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[mightyvoj]

LITTLE THINGS

genre : fluff , churchboyfriend!mark , insecure!reader , mark x reader , mark is a member of the church band who plays the guitar .

summary : mark helps you get over your insecurities and just being a good boyfriend :D

inspired by : the song Little Things by One Direction

warnings : insecurities! , lil bit of religious themes , mentions of church , and going to church .

𓆩♡𓆪

{ Sunday, June 16th 2023 }

it was after church, you and mark went back to his house together. today, mark played the guitar with the church band. you guys have reached his house... but since you left, you've been feeling sad and mark noticed from the look of your face. feeling insecure, to be exact.

"what happened, baby? are you not feeling well?" he asked you, caressing your right thigh his other hand still holding the steering wheel. you and mark was still inside his car. "no, i'm fine! i'm great!" you forced a laugh out.

"don't lie, y/n... i noticed the look in your eyes" mark, is super sensitive when it comes to reading people he's literally like a psychic. "tell me what happen" he says, now his hand moved and caress your cheek. "uhmm..." you wanted to tell him, but the words just can't seem to come out of your mouth.

"uhh, you know adeline?" you said,

flashback starts!

there's this new girl at your's and mark's church, mark's dad was the one in charge of guarding the main door of the church. mark's dad had never seen the girl's face before, so he knew that it was the first time she had come to this church.

mark's dad knows that you came to church today and has decided that he will introduce the girl to you so the girl is not alone. "ah y/n!" mr.lee called your name. "yes, mr.lee? is there a problem?" you asked him politely. "no there is not, my dear... this girl right here with me is new to this church, can you accompany her through out the service? i need to countinue welcoming the others" mr. lee asked you, and tell the girl to sit beside you. "sure, mr.lee! she can sit with me" you told him and mr.lee just nods and went bact to the main door of the church entrance.

"hi, i'm y/l/n but you can call me y/n!" you introduce yourself to the girl. "oh, i'm adeline! i love your dress, it's super pretty!" she said, as she smiles. the girl is so pretty, she had this eye smile that makes her eyes dissapear when she smiles and she also has dimples.

"thank you! got the dress from zara, hehe! adeline, that's a perfect name for a pretty girl!" you said, then she chuckles, "well thank you! you are very pretty yourself" she complements you.

"thank you, haha... btw, mr.lee said that you are new, are you perhaps from another city?" you asked her

"yes, i used to live in toronto but i moved here for school purposes... my family is still in toronto though, i moved here alone..."

"ooo, well... welcome to this city and church! i hope you enjoy your time here!" you smiled and pat her shoulders

"thank you! oh yes, who was the man that had brought me to you?" she asked

"oh, he is mr.lee , he's one of the permanent members of this church... he practically comes here every week"

"and he has a son to, his son also goes to this church... oh the service is about to start" discountinueing the words that you are about to say and focusing on the mass.

mark and the church's band comes out from backstage and starts playing. due to focusing on mark and the loud music, you didn't realise that adeline was trying to ask you something...

adeline decided to just keep it to herself for a moment and focus on the service.

once the service was done, adeline asked you this one question. "y/n, do you know who was the band's guitar player? he's cute, i want to know him!" adeline blurted out

"oh, the one who played the guitar? he's mark lee... he is mr.lee's son." you answered, with hesitation

mark was done with his bandmates and he went up to you while you were still talking to adeline. "hi, y/n! how was my performance is it good?" mark asked you out of nowhere. "oh mark! yes the bands performance was very good today!" you tell him

"and this is adeline, she's new here..."

"hello, i'm adeline! i've just moved here! hope we get along well!" adeline said, basically excited to see mark every other week. "oh, hi... i'm mark." mark said, and thinly smiled. 

you’ve noticed the way adeline’s eyes shined when she looked at mark. a spark of jealousy and insecurity mixing in with your feelings. well she’s beautiful, she looks kind. got her life together and is brave enough to live in another city without her parents. 

you knew very well that adeline already has feelings for mark eventhough they've just met.

flashback ends!

"noo, y/n, baby... i will never leave you for a girl that i barely know." mark wiped your tears away

"but, anything could happen you know? i don't want you to leave me"

"just keep calm okay, don't let your insecurities get over you."

"why can't i be as pretty, as smart, as independent as her?" you said

"you are pretty, you are smart, and you're also very independent. everybody has their own flaws and everybody is perfect in their own different ways. including you, you are perfect in your own way. you are perfect for me..."

as he said that, he pulled you into a kiss

"i just wanted you to know that i love you no matter what, no matter when, no matter why, no matter where, and no matter how. okay?" mark said and tucked your hair behind your ear.

you really really thanked God, because He sended you a boyfriend like mark.

[arsonalle]

♱ ‧ shoko + satoru + suguru + you

imagine ... an AU where you're friends with Shoko, Satoru, and Suguru

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;; manga spoilers . no plot . lazy writing . blood, very very light 'gore' . run on sentences because I like how they read . rushed ending . lowkey self deprecating . angst? its really badly written . starts in the past and randomly jumps to present time . made up future past chapter 256 . weird formatting, not linear at all . probably skipping major events that happened in the past but idg2f . big Raga & crew strike again . mentions of shipping/relationships . no caps/random caps . potential spelling/grammar errors . death

songs ;; lady killer ii, i want all original mixshark, army dreamers, taking whats not yours, not allowed, the boy is mine (ariana), skyfall, coming down x hotline bling, girl with the tattoo x break from toronto, sweet crazy love (odd eye circle), midas touch, love fire (psychic fever)

You and Shoko get along like two peas of a pod. You hated that she smoked at first, but now you're used to it, and the smell is oddly comforting. You go shopping together and cringe at Satoru whenever he does something off or weird or is just oblivious to some things around him. You go on missions(? I forgot what theyre called...) with her just to get things done, and you guys work great together. although she usually just tags along for something akin to moral support. Your life without her would be boring, like it would without the other two.

You and Satoru are weirdos together. You contradict whatever you say about him when you're with Shoko and you guys are absolute cornballs. But you love every second of it. You hang out together sometimes, just the two of you, and every time you do you feel the piece of you that craved solitude break off and mold into something that glows in the presence of others. You can't beat his closeness with Suguru, although sometimes you try, but you're okay with that. Being too greedy never leads to anything good

You and Suguru don't hang out much in person unless you're with the other two, which is pretty often so I take that back. You text him the most, though, when you want a second opinion on anything that would take you threatening Satoru to give a serious answer for. You have deep talks with him sometimes. He's surprisingly good at giving life advice now, although maybe its because of the constant crisis's that you and the other two have. You go out to eat a lot with him when you do hang out just the two of them, and he almost always pays. He's good company, calmer than Satoru and a bit more insightful than Shoko. He's still Satoru's friend, though, so he's goofy when he wants to be. He's a good balance, though, so you don't mind it.

. . .

When the three of you graduate its an interesting time. You feel so unaccomplished, but Shoko, Satoru, and Suguru never once let you feel like that for too long. The feeling always comes back, though. You can't help it.

Satoru is...Well, hes Satoru Gojo. Is there really a need for explanation there? He's the best sorcerer jujutsu has seen in at least a millennia. Or something like that. You can't remember exactly what was said...

Suguru is fucking amazing. He can keep up with Satoru far better than anyone else can, because he's talented in his own right. Curse manipulation. That shit could change the jujutsu world for better or for worse. Its too bad it turns out to be for the worse, though.

Shoko's reverse cursed technique isn't for offensive use, but it's still impressive. She can pretty much heal anyone, bring them back to life, maybe. How can you compete with that? She's a valuable asset to the jujutsu world where people get hurt and die on the daily.

And you? You're not much, admittedly. A few generic cursed techniques here and a pretty basic simple domain there are the most that you can manage at your best. Surrounding yourself with outliers like Shoko, Satoru, and Suguru couldn't be good for your long term health, but at least they made you happy for the short term.

. . .

When Suguru makes the decision to disassociate with jujutsu tech and create his own world, things are awkward. Its just three of you now and the four-piece puzzle you created when you met them is incomplete once again. A piece of you is torn out of its place by force and blood is constantly seeping out of your every pore. This blood is thick in texture and volume, sticky, and an abnormally dark shade of red; it makes audible slop noises when it falls on the floor around you.

You want to blame Suguru for this but its not his fault you're experiencing night terrors. You're mentally weak, nothing like Shoko or Satoru who seem to be moving on. Why aren't you moving on? You need to move on. He wouldn't be having these thoughts about you, surely, so why are you having them about him? You feel selfish now, because you're positive that Satoru is feeling ten times worse than you are. The two were obviously in love. You have no right to feel the same hurt as him when you're just...an outsider.

You're an outsider now, and you'd never felt more like one than now.

. . .

Suguru is dead and Satoru finds his body. You thought you were finally getting over the loss of your friend but now everything is bubbling up to the surface again. You can only imagine how Satoru feels having seen his best friend's corpse on a day where his precious students were fighting for their lives and almost lost. You wonder if he sees the same dark blood pouring out of him. Is it from the same places as you or is it spotted? Is his the same color? Thick or is it thin? You want to ask him but thats definitely not appropriate, so you can only guess.

. . .

You were there when Satoru fought Sukuna for the last time. You weren't in tokyo at the time. You were actually at the kyoto branch of jujutsu high, for no specific reason other than to see utahime and her students. You and utahime had an interesting friendship, one you didn't really make known.

You were there when he was unsealed and you spoke to him just before he went out. You still remember what he told you, but now you wish you didn't.

"When I get back let's go for dinner, the three of us. On me."

You smiled and agreed because why wouldn't you? Plus you were pretty broke as of recently, so him offering to pay set off those little receptors in your mind that screamed "Give me dopamine".

You were there, and you watched with Shoko as the battle unfolded. You knew she was anxious, as anxious as you were. Satoru was both of yours's best friend, even though you two probably weren't his. Girls had to stick together, and you squeezed your hand as the two of you waited. Waited for the battle to be over and Sukuna to be speared in half. For Satoru to march back up, cocky as always, and proclaim is victory. For him to come back to you. To Shoko.

But he never came back.

His body stayed on the field for as long as it did before they took it.

Why are you surrounded by so much death? Everyone around you is dropping dead like fucking flies. It was three of you and now its two. Why is everyone lying to you? Playing with your heart? They know you aren't as headstrong as maybe you should've been as a jujutsu sorcerer and they're playing with you. They have to be. This wasn't where you saw yourself in 2006 when the only thing on your mind was Suguru's next birthday present and swapping out Shoko's smokes for candy ones, hoping she wouldn't realize and gradually stop smoking.

You don't feel the blood leaking from you, though, because you have no more to give. Now your heart just hurts and you wish it would end. You knew that because of the nature of jujutsu sorcery that there was a chance everyone involved could die. But who would have ever thought Satoru Gojo, the strongest, could die like this? You sure didnt.

Its you and Shoko now. The girls are sticking together like they should be, you guess. You can't stay too upset, though. You know that Suguru and Satoru are probably playing peekaboo behind you and making fun of your crying face. Its up to you and Shoko now to carry the weight of everything on your backs now. For your fallen friends.

. . .

You move back to tokyo after everything is said and done. You should've probably moved to another country and quit jujutsu, go to canada or something, but you can't leave the very thing that changed your life just like that. You're resolved to become stronger now, pay back everyone and everything that took your life away. Took your friends away.

You become a teacher at tokyo's jujutsu high. You meet Yuji and Nobara and Megumi; they're good kids. The most interesting first year right now is Maki, though. She's almost a repeat of that man, the man that you don't really like speaking about for pretty obvious reasons, but she's a great student. An even better person, you think.

You hang out with Shoko often, usually at lunch and on the weekends. Things aren't normal without two guys dwarfing Shoko in size and sticking to the outside of you two's sides like sandwich bread, but life is moving on. You take Satoru's death a bit better than Suguru's. Whether it was because your feelings didnt reach as deep for him as they did for Suguru, or because you were somewhat desensitized now, you were thankful that Shoko was still there for you, and you were there for her.

Until you weren't.

Things were relatively normal, but just as fast as you can flip your hand, they weren't.

Curses and curse users emerged again, on a slightly lesser scale than they did in shibuya, but on the same level as they were in the culling games, and you weren't prepared.

You're in a sort of limbo now, living in your own head, reading off your own thoughts. You wonder if this is how Suguru and Satoru felt. Everything is silent and for some reason you're calm. You should feel bad for leaving Shoko all alone but you don’t.

Maybe it’s because you know that she’ll get over you faster than she came to terms with Satoru and Suguru’s deaths, or maybe it’s not.

The only thing you feel right now is peace. You wish her the best because you know that she’ll keep on living, carrying with her your legacy. The legacy of you, Satoru, and Suguru, and she’ll make sure she does everything she can to save the people that she can.

After all, she can join you after her passing and have nothing to show for it. You’ll surely make fun of her for that.

arsonalle 2024

[flameswallower]

Briar's Favorite First Time Reads of 2023!

I read sixty or so books (start to finish) for the first time this year, which is pretty average for me. I liked most of them pretty well, since if I dislike a book I usually won't finish it. But there were some stand outs, which I'm going to list here.

First up: NOVELS!

Pseudotooth, by Verity Holloway (2017) is the first portal fantasy coming of age novel I've read in a long, long time that I found genuinely charming. It has a very dark Gothic edge to it, with shades of Gormenghast and Edward Gorey making for a uniquely unsettling and bleak fantasy world. The novel also deals frankly and seriously with themes of ableism, eugenics, medical abuse, xenophobia, socio-economic class, rape/sexual abuse, and the psychic fallout of rape/sexual abuse. But it's got a lot of whimsical absurdist humor to it, too, and a deep humanist compassion for its characters. The three young adults at the center of the story are all quite likeable, and though they are involved in a kind of love triangle, I found the particulars of it refreshingly queer, strange, and not the primary focus of the story.

The Marigold, by Andrew F. Sullivan (2023) is a pitch-dark, stone cold bummer that is also frequently hilarious and emotionally moving in tender ways that took me by surprise. In this dystopian satire, a bunch of down-and-out relatable characters and one horrible rich guy struggle to survive as near-future Toronto is engulfed by "the Wet"-- a sapient mold-based hive mind accidentally created by the depravity and greed of big business. The residents of the titular condominium/apartment complex feature in short vignettes that demonstrate the despair and alienation people suffer under late stage capitalism, and the way the Wet calls to these people, lures them in, hunts them.

The Open Curtain, by Brian Evenson (2006) is a harrowing nightmare about madness, violence, possession, Mormonism, and the destabilization of one's known reality (well, see also "madness"). It's a type of story that could easily feel shlocky and exploitative of people with certain mental disorders, or just predictable (there are some plot twists you'll guess very quickly if you've ever like...read books or seen movies before...), but Evenson's unornamented yet masterful prose, his meticulous attention to detail, and his non-condescending empathy for both victims of violence and people struggling with delusions, violent impulses, etc. make it rise above those potential problems. At least in my opinion! This one's very disturbing, will definitely leave you feeling like shit.

Hummingbird Salamander, by Jeff VanderMeer (2021) is very emotionally moving and a suspenseful, well-plotted eco-noir page turner! Also a bummer, but leaves one feeling awe and hope and determination as well as mourning the devastating loss of life that climate change has wrought. The protagonist is great, a truly unusual and unlikely detective. I loved her voice-- like any good noir hero, she can throw off a legitimately funny sarcastic quip with the best of them, but she's also prone to astute social observations and flights of breathtaking lyricism.

How to Get Over the End Of the World, by Hal Schrieve (2023) is a TRAGICALLY under-promoted and underrated punk rock magical realist YA masterpiece about trans high schoolers, and their dysfunctional adult mentors, putting on a rock opera to save their community center. This one, unlike most of what I read, is NOT EVEN KIND OF A BUMMER. It's delightful and hilarious from start to finish, though it's definitely not saccharine-sweet or afraid of conflict. In fact, it deals quite bluntly and refreshingly with topics ranging from the relationship one character has with his violent, abusive father, to sexual relationships between teenagers, to the ever-looming awareness of climate change. Every major character is trans! Every single one!! This is kind of a spoiler, but, like, not really lol

Sudden Glory, by Hal Johnson (2023) just goes to show that guys named Hal can really write comic novels. This book has perhaps the highest joke-to-paragraph ratio of anything I’ve ever read, and also probably the most varied types of joke: a person whose sense of humor runs to preposterous situation comedy, slapstick, and lowbrow sexual humor will find a lot to like here, and so will someone whose sense of humor runs to moderately esoteric literary/historical references, social satire, five-layer wordplay, and Wildean bon mots. Since it’s set in the New York City of 2003, there’s even room for a few 9/11 jokes, which could not have appeared without controversy in a book actually published in 2003. This slightly "politically incorrect" edge comes off as good-natured and in keeping with Johnson's commitment to absurdism-- there's never a "laughing at" vibe, more one of "laughing with" human folly, futility, pretensions, etc. At base, this is a story about a person who feels he can't tell the truth or be himself for fear of social rejection, and all the trouble that gets him into.

Piranesi, by Susanna Clarke (2020) is fucking gorgeous, probably one of my favorite books of all time now, this hole was made for me, etc. I can't reasonably expect that most others will have as intense a response to it as I did-- I felt it perfectly conveyed some very important and difficult to articulate things about, like, my personal experience of consciousness, and my experience as a person with certain types of neurological/cognitive/developmental disability navigating the world, through a kind of fabulist prism. But it got great reviews, so, you know, give it a shot! I think it's better not to know anything about it going in, but let me just say, if you're into weird, massive labyrinthine buildings, this hole might also have been made for you.

Devil House, by John Darnielle (2022) is exactly the novel you'd expect "the Mountain Goats guy" to write, in all the best possible ways. It's a story that elevates the inner lives of neurodivergent outsider teens to the mythic heights they deserve. It's a story that brutally critiques the true crime industry. It's a story about the problems of defining people exclusively by their victimhood, or exclusively by the worst thing they ever did. It's a story about the importance of having a little space to oneself, a shelter from the demands and threats of an often cruel world, and the lengths to which a person will go to defend such a shelter if it's broached. Also, there's a long, nauseating section about how it's actually really difficult and gross to chop up a human corpse for disposal.

[nancydrewwouldnever]

THE GLOBE AND MAIL (TORONTO)

GAYLE MACDONALD PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 9, 2009

When Chris Evans is not on a movie set - spewing testosterone, saving the world, helping dames in distress - the handsome actor can usually be found at a dog park in Los Angeles. It's an inner-city haunt where he takes "the love of his life," a cheeky American bulldog named East.

"He thinks he's human," says the chuckling 27-year-old Massachusetts native. "We'll go to the dog park, and he sits on the bench, with the people. And he just looks at the dogs like, 'You idiots. Running around. Rolling in the dirt. Please!' He's just so above it. He's the greatest dog in the world. I can't get enough of him."

Evans, who grew up Catholic but has since embraced Eastern spiritualism, is in the dining room of Toronto's Drake Hotel, chatting about his new science-fiction thriller, Push, in which he co-stars with Dakota Fanning and Camilla Belle. Oblivious to the furtive glances being lobbed his way by some young women in the room, Evans has morphed of late into the go-to guy for directors who want brawn, but not beefcake. He's an actor (Cellular, the Human Torch in the Fantastic Four films) whose heroes have a sensitive, vulnerable side - but can still kick ass.

Good-looking, in a Boston-bred, Matt Damon kind of way, Evans says he's perplexed by how his career has moved into these nice, tough-guy roles. "I don't know how it's happened, to be honest," says Evans, also part of the ensemble in Danny Boyle's 2007 sci-fi thriller Sunshine.

"It's not intentional. It's certainly not deliberate," says the actor, scratching chin scruff. "It's just kind of come that way. But they're not kicking down my door, by any means. These are roles that I still have to go out and compete for.

"I like sci-fi, paranormal stuff, but it's not the top of my list," adds Evans, who dated actress Jessica Biel for several years. "I primarily like stories about family. About friendship. Stories that are just really simple.

"And oddly enough," he says with a laugh, "I've yet to make a movie that is really like that."

In Paul McGuigan's Push (which opened in theatres on Friday), Evans plays Nick Gant, a second-generation telekinetic - or "mover" - who has been in hiding since his father (another mover) was murdered by The Division. When the film starts, Gant is hiding in Hong Kong, trying to stay off the radar of The Division, a shadowy government body hell-bent on transforming citizens into an army of psychic warriors, and murdering those who aren't in sync with their program. Gant meets Cassie Holmes (Fanning) - a "watcher" who can read the future - and the two become the hunters and the hunted as they try to save civilization.

Evans said it was a treat working with the 14-year-old Fanning, who he adds must have grown four inches in the nine months since they shot Push. "I remember hearing her name circling the project, and that definitely sweetened the pot. She's so phenomenal. Having her part of it brings a certain class to the film."

In his spare time, Evans says he and his faithful hound travel back to the East Coast to visit his parents and three siblings, and not long ago - through a "life class" he's part of in Los Angeles (hence the aforementioned spiritualism) - he also journeyed to India's mountainous region in the north.

His decision to take the class, he says, was primarily to find a better way of dealing with the "crazy, sometimes horrible" side of L.A. "It's helping me to manage perception, ego, mind and self. The class tries to present a way of looking at your life, where you focus on staying present and not let your consciousness get out.

"For a while, I foolishly thought that [Hollywood] wouldn't be a difficult thing. Acting is my passion - and I love it - but I believed I'd always have a firm handle on it. I can say, openly and humbly, that over the past few years it's become more difficult. I've thought about moving out of L.A., but for now I'm there, and the work is there. I have great books that I go to on a daily basis just to inject some sanity back."

That said, he adds, some of his greatest friendships have been forged in his nutty business. And he counts Oscar-nominated director Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire) as one of the most exemplary people he's had the fortune to meet - and work with.

"I don't know if you've ever met him, but he's the kindest man in the world. He's genuine. Sincere. And when he speaks to you, he'll look right at you like you're the only person in the room," he says, before interjecting: "Did you know he was going to be a priest?

"The guy just reinvents himself. Whatever he just did, he'll go to the other end of the spectrum [on his next project]and try something completely different. And he nails it every single time. I'm thrilled for him," says Evans, referring to Slumdog Millionaire's 10 nominations for this month's Academy Awards.

"He has the right to everything he's getting right now. He totally deserves it all."

~~*~~

Another earlier Push era interview culled from the archives at the Chris Evans Forum. They're amazing for having kept these older articles around.

[harshwp]

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Shivanand, the Best Astrology and Horoscope Reader in Toronto, brings years of experience and a compassionate approach to each reading. His unique ability to interpret celestial patterns allows him to tailor insights specifically for you, addressing your personal concerns and aspirations.

What to Expect from Your Reading

When you book a session with our Horoscope Reading Expert in Toronto, you can expect a comprehensive analysis of your astrological chart. This includes:

Personal Insights: Understanding your strengths and weaknesses based on your zodiac sign.

Relationship Guidance: Navigating love, friendships, and family dynamics.

Career and Financial Advice: Making informed choices about your professional life and financial planning.

Future Predictions: Insight into upcoming challenges and opportunities.

Experience the Difference

Many have found clarity and direction through Shivanand’s readings. By leveraging the wisdom of astrology, you can gain a fresh perspective on your life’s journey.

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Are you searching for the best astrology and horoscope reader in Toronto? Look no further than Psychic Shivanand, an experienced and highly respected astrologer known for providing accurate readings and life-changing guidance. With years of practice in Vedic astrology, psychic readings, palmistry, and spiritual healing, Psychic Shivanand is a trusted name in Toronto for those seeking clarity and insight into their lives.

Why Choose Psychic Shivanand?

Finding the right astrology and horoscope reader can be a game-changer in navigating life’s challenges. Here’s why Psychic Shivanand stands out as the best astrology and horoscope reader in Toronto:

Accurate Astrology Readings: Whether you're looking to understand your birth chart, astrological influences, or specific life events, Psychic Shivanand offers precise and detailed readings. He taps into Vedic astrology, an ancient practice that goes beyond daily horoscopes to provide deep insight into your personality, strengths, weaknesses, and life path.

Personalized Horoscope Guidance: Daily or monthly horoscopes can give a brief idea of upcoming events, but nothing beats a personalized reading. Psychic Shivanand creates tailor-made horoscopes based on your exact birth details, offering predictions and guidance unique to your situation.

Expert in Various Divination Methods: In addition to astrology, Psychic Shivanand excels in multiple forms of divination, including tarot card readings, palmistry, numerology, and psychic readings. This diverse skill set allows him to approach your concerns from multiple angles, providing comprehensive insights into your life.

Spiritual Healing and Guidance: Alongside astrological advice, Psychic Shivanand provides spiritual healing and energy work. Whether you’re facing emotional struggles, relationship issues, or career challenges, his healing techniques help remove negative energies, bringing peace and harmony to your life.

Proven Results and Positive Client Feedback: With countless testimonials from satisfied clients, Psychic Shivanand has established himself as the go-to astrology and horoscope reader in Toronto. His predictions and advice have helped individuals gain clarity, improve relationships, advance in careers, and make important life decisions.

Services Offered by Psychic Shivanand

Psychic Shivanand offers a range of services tailored to meet your individual needs:

Personalized Horoscope Readings

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Love and Relationship Readings

Career and Financial Forecasts

How Can Astrology and Horoscope Readings Help You?

Astrology and horoscope readings are more than just a glimpse into the future; they provide a roadmap for navigating the complexities of life. Here are some ways Psychic Shivanand’s readings can help you:

Gain Clarity: Understand why certain events are unfolding in your life and what the future holds.

Identify Opportunities: Find the right time to make major life decisions such as changing jobs, relocating, or pursuing relationships.

Strengthen Relationships: Psychic Shivanand’s love and relationship readings help you build stronger, more meaningful connections with your loved ones.

Resolve Life Challenges: Receive actionable advice on overcoming personal, financial, or emotional obstacles.

Book a Session with the Best Astrology and Horoscope Reader in Toronto

Whether you’re seeking answers about your love life, career, finances, or spiritual journey, Psychic Shivanand is here to guide you. His in-depth knowledge and compassionate approach ensure that each session brings you closer to understanding your life's purpose and destiny.

To book a session with the best astrology and horoscope reader in Toronto, visit Psychic Shivanand website or call today. Transform your life with the guidance of Toronto’s most trusted astrology