
to blow them off!
 
<< Sighs.
 Dee
 
 Wondering if this post makes sense, or she has had too much elderberry wine 
to celebrate her birthday? >>
Again, Happy B-day Dee.  What does elderberry wine taste like? your sun's in 
virgo?  where's your moon and ascendant???

Love & Light,
*E*l*i*z*a*b*e*t*h*