#psychic in Sacramento

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*But Buckle-Up Buttercup.

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My Pokemon white 2 nuzlocke team!

This was the second hardcore locke I ever did (after white)! T'was fun. Also the first time my strategy amounted to something other than "Fuck it, we ball." Pictured are: - Angeles the Volcarona (Flamethrower/Signal Beam/Psychic/Giga Drain) - Pismo the Jellicent (Ice Beam/Psychic/Will o' Wisp/Giga Drain) - Francisco the Ferrothorn (Curse/Toxic/Gyro Ball/Power Whip) - Pomona the Mienshao (Hi Jump Kick/Acrobatics/U-Turn/Reflect) - Monterey the Excadrill (Swords Dance/X-Scissor/Earthquake/Rock Slide) - Sacramento the Haxorus (Dragon Dance/Dragon Claw/Dual Chop/Superpower)

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16: Twinkeyz // Alpha-Jerk

Alpha-Jerk Twinkeyz 1979, Plurex

The Twinkeyz were a late ‘70s Sacramento garage rock band orbiting guitarist/singer/songwriter Donnie Jupiter. They cut a couple of singles in '77 and '78 and the Alpha-Jerk full-length in '79. The LP apparently suffered from mixing and mastering issues, and it disappeared virtually without a trace, taking the band with it. Jupiter would spend some time in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s playing bass in the even more obscure act Lizards, while also building a career in comics under his birthname Don Marquez. The Twinkeyz’ faint legend lingered though; their debut single “Aliens in Our Midst” is a regular on gay punk compilations, and they’re occasionally cited as a forerunner of queercore acts like Pansy Division.

The Twinkeyz were a B-movie Velvet Underground, laconic, witty rock and roll sweatered in primitive synth warbles and (to quote Scott Miller of Game Theory) “enough guitar effects to stun an elephant.” The lead guitarist (presumably Jupiter) is often the only one who seems more than minimally competent, and (although the songs on Alpha-Jerk were drawn from different sessions) the mix uniformly sounds like it’s thudding from a blown speaker. If the choice to self-produce robs Alpha-Jerk of a professional sheen, they also get to do a lot of stuff most producers wouldn’t allow. Nearly every track is studded with odd noises and found sounds, giving it a hand-made texture that suits the peculiarity of the music.

As with Suicide’s Alan Vega, the thing that makes Jupiter’s blunt songwriting distinctive is that it feels like an indoor kid’s idea of cool teenage music. “Strange Feeling” approximates then-current new wave pop, but the flatness of its affect seems to imply having feelings at all is the strange part; “Sweet Nothing” pulls the archetypally dumb garage move of ripping off the title (and nearly the melody) of a more well-known song, like they were trying to recreate “Oh! Sweet Nuthin’” from memory after dad broke their copy of Loaded over his knee. The lyrics about love, UFOs, psychic powers, and cartoons are obviously cute, but sometimes a sick sense of humour peeps through. Referring to weird psych as “bad drug” music in a well-worn cliché, but it’s the right description of “Alpha-Jerk,” a discordant dirge that could be about a kaiju or the Book of Revelations. The noises in the mix resemble the work of a crow leaving shiny bits and bobs on a tombstone.

It's all very good stuff for anyone with a taste for wimpy garage rock, but “Aliens in Our Midst” stands hips and knees over anything else here. The lyric cleverly mixes yarns about literal aliens with uncharacteristically direct anecdotes about queers and weirdos who “turn out okay” despite shitty circumstances, creating an anthem that is sentimental, bleakly funny, and ultimately hopeful in the exact ratio I adore. The campy call and response vocals in the chorus, Plan 9-ass guitar tone, subtly counterintuitive riff… it’s the stuff abductions are made of.

16/365

Sidebar: Cartuneland.com, the bizarre website of Donnie Jupiter (AKA Don Marquez)

As noted, Jupiter/Marquez mostly switched to illustration after the collapse of the Twinkeyz, and he's still selling his art on eBay. His own site, Cartuneland.com, is bewildering and uncanny in the way webpages end up when a brand outsources its content management to an overseas SEO firm. Samples of his fantasy paperback-style art are interspersed with bland stock photography, and the structure of the site is clearly based on a corporate template—only Marquez isn’t advertising himself as a freelancer, and the site isn't connected to his eBay page. The contact and social links are variously empty or broken, and the links to his past comics direct to Wayback Machine-captures from an Angelfire-era version of the site the artist probably built himself.

Strangest of all is the blog which, shockingly, has two posts this month alone—both of them about the Bodhran, an Irish hand drum. Of the six total posts on the blog as of this writing, two of them are interviews with Marquez. The others are ChatGPT-quality posts about general topics in music (e.g. “Connecting literature to art”; “What is a tin whistle?”) and a peculiar first-person story about learning to play the flute, all credited to someone named Rachel George. The idea was probably to pad out the blog with keyword-laden content to help the site become more visible to search engines, but to what end? Is Marquez really all that bent on becoming the most visible hit on “Don Marquez music” or “Bodhran for beginners”? You wouldn’t be able to tell from the interviews, which feature terse answers from the former Twinkey, such as:

Q: Many of your creations are based on classic horror and sci-fi films from the 1950s.

DM: I wasn’t trying to be retro.

Q: What’s missing from the current cinema that makes old films so memorable?

DM: Horror is a broad genre. Horror is a vast genre.

What we’re looking at here is most likely a Fiver contractor’s unfinished attempt to turn Jupiter’s website into a place to sell his original art, but as it stands it’s an oddly perfect web presence for a 73-year-old garage micro-legend and purveyor of swords ‘n’ tits fantasy. If anybody finds Question Mark’s Livejournal, please drop a link in the comments. And Donnie, if you're reading this, get in touch and I will fix your website for cheap!

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SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 2007 It used to be that I could at least count on not having to listen to the canal dog’s shit late at night, but not anymore. I honestly don’t see how the hell the owners can sleep through these late-night barking fits. Obviously, they’re scared of someone in particular or just the world in general and this is a guard dog. Why else would they keep it out there to make such a racket and basically ignore it?

But this is how it’s going to be everywhere I live, so why can’t I just get used to it? I simply wasn’t meant to live anywhere quiet. The bamboos and horseshoe may’ve curbed the neighbor curse, but the dog curse is still the same problem it’s always been since moving out west.

I exchanged emails with Denise again, and yes, I am getting the Hermione Granger doll for $100. She’s regularly $120 - $150. She’s going to send an invoice tomorrow and the doll will go out Monday. I mentioned moving to Sacramento and she said she’s a little over an hour north and would love to see me in her store. So would I, but with no less than $300 at hand, and that doesn’t look promising. But this is the difference between Tom and I. I’ve smartened up, and being the psychic that I am who knows what’s in her cards money-wise, she knows better than to get her hopes up for money. Yet sadly, Tom’s still vulnerable and gullible to God’s joy of playing with his head. He loves to tease us with money, that’s for sure. Almost as much as He likes to keep us living where we don’t want to live!

I’m wondering two things about my weight. One, perhaps I have maxed after all. I’ve been eating more than I should for nearly half a year now yet I’m still in the 130s. But since I have been in the 130s for a while, this brings me to another thing I’m wondering, and that’s whether or not my metabolism may’ve reached another turning point in its life. Maybe the 130s will be the new norm for the next decade instead of the 120s. It makes sense too, considering the fact that we gain a pound a year after gaining the initial 20-40 pounds most of us gain when we hit our 30s.

Again I had a dream about being a movie extra. Only instead of having to swim around in a huge pool, they actually had me say something, so I was a little more than an extra. I remember talking to some guy in his office who asked if I’d had any acting experience. I said I’d never acted professionally or had any training, but those who know me agree that acting is my best ability, and I agree as well. He said something about not cutting my hair and losing some weight. Then I asked how often rehearsals would be and he said once a week. I remember being a little worried, knowing that while I could keep a biweekly schedule, I was unsure as to whether or not I could keep a weekly schedule. I must’ve had some confidence in myself because I didn’t say anything about it. I simply took my script, whatever that was, and left the room.

When I woke up I wondered if there was a message in these dreams. I’ll have to research the subject some more because it does seem like a fun thing to do. On the other hand, God doesn’t like me doing what I like to do, so I’m sure that if I had to work it’d be because we were so damn broke that I had no choice, in which case I’d do something more dependable like housekeeping.

They have sweeps for winning roles as extras or bit-parts. I just entered to win a die-on role in a sci-fi movie.

THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2007 Emilie arrived today, and when I saw that Esme wasn’t with her, I began to worry. To describe Emilie first, she wears a white bodysuit with jeans, a gold belt, gold sandals, and diamond earrings. It’s a bitch getting things like shoes on without glasses as my eyes are getting so damn bad! I miss my old eyes big time!

Anyway, when I got up this evening, there was a message from Esme’s seller saying they tore their store and warehouse apart, but could not find her. Then they made me a few offers to make it up to me. This turns out to be a good thing because I’ve been wanting this doll from the Harry Potter series - Hermione Granger. She’s more expensive at $125, but I’m hoping she won’t be much extra with the discount they’ve offered if I want a more expensive doll. Tom said not to worry about additional costs; whatever it is we’ll pay. I’m waiting to hear back from them which I figure won’t be until tomorrow. I could actually thank Esme for hiding. Esme was nice, but Hermione’s way nicer! She not only has nice hair and a nice face and a gorgeous gown of lavender, violet and magenta, but she’s sculpted differently than most Tonner dolls. She has detail around the neck area and more realistic hands. I’ve been wanting her big time ever since I saw better pictures of her at the same site I was to get Esme from.

I’m also stealing 7 hardcover books by mail since we’re moving soon and I could use some new books. Not just to read, but for credit at a used bookstore down there. Only Jodi S didn’t order them, Jodina S did.

Lastly, we made a small Yves Rocher order because they were having good deals. One of the free gifts included an umbrella that he needs. His old ugly black one broke, so soon he’ll have a nice new sky blue one. I got mostly samplers for myself so I could get more for the money. I got mostly perfumes, shower gels and lotions, as well as sparkling pink lipstick and some incense. Not surprising, I suppose since I just love the stuff, even though I still have a ton of incense left.

The weather’s warming up a bit again, and although it’s still freezing at night, I’m still finding baby spiders in here. I guess they’ve made up their minds that it’s their time to rule and no amount of cold is going to put their lights back out till next fall. I’m just glad we won’t be here!

I sent Paula a letter, but as usual, I don’t expect one in return. Just messages to call her so she can make sure she’s not even there to answer.

Tonight I won a $30 stainless steel coffee thermos in an instant, and he got a shirt in the mail.

TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2007 Oregon’s back to being how it usually is – cold. We even had some rain and a dusting of snow. The good in it is that it’s killed any spiders that were born recently and kept things quieter. It’s been too cold to sit at this computer late at night. When I can’t get this room up to 70º all I want to do is dive under my comforter with a book. It’ll be back up in the 60s in just a couple of days.

I got sick of sleeping with the mask so I darkened this room up again. It’ll still be ideal for motels. Just 65 days left here!

I won Tom an Arby’s gift certificate which is his favorite fast food place like mine is KFC.

SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2007 Paula called and of course we had to play yet another round of hopeless phone tag. Justin said she was with some friend named Joanne.

If we really do split on June 1st, then we now have 69, almost 68 days left here. All I’m going to miss are the summers and the lack of blacks in this place!

I’m not going to have a damn bit of a problem with leaving this place messy and dirty either. Not just to make them work for our $450 deposit, but because they should’ve had the decency to pay to move us when they sent us that bitch and her dog. We specifically said “no dogs,” and “no obvious noise sources,” and while they may’ve had no choice since the laws favor people like that while we don’t have any noise protection rights of any kind, they could’ve at least paid to move us. Either that or give us a discount on the first month here. I’m just worried about what God will put us with in Sacramento. Will it be blacks? Mexicans? Both? I just hope to hell they don’t go giving them yet more rights! Especially about being called racial slurs cuz they’ll take advantage of that one big time and call the pigs on anyone that pisses them off, claiming they called them a racial slur. The pigs will automatically side with them, too.

Although I still haven’t heard anything, I did see the dog across the street a few days ago. I wonder what they’ve been doing to keep it quiet when they let it out. I wish someone would do something about the fucking canal dog, but while the neighbor curse may be lifted, the dog curse is definitely not. The question is, did the bamboos and or the horseshoe have a hand in protecting us from bad neighbors here? Or are these neighbors just a fluke? I’d need a few more neighbors to say for sure, but right now I’d have to say it’s a fluke and that we’ll go right back to having to live with the same loud, rude and obnoxious assholes that just can’t shut up for one minute. While whites may make bad neighbors too, because most people are rude, inconsiderate and hard up for attention, the minorities are by far the worst. They simply cannot stand to be ignored and will do everything and anything to get in people’s faces and let them know they exist.

When I sent Ashton-Drake a message asking what was taking so long with the exchange for Tiny Miracle Jasmine, they replied saying they hadn’t received the cats back that I returned, but for the sake of client relations, they would credit our card. This was nice to know. I had them cancel Jasmine, though, saying that we’d be moving in 8-10 weeks, right around the time they expect her in from the manufacturer, and I don’t want any delivery mix-ups. I said I’d place a new order sometime in the future from the new place. Instead, I got a basic Esme doll on eBay from a place in Chico which is in NorCal. She should arrive around the time Emilie arrives from Arkansas.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 2007 Got my incense from the stickman. The dumb cock still has himself set up to reject email or else I’d have gotten my top choices that he’s been too lazy to put on his list. Instead, I got some secondary choices, but the stuff’s still good, and he gave me 75 sticks rather than 50.

Tom was nice enough to let me order a doll with his $50 winning ticket. I went to order my first Marley doll which is Tyler’s little 12” sister, but they were sold out of the basic one I wanted, and so were other sites, so I’m getting the NYC Ballet basic brunette. She’s a little more, though, at $64, but we’re going to be so broke for so long that I’m determined to live it up while I can. This is an Emilie sculpt, one I don’t have yet. She wears her hair in a ponytail and is in a long-sleeved jersey with jeans and sandals. She has a gold chain belt and earrings, too.

Last night I won 5,000 points at Netwinner and am now just over 20,000 points. With 5,000 more points, I could get a $25 Walmart card, but I’d rather wait and accumulate 100,000 points so I can get a $100 card. Besides, these cards take many weeks to get and I don’t want to get one here that may not get forwarded. I want to wait until we get moved and get a new address.

SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 2007 I slept with the mask last night and it wasn’t too uncomfortable. It’ll be ideal for motels. Tom would drive me crazy with the TV flickering when I’d be trying to sleep, and with opening and closing the door when the sun was shining right on it, so next time around I’ll be able to block that out. If only sound was as easy to block as light is!

Four years with the Iraqi war and what have we got to show for it? Too many damn Iraqis still standing!

He won $40 on one scratch ticket and $50 on another, but TUT’s still a bust. I don’t think it’ll make a difference because you can’t make be what isn’t meant to be, but Tom wants to try doing a money spell together. He thinks doing it together would make a difference since we did do the one in the duplex together and that one seemed to stop one unusually bad thing after another from happening to us, along with the help of the bamboos. The upcoming move will be the real test as far as that spell goes, along with the bamboos. We’re going to be jobless and homeless again, and he’s going to be making half of what he makes here in a place that’s twice as expensive. Can the spell and plants help protect us against an evil God determined as hell to see us suffer??? Or will we lose everything this time around and be stuck in the past, living in dumps with neighbors who can’t shut up, using upside-down boxes as furniture, scraping pennies, etc.? Could God hate us that much? Yeah, He could. It’s sad but true. We start over, we start to get ahead, He kicks us back. The question is just how far back He’ll be wanting to kick us this time. Meanwhile, He’ll continue to bless our families with more and more money and luxuries, never letting them get the tiniest taste of what it’s like to have to do without. Hell, we don’t even have a fucking refrigerator right now!

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2007 It’s 70º out there now and the stereos are maddening. I almost wish it would cool down again just to shut them up till we have to deal with that shit year-round in California. Mostly, though, I don’t want it warming up too soon while we’re in such a dump of a house that’s so open to spiders.

Tom got me a foam mask to sleep with so I could brighten up the bedroom in order to have the bamboos in here. Because I left the darkening shades up behind the blinds for privacy, the room’s still a bit gloomy till the afternoon sun hits the side of the house.

I emailed drugstore.com and they said they do deliver Claritin to California, so that means it is over the counter there. So 4 months after we get there they’ll make it a prescription drug. Either way, we’re down to just 76 days or less to go till we get outa here!

TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2007 Two good things happened today, and two not-so-good things happened as well.

The good thing was that I hit 3 instants in a row even though I forgot to bring the bamboos in here. They’re nothing special, though. Just a disc case, a PSP movie we don’t have a PSP PlayStation to play on, and a $20 Office Max gift card. The gift card would be nice to get, but I don’t care about the case or movie.

The other good thing is that although he’s only up $7, he bet on 9 races and two scratched and the other 6 all won. He would’ve won all but one had he been here to change his bets on the two that scratched. We’re still a long way from being able to bet big, but I’d rather the slow way than no way.

The bamboo’s energy seems to linger a day or two after they’re moved away since Tom didn’t start doing bad the instant I moved them out of his room, and I won the instants today. But they do start with their wonderful influence the instant you bring them back! Tomorrow I’ve got to remember to bring them in here before I hit the dailies. I still don’t see us ever getting rich, but if I can turn CDs and T-shirts into bigger wins, and if he can gain a few bucks a day rather than lose a few a day, then that’s certainly better than nothing.

The first bad thing is that they made him work overtime, and you know how much he hates his job. We walked to the store and got some of the usual things, as well as this caramel-flavored Pepsi that just came out. It’s pretty good.

The second bad thing is that Randy’s gone. Someone else delivered today and I asked if it was Randy’s day off and the guy said he was gone. I said that was too bad and the guy said that while a lot of people liked him on this route, he’s gone to another route. Also, he didn’t know who the new regular would be, but that someone would bid on it. Having once worked at the post office, along with his brother David, Tom explained to me that he probably didn’t know he was switching routes until today, which would explain why Randy never mentioned it. I’d think he’d have said something about it if he knew it was coming. Tom said he probably bid on an easier route that wasn’t so hilly, but that they don’t post the new route openings until they’re actually available, and of course, those who have been at the PO longer get first dibs. I wonder why he’d have bid on this route in the first place. Maybe they begged and pleaded with him to take it. I just hope whoever the new person is doesn’t fuck up before we leave.

It’s a real bummer. All the good people leave! The only difference between the 3 people that will always stand out in my mind when I think of Oregon (there’s been 1 for each year spent here) is that Jane liked me, I liked Liz, and Randy was a way cool friend. They’ll definitely be the top 3 highlights of Oregon. The druggie waitress falling all over me, the hot-looking cashier I wished would fall over me, and the jolly old mailman.

MONDAY, MARCH 12, 2007 The weather’s been incredible! I know the spiders are waking up, though, just by all the shiny screen decorations I’ve been seeing. It hit 69º yesterday and right now it’s already 58º yet it’s just barely after noon. I was able to sleep without heat last night and as of two hours ago, the gas heater shut off for the day. Ah, to be saving money this early in the year! I just hope we don’t need to put the AC in before we go, though I don’t think this warm spell will last. After all, it is still only March and this is still Klamath Falls. It’s going to be insanely noisy in a few hours!

Maricopa’s to be 89º today; too hot. Sacramento’s to be 81º, and of course Springfield won’t get over 56º.

Someone left in a car I’ve never seen before from the side next door, though there wasn’t any music. I’m a little worried that the warmth will bring out the worst in them, so I’ll just be glad we don’t have much time left here and that the dog across the street has been gone. That’s a first too, as they don’t usually leave before we do.

Tom and I both agree that my sweep wins have gone down lately and so have his horse wins. After thinking about it, it hit me that this is the way it’s been since none of the bamboos have been by our monitors. I figured they’d do good things for us no matter what room they were in, and although I still know we’ll never get rich, I put two by my monitor and two by his. They definitely seem to help us more the closer they are to us, and the more the merrier, so we’re going to get more as soon as we can once we’re moved.

Another pattern we’ve noticed is that his racing days seem to start off good, then he ends up behind towards the end of the day after he’s bet on about 15-20 races. It’s like EFO can only predict so many winners at a time before it starts fucking up. Again, I know God won’t let him succeed, but it will still be interesting to see the outcome of today’s 9 races that he bet on with the bamboos close by.

His shoulder was acting up last night before I put the bamboos by his monitor. Not long afterward, the pain subsided.

It’s amazing how a plant can put out such good vibes! How can it do that without a brain, I wonder? I also wonder if there are plants that do just the opposite and curse people. Well, if there are, I know I’d never want one! I’m only keeping the bamboos in here while I sleep, then I return them to the living room. It’s just that the bedroom’s too dark to keep them in here. Tom’s going to pick me up a sleep mask I’ve been wanting anyway. If that’s not too uncomfortable to sleep with, then I can brighten the bedroom. I do like bright sunny rooms when I’m not sleeping anyway.

Later…

It’s too soon to say that putting the bamboos back made a difference, but instead of EFO losing two days in a row, it broke even today. His shoulder’s been ok today so far, too.

Well, I can’t say I’m attracted to Randy, but there’s something about him. He’s just so way cool. In the end, it’s him I’ll miss the most. If someone had told me that when I left Oregon, it’d be the mailman I’d miss the most, I’d have laughed royally.

With the weather being so much nicer I sat out and waited for him when I saw him across the street. He said something about my sitting out waiting for him. Either it was “surprising” or “nice” that I was waiting for him. I think it was “nice.” Then I teased him by saying that I heard it was to be 120º this weekend. He first said he thought I was nicer than that, then said he couldn’t take that and that the summers here are almost too hot for him.

SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 2007 The clocks went ahead early this year because of that global warming thing. Today’s to be in the mid-60s. All the snow has melted and I hope to hell I never have to see it again! It’s never gotten this warm this fast here. I love it except for the bugs that are starting to come out, and of course our little attention-getters are enjoying it immensely. And also, of course, no one will do a damn thing about it.

Tom got me this shampoo by Herbal Essence that straightens hair. I’m amazed at how much straighter it is. It’s not as straight as Liz’s hair was, but it is noticeably straighter. The only thing I don’t like is that it’s a bit frizzier, too. Before I had been using their shampoo that smoothes and does a good job as well.

I’ve really come to dig Randy, our mailman. He’s a very friendly dude that’s become sort of like a friend to me. I hope we have a mailman as cool as him when we move. I teased him by saying that he better watch out because the post office may transfer him to Arizona, and he looked horrified at that idea. He can’t take the heat and so he likes this climate. I wondered for a moment if he even liked me, but nah. I’m 41 and fat and guys are pretty picky about that. I can see myself digging him if I were single and straight. He’s tall and skinny, though he is older. I first thought he was in his 60s, but I think he may be in his late 40s or early 50s. I’ve nicknamed him Batman because of the cape he wore the other day when it rained. It did look sort of funny, though not in a bad way. Tom said he once delivered where he works and someone laughed at the way he was dressed. Then someone else said to be nice to him because he’s a Jehovah’s Witness. They’re the ones that believe those of the right religion will one day be resurrected to forever live a perfect life on earth while those of the wrong religion will simply stay dead. The sun ain’t gonna burn forever, though, so that sort of shoots down that theory, doesn’t it?

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 2007 I’m swinging onto days which sucks. I like it better on nights when I can go into the kitchen without getting barked at. What’s really going to suck about living attached to others again, since it’s just like being in a separate room of a big rooming house or something, is that I’m going to want to be up at night when it’s quieter, yet it’ll be too noisy to sleep during the daytime. That’s how it was in the duplex the last 4 months we were there, and I’m sure it’ll be that way again soon, making this house seem like it had been oh-so remote. But I won’t miss this microscopic shoebox of a dump either!

I’ve been trying not to think about how much I miss our old house and all the space around it. I don’t miss Arizona or the shitty life we had down there, but I sure miss being in a newer place on acreage. I’ve been feeling so much like a lost soul lately. This must be what they mean when they speak of lost souls that can’t quite make it to the other side. I just want to go home, but there is no home for me!

Sure enough, we couldn’t order the Claritin because Oregon is one of the states they can’t ship it to. It may be an over-the-counter thing in California, but so what if it is? They’d just change that after I started using it again. I’m so fucking sick of living a life that belongs to the government or God! Now Washington wants to ban “boos” from high school sports, that’s how controlling this country is. Next thing you know you’re not even going to be allowed to say “hello.” It’s ok, though, I don’t mind staying big. It may not be as easy to get around with all this weight, but it’s all I’ve known for years now and it will help when some asshole that can’t shut up in the apartments is stupid enough to shove me like Bonny did or threaten me like Barbara did. I prefer peace, but it’s going to feel so good to be able to do what I so stupidly didn’t do for various reasons the last time I dealt with people like Bonny, Barbara and Nancy. I’m going to love seeing their looks of utter shock when they see that yes, someone shorter than them really can and will fight back, and maybe it’ll protect someone else in the future. Of course, it’ll be me defending myself, so God will see to it that I get subpoenaed for it. Ah, but this time I won’t be playing court with anybody! There are so many people I wish I hadn’t cowered down to that I know I would and could hurt if I had been like I am today when they threatened me, but maybe God was actually doing me a favor by having me be a wimp for a while. Yes, the accumulation of threats made me more aggressive and angrier, but think of how many jail sentences I’d have served by now before I stopped answering to court calls! But things are different now, and like I said, I’d prefer for people not to provoke me in any way, but as soon as one does I’ll be ready for them, male or female, and I don’t have to be a big tough guy myself. All I need is good, quick reflexes and one hell of a temper, and I’ve got these things. I also get mad a lot easier than I get scared, so submissiveness is something they won’t get from me. That fury, along with speed, eye contact and blows to their faces and necks should be enough to do the trick as long as no one shoots me, clubs me on the head from behind when I least expect it, or is much heavier and pins me. I’m also willing to be hurt as well. I’ll have to as no one can slam their fist into someone’s face as hard as I’ll need to and not get their hand messed up.

SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 2007 Got the rest of my incense today and they did a great job. So it took just over 6 weeks. Not bad with the way they broke it up and sent a little at a time. I’ve had to wait longer for less with Incense Galore.

I also got my first good win in a while. It’s a Swiffer wet/dry mop and it does a great job of cleaning hairs off of floors. It’s way quicker than vacuuming. Hairy floors tend to be hard to vacuum anyway cuz the exhaust from the vacuum blows the hairs around.

We still have a lot of snow. Too much for next door to be driving in and out beside the house, but it’s starting to melt as a warming trend begins to move through.

FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 2007 The damn snow never ends! It’s supposed to be back in the 50s in a few days, so I hope some of the shit melts then. It’s been so cold that I can’t get this room over 65º. The stereos have been somewhat limited, but the canal dog just gets worse and worse each month. I still can’t believe no one complains, if not about the racket, then about it being left outside in such horrible weather.

Well, my naïvely and unrealistically optimistic husband doesn’t think so, but I think they’re going to start him off at minimum wage or very close to it. One almost always has to start at the bottom and work their way up anyhow. Every job he’s ever gotten since I’ve known him was that way, and I don’t see why he thinks it’d be different this time. Ah, but I’m going to beat God at His own game this time around and refuse to give in to poverty by sitting on my ass and just accepting it! I may have no choice but to accept that we’ll never get rich, but this time, instead of struggling our asses off and giving Him a good laugh while we’re at it, I’m determined to get work housekeeping at a motel or hotel near wherever we live. I don’t like the idea of being demoted to where I was 20 years ago – housekeeping and living in an apartment, but if that’s what I have to do to supplement our income, so be it. I’ll just have to remember not to let myself get caught up on my sleep on my days off because that’s how I get all messed up. If I can’t catch up by going to sleep earlier, then I obviously wasn’t as tired as I thought. Remembering how it was when I was in school, then at the Harley Hotel, I can say that it usually took me until the afternoon to wake up. I’ll miss being home and I’ll be exhausted, but why sit at home, listen to all the noise around me, and worry about where our next meal is to come from? Or simply that we won’t have a penny left for us after the expenses are paid.

One thing I know I won’t do this time around is take people’s shit like I did at the Harley, but part of that was my fault for being social like I was back in those days. This is why I’d like to go for housekeeping; because it’s easy to get hired for and you usually don’t have to deal with as many people. At the Harley, I’d see others at lunch and on the morning and afternoon cigarette breaks. Well, I don’t smoke now so that only leaves lunch. Meanwhile, I’m not going to play the games people love to play. I’m not going to discuss personal matters that aren’t anyone’s business. I’m not going to debate politics. I’m not going to be involved in any pranks. And I’m not going to mix business with pleasure. At least not in the ways I used to.

Robo makes sweeping so much faster that I should still be able to do that as well. The point is that together we shouldn’t be making much less than 2 Gs a month, so even if the cheapest 1-bedroom apartment is $600, we shouldn’t have just a few hundred bucks left over to worry about how we’re going to make last the month once the rent’s paid for.

I just hope Tom’s right in assuming we could get a place on Unemployment in the first place. I would think most places would want you to have a job. I’m just not sure if I want an apartment or a motel since these are our only choices. They both have their pros and cons. With an apartment, you wouldn’t have to worry about pesky housekeepers, but people don’t usually bring their stereos, or their 6 grandkids, or their 16 siblings to motels. Either one would suck, but this is all our lovely God feels we deserve.

I’m torn between wishing I could accept the life I don’t want, which is all that’s in store for me, and wishing I could get up the nerve to kill myself. I only haven’t because of Tom, but when I think of our bleak future and read headlines about how New York wants to make it a crime to say the N-word, while an Australian judge ruled that it’s perfectly ok to make gay slurs like a radio broadcaster did, and how only gay-bashers are protected by the bullshit freedom of speech laws, I don’t want to live in such a world as this. I not only thought I couldn’t hate God any more than I do today, but I thought I couldn’t hate people more than I do either. They’re just so backward! I hate almost everything about everyone. There are just so few accepting, non-controlling people out there. Everybody’s got zero tolerance for everybody else, and everybody’s so damn determined to change people, too! The world is just too twisted a place for me. Why have “freedom of speech” laws if some of us can’t say what we want? If they can slur us, why can’t we slur them? Instead, if we get slurred on the job or wherever we’re on our own with absolutely no protection whatsoever.

I think the fact that most of them are still broke goes to show that it is indeed their choice. Especially since job discrimination is virtually non-existent these days. If anything, it’s discriminative in their favor, so Tom better hope some “minority” isn’t applying for the same job he is since he’d never get it. Not even if he were the one who was more qualified.

I see the tables turning within the next few decades the more blacks steal our rights. The more rights we lose on account of them, and the more the laws favor them, the more fed up we’re going to eventually get, and someday we’ll riot and fight back just like they did. It may be the wrong way to fight back, but it’s perfectly understandable, too. The more people are shit on, the more they want to attack, not caring if the person’s innocent or not and didn’t do a damn thing to them personally. So the more rights they get protecting them from even a simple and silly thing such as a dirty look while we’re left to fend for ourselves when they shit on us at a time they know they legally can, I’m sure there are a future white Rodney King and black Reginald Denny waiting to set a similar example, only it’ll be white against black instead of black against white.

I can understand some of their warped behavior, believe it or not. Hey, if I were suddenly a rich, famous black person or a judge, I just may kill someone that pissed me off too, if I knew I could get away with it. Why stand around and argue or try to reason with them if I could simply shoot them? If you give someone the role of God, they’re going to gladly play it!

[oldmancali]

         R&B  World War

      Battle For California

      L.A.  Vs  Sacramento

 

Chris Brown  Vs  Old Man Cali

 

Supported by RadioPushers

 

 

 

Instructions: Click this post and the links for the songs. After playing all the songs. Leave your comment in the comments on who won. To score, you can write 4-2 Chris Brown or 4-2 Cali.

 

   Wheels Fall Off   Vs   Playa

 

Wheels Fall Off- Chris Brown

https://youtu.be/sWa2PPEUL-M?si=ULdcyXi7l09dLWLD

 

Vs

Playa- Old Man Cali

https://youtu.be/GOdE6QvN5q4?si=yolnkt3dJaLswuy9

 

   Pitch Black   Vs   Quality Time

 

Pitch Black

https://youtu.be/BSp7EAu-sTc?si=cNEAAMBGocckbAjW

 

Vs

 Quality Time- Old Man Cali

https://youtu.be/gJ1HiLEaCHk?si=IfheJBQ6MVH13oZm

 

Sex Memories- Chris Brown

https://youtu.be/Drm6E5weSTk?si=hM5YCfHHi9vQs34d

 

Vs

Water Sports- Old Man Cali

https://youtu.be/0qeihopl-4E?si=At2dRNDbx4IHdAEl

 

 Psychic  Vs   Here We Are (Internet Dating)

 

Psychic- Chris Brown

https://youtu.be/ylJ-xJpKLIo?si=dJGDQcMMz9osEWrR

 

Here We Are-Old Man Cali

https://youtu.be/XgUQ0ph6-ag?si=KtcXj5h9WCpVV6j-

 

  Call Me Everyday  Vs  Plus

 

Call Me Everyday- Chris Brown

https://youtu.be/TTqc_d6O3JQ?si=i9BqjqkPcnyGwUQL

 

VS

Plus- Old Man Cali

https://youtu.be/NaupWwf5uoo?si=IGveydrofscs0cZ1

 

   Closure    Vs   Shake Something

 

Closure- Chris Brown

https://youtu.be/vvkazu3uso0?si=9VZ79-FubSE9jNWp

 

Vs

Shake Something- Old Man Cali

https://youtu.be/e7dNHGL3PIo?si=MEwZtcVG8SrdCrpJ

 

#xraided #strangemusic #sacramentomusic #Sactown #cbo #brothalynchhung #lunicolione #bayareamusic #MistahFab #E40 #Icecube #snoop #wc #hiphop #hiphopculture #hiphopmusic #hiphoplifestyle #Raidedvscali #battle4sac #LaRussell #hittaslim #Chrisbrown #deathrow

[blogparanormalexpresso2stuff]

Special Event with Medium Nancy Matz-Ghost Photo

Tonight Nancy and Charlotte will debut the photo of a full apparition caught during a Skype meeting.

Join them as they describe how and when this photo was taken.

Matz has been a working psychic for 32 years, and during her career, she has assisted the California Haunts on more than 40 investigations as a ghost investigator and remote viewer. Ghost tours Sacramento City Cemetery six years of 5/6 events each year, with monies earned for repairs of broken head stones.

Matz's specialty is communication and visual identification of spirits and ghosts who inhabited our world with us. Her clientele often seek her out including those dying, and who greet us at death, family grieving and recover afterward.

Another area of preferred clientele family and children focus issues and children development. Past Life regressions and identifying past life recovery issues. Radio, TV shows and Conferences and events are listed at websites.

Sessions https://nancymatz.com/... for setting up appointments.

[bestpsychicincalifornia]

Finding the Best Mediums and Psychics Near You: A Guide to California's Top Spiritual Guides

medium/psychic near me

California, known for its diverse culture and vibrant spiritual community, is home to some of the most renowned mediums and psychics. If you’re searching for a reputable psychic or medium near you, this guide will help you navigate through the state's best spiritual guides, offering insights into their services, specialties, and what you can expect from a reading.

Understanding Mediums and Psychics

Before diving into the specifics, it’s important to understand the roles of mediums and psychics. While these terms are often used interchangeably, they refer to different types of spiritual practitioners:

Psychics are individuals who claim to have the ability to perceive information about events, people, or objects through extrasensory perception (ESP). They use various methods such as tarot cards, astrology, or clairvoyance to provide insights.

Mediums specifically communicate with spirits or entities from the afterlife. Their primary role is to connect clients with loved ones who have passed away, delivering messages and offering closure.

Why Choose a Local Medium or Psychic?

Choosing a medium or psychic near you has several advantages:

Personal Connection: Being physically present allows for a more intimate and personal reading experience.

Convenience: Local practitioners can offer flexible scheduling and in-person consultations, which may be preferable to online or long-distance readings.

Reputation: Local reviews and word-of-mouth recommendations can give you a better sense of a practitioner’s reputation and reliability.

Top Mediums and Psychics in California

1. Psychic Melanie in Los Angeles

Psychic Melanie is a renowned figure in the Los Angeles spiritual community. Known for her compassionate approach and accurate readings, Melanie offers a range of services including tarot readings, psychic consultations, and mediumship. Her ability to connect with clients on a personal level has earned her numerous positive reviews.

Specialties:

Tarot Card Readings

Mediumship

Spiritual Guidance

Why Choose Psychic Melanie? Psychic Melanie’s readings are noted for their clarity and depth. Her approach is empathetic, and she provides practical advice to help clients navigate life’s challenges.

2. Astrologer Marco in San Francisco

Astrologer Marco is a highly respected figure in San Francisco’s astrological community. With over 20 years of experience, Marco specializes in detailed natal charts, predictive astrology, and relationship compatibility.

Specialties:

Natal Chart Readings

Predictive Astrology

Relationship Compatibility

Why Choose Astrologer Marco? Marco’s expertise in astrology is backed by a deep understanding of astrological history and techniques. Clients appreciate his ability to provide detailed and insightful readings that offer guidance on personal and professional matters.

3. Medium Sarah in San Diego

Medium Sarah is celebrated for her genuine connection with the spirit world. Based in San Diego, Sarah offers mediumship readings that help clients connect with departed loved ones. Her compassionate and respectful approach has made her a trusted medium in the community.

Specialties:

Spirit Communication

Past Life Readings

Healing Sessions

Why Choose Medium Sarah? Sarah’s readings are known for their emotional depth and accuracy. Her ability to convey messages from the other side provides comfort and closure to those seeking connection with lost loved ones.

4. Psychic Alana in Sacramento

Psychic Alana offers a variety of psychic services in Sacramento, including aura readings, crystal healing, and intuitive counseling. Her holistic approach integrates various psychic tools to provide comprehensive insights and healing.

Specialties:

Aura Readings

Crystal Healing

Intuitive Counseling

Why Choose Psychic Alana? Alana’s holistic approach to psychic readings is highly valued. Clients appreciate her ability to combine different methods to address their specific needs and concerns.

5. Astrologer Diana in Santa Monica

Astrologer Diana is a skilled practitioner based in Santa Monica, offering expertise in both Western and Vedic astrology. Her readings focus on personal growth, career development, and relationship dynamics.

Specialties:

Western and Vedic Astrology

Personal Growth Readings

Career Guidance

Why Choose Astrologer Diana? Diana’s dual expertise in Western and Vedic astrology provides a unique perspective for clients. Her readings are detailed and tailored to individual needs, helping clients make informed decisions.

What to Expect from a Reading

When visiting a medium or psychic, you can expect a range of experiences depending on their specialty:

Clairvoyant Readings: Many psychics use clairvoyance (clear seeing) to provide insights into your past, present, and future. This can include visions, symbols, or images that offer guidance.

Tarot Readings: Tarot cards are used to explore different aspects of your life, offering insights into various situations and potential outcomes.

Mediumship Sessions: During a mediumship session, the medium will attempt to contact spirits or entities from the afterlife, delivering messages from loved ones.

Astrological Readings: Astrologers analyze celestial bodies and their influence on your life, offering insights into personality traits, life events, and future opportunities.

How to Choose the Right Medium or Psychic for You

Finding the right spiritual guide involves several considerations:

Reputation and Reviews: Research practitioners’ reputations through online reviews and testimonials. Personal recommendations can also be valuable.

Specialties: Choose a practitioner whose specialties align with your needs. For example, if you’re seeking closure from a lost loved one, a medium might be the best choice.

Consultation Style: Consider whether you prefer a structured reading (like tarot or astrology) or a more open-ended session (like mediumship).

Comfort Level: It’s important to feel comfortable with your chosen practitioner. A good psychic or medium will make you feel at ease and provide a supportive environment.

Preparing for Your Reading

To get the most out of your session:

Be Open-Minded: Approach the reading with an open mind and a willingness to explore new perspectives.

Prepare Questions: If you have specific questions or areas of focus, prepare them in advance to help guide the session.

Relax and Trust: Trust the process and allow yourself to be present during the reading. A relaxed state can enhance the accuracy and depth of the insights received.

Conclusion

California offers a wealth of talented mediums and psychics, each bringing their unique skills and approaches to spiritual guidance. Whether you’re seeking answers, closure, or personal growth, finding a reputable and skilled practitioner near you can provide valuable insights and support.

By exploring the top mediums and psychics mentioned in this guide, you can make an informed choice and embark on a fulfilling journey of spiritual discovery.

[remembertheplunge]

6/8/1986. Placerville, El Dorado County, California. Jan's house.

Gorgeous spring day in June. It makes you feel like a part of the landscape. After an evening with Jan and Beth and Jack. Beth was Jan's 5 year old grand daughter.  Jack is maybe 35. He is black. He is divorced. Has a half white, half black child and has been married to a white woman. He built a house, put his all into it and then lost it in a divorce action with his wife. Jan believes least possibly because he is black he lost his house. I guess what she really meant was that he is black in all white El Dorado County. I felt a bit of resistance being there with him. I threatened their new relationship. And so, between that, Beth blaring Sesame Street and me doing a job skills exercise from the book “What Color is my Parachute?”which totally freaked me out, I had to get out of there. I don’t believe Jan completely understands why. I used the agitation to move because I have a million things to do today. 

I sit here in one of my favorite coffee places in Sacramento sipping coffee and eating a cheese blintz.

I was writing earlier at a bar restaurant in Old Sacramento called Fat City.  Just as I was writing there two pages back “The beat goes on”, I was interrupted by a guy who said “Wow, a guy with a book in here. I do that, too. This is my seat." And, with that, we launched into a beautiful conversation about life, the spirit (he is agnostic), work,  and the job hunt. He married a black woman (he is white). He divorced. He is now married to a blind woman. They have a little girl. He won $10,000 in the Lottery. (I’m seeing more and more now that lack of money is a big source of my frustration. Maybe living in a smaller place would be OK, or even taking in a quiet room mate. You know, that’s a possibility I haven’t fully considered. Hmmmmmm.  Oh, I like my space. Maybe I can find a little back house somewhere.)

At any rate, the guy, John, wants to invest his $10,000 in an agate lamp business. I encouraged him to do so.  I know that I would love to have one. He currently works in a prison as a teacher of graphic arts. Last week, he received a death threat in a note that included his address. He is scared and I believe well he should be. He wants to switch jobs. He is very liberal and always smiles. Maybe a new friendship will evolve!

Last evening with Jan was magical. We watched a candle burning machine with racing angels and spinning windmill cast shadows into heaven via their reflections in a window. We meditated on faint blue light from people circle candle. It simply would not die. . Hope burns on. Jack said “Doesn’t take much to entertain you two.”I did a psychic reading for Jan. I told them that ghost touched my hand as I lie waiting for sleep. She has spirits in her house that touch and feel now . Gene has many that visit him. We talked about our sexuality. A woman friend told Jan that her relationship with Jack , a younger black man, was just a step to a totally solo relationship with a woman. I said, hey, if you don’t want that, don’t do it. That’s as bad as faking a straight relationship when you are not straight. Jan said that some believe that it is the ultimate statement of liberation of women.

In her striving to be liberated though, she goes a bit overboard. She not only sent me to the store to buy the majority of fixings for dinner and breakfast. I had to help prepare the dinner, do the dishes, put them in the dish washer. When all the dishes would not fit in, she asked me to stick them in, anyway. I said “N0” nicely. Enough is enough.

For an occasional overnight guest such as I, forced labor and payment is uncool. But, she’s done this before.

I just needed my space today. I am very glad I got outta there. Now I sit here enjoying the symphony—the taste of coffee in my mouth, the hum and whirl of some machine in here, the day’s waiting prospects, etc. Must go out into the world again. Bye. LW

[blogparanormalexpresso2stuff]

The Difference Between Poltergeists and Ghosts with Medium Nancy Matz

Matz has been a working psychic for 33 years, and during her career, she has assisted the California Haunts on more than 40 investigations as a ghost investigator and remote viewer. Ghost tours Sacramento City Cemetery six years of 5/6 events each year, with monies earned for repairs of broken head stones. Matz's specialty is communication and visual identification of spirits and ghosts who inhabited our world with us. Her clientele often seek her out including those dying, and who greet us at death, family grieving and recover afterward. Another area of preferred clientele family and children focus issues and children development. Past Life regressions and identifying past life recovery issues. Radio, TV shows and Conferences and events are listed at websites. Sessions https://nancymatz.com/contactme.html for setting up appointments.

[bestpsychicincalifornia]

Exploring the Best Psychic Stores in California: A Comprehensive Guide to Finding Top Psychics, Astrologers, and Spiritual Healers

psychic stores near me

California, known for its diverse culture and eclectic mix of people, is also a hub for mystical and spiritual practices. From the bustling streets of Los Angeles to the serene landscapes of Northern California, finding a psychic store that suits your needs can be both exciting and overwhelming. Whether you're seeking a psychic reading, astrological insights, or spiritual healing, this guide will help you navigate the best psychic stores across the Golden State. We’ll explore the top psychic stores, offer insights into their services, and provide tips on what to look for in a reputable psychic or astrologer.

Understanding Psychic Stores

Psychic stores are unique establishments where individuals can access a variety of spiritual and metaphysical services. These stores often offer psychic readings, astrology consultations, tarot readings, palm readings, and other spiritual services. They may also sell related products like crystals, tarot decks, and metaphysical books. The quality and type of services can vary significantly, so knowing what to look for can make all the difference.

Top Psychic Stores in California

1. The Mystic Moon - Los Angeles

Located in the heart of Los Angeles, The Mystic Moon is renowned for its experienced psychics and astrologers. The store offers a range of services including tarot readings, astrology charts, and mediumship sessions. Their team is known for their professionalism and deep spiritual insight.

Services Offered: Tarot readings, astrology consultations, mediumship, crystal healing.

Highlights: Experienced psychics, personalized sessions, spiritual products.

2. Crystal Visions - San Francisco

Crystal Visions, nestled in San Francisco’s vibrant Haight-Ashbury district, is a go-to destination for those interested in crystals and metaphysical tools. Their psychics and astrologers are highly regarded, and the store is well-known for its wide selection of crystals and spiritual books.

Services Offered: Psychic readings, crystal consultations, astrology readings, spiritual counseling.

Highlights: Extensive crystal collection, knowledgeable staff, community workshops.

3. The Enchanted Path - San Diego

The Enchanted Path in San Diego offers a serene environment for those seeking spiritual guidance. With a focus on personalized readings and spiritual coaching, this store is a favorite among locals for its warm atmosphere and insightful practitioners.

Services Offered: Psychic readings, astrology charts, mediumship, spiritual coaching.

Highlights: Personalized approach, calming environment, diverse spiritual services.

4. Soulful Journey - Sacramento

Soulful Journey in Sacramento is known for its holistic approach to spiritual services. The store combines psychic readings with wellness practices like meditation and energy healing. Their team of psychics and astrologers is dedicated to providing a comprehensive spiritual experience.

Services Offered: Psychic readings, astrological forecasts, energy healing, meditation sessions.

Highlights: Holistic services, experienced practitioners, focus on wellness.

5. The Oracle’s Den - Santa Monica

Situated in Santa Monica, The Oracle’s Den is a boutique psychic store offering a variety of spiritual services. With a team of well-respected psychics and astrologers, the store provides detailed readings and spiritual guidance tailored to individual needs.

Services Offered: Tarot readings, astrology consultations, mediumship, psychic coaching.

Highlights: Detailed readings, personalized guidance, stylish store ambiance.

What to Look For in a Psychic Store

When selecting a psychic store, there are several factors to consider:

1. Reputation and Reviews

Check online reviews and ask for recommendations to ensure the store and its practitioners have a solid reputation. Positive feedback from previous clients can provide insight into the quality of their services.

2. Range of Services

Different stores offer various services, so consider what you’re looking for. Whether it’s a specific type of reading or a combination of services, make sure the store aligns with your needs.

3. Experienced Practitioners

Look for stores with experienced and reputable psychics and astrologers. Experienced practitioners are more likely to provide accurate and insightful readings.

4. Professionalism and Atmosphere

A professional and welcoming atmosphere is important for a positive experience. The store should have a clean and comfortable environment that fosters a sense of trust and relaxation.

5. Ethical Practices

Ensure the store adheres to ethical practices and prioritizes client well-being. Avoid stores that make unrealistic promises or pressure you into additional services.

Benefits of Visiting a Psychic Store

1. Personalized Insight

Psychic stores offer personalized readings and consultations tailored to your individual needs. This can provide valuable insights into various aspects of your life, including relationships, career, and personal growth.

2. Diverse Spiritual Services

Many psychic stores offer a range of services beyond just readings. This can include astrology charts, crystal healing, and spiritual counseling, allowing you to explore different facets of spiritual guidance.

3. Access to Spiritual Tools

Psychic stores often carry a variety of spiritual tools and products, such as crystals, tarot decks, and books. These can enhance your spiritual practice and provide additional support on your journey.

4. Community and Support

Visiting a psychic store can connect you with a community of like-minded individuals. Many stores host workshops and events, providing opportunities for learning and spiritual growth.

Conclusion

California’s psychic stores offer a diverse array of services and spiritual guidance, catering to those seeking insight, healing, and personal growth. By exploring top psychic stores across the state, you can find the right practitioners and resources to meet your spiritual needs. Whether you’re interested in psychic readings, astrology consultations, or spiritual products, California’s mystical landscape has something for everyone. Use this guide to navigate the options and embark on your journey of spiritual discovery.

[astroganeshji1]

Know About Your Future With The Best Psychic In San José

Are you suffering from many astrology problems in your life and looking for the best psychic in San José who can solve your problems, and also you need to consult about your astrological issues with the best psychic in San Francisco? Astrologer Pandit Ganesh Maharaj Ji is the best psychic in Sacramento, he has many years of experience in this occupation of astrology and he has a famous personality in this area of astrology.

[the-composer]

cities at night has a very sexy vibe for joshua. he loves how the mood changes so drastically, and if he’s in or outside, he steeps in the night life. as a composer energy flows through him and he kind of gets a contact high off the collective vibe. new cities are particularly entrancing to him. he loves to locate all the best locals spots and the hotels that provide the finest views of whatever the city has to offer.

[blogparanormalexpresso2stuff]

How to Tell the Difference Between a Lucid Dream and a Dream with Medium Nancy Matz

Matz has been a working psychic for 32 years, and during her career, she has assisted the California Haunts on more than 40 investigations as a ghost investigator and remote viewer. Ghost tours Sacramento City Cemetery six years of 5/6 events each year, with monies earned for repairs of broken head stones.

Matz's specialty is communication and visual identification of spirits and ghosts who inhabited our world with us. Her clientele often seek her out including those dying, and who greet us at death, family grieving and recover afterward.

Another area of preferred clientele family and children focus issues and children development. Past Life regressions and identifying past life recovery issues. Radio, TV shows and Conferences and events are listed at websites.

Sessions https://nancymatz.com/contactme.html for setting up appointments.

[bestpsychicincalifornia]

Discovering the Best Psychic Shops in California: A Comprehensive Guide

psychic shops near me

California, known for its diverse culture and vibrant spiritual scene, is home to an array of psychic shops offering a wide range of mystical services. From palm readings and tarot cards to astrology and energy healing, these shops provide insights and guidance for those seeking answers from beyond. In this guide, we'll explore some of the top psychic shops in California, offering insights into what makes each unique and how you can find the best psychic for your needs.

The Allure of Psychic Shops

Psychic shops have a unique charm that attracts those curious about the mystical arts. These establishments often serve as hubs for spiritual guidance, where people seek clarity, direction, and connection with their higher selves. Whether you're new to the world of psychic readings or a seasoned seeker, California's psychic shops offer something for everyone.

Top Psychic Shops in California

Mystic Moon California – Los Angeles Located in the heart of Los Angeles, Mystic Moon California is renowned for its eclectic range of psychic services. From tarot readings and astrology to aura cleansing and energy healing, this shop caters to a diverse clientele. The experienced psychics at Mystic Moon are known for their accurate readings and compassionate approach, making it a top destination for those seeking spiritual guidance.What to Expect:

Tarot Readings: Gain insights into your past, present, and future with detailed tarot card readings.

Astrology Consultations: Explore your birth chart and understand the influences of celestial bodies on your life.

Energy Healing: Experience chakra balancing and aura cleansing to restore your spiritual well-being.

Enchanted Grove – San Francisco Enchanted Grove in San Francisco offers a serene and inviting atmosphere for those seeking psychic insights. Known for its talented astrologers and intuitive readers, this shop provides personalized consultations tailored to individual needs. The shop also features a selection of metaphysical tools, including crystals, incense, and books on spiritual growth.What to Expect:

Astrology Readings: Dive deep into your astrological chart and uncover hidden potentials and challenges.

Tarot and Oracle Readings: Receive guidance through a variety of card readings designed to illuminate your path.

Metaphysical Store: Browse a curated collection of spiritual tools and supplies.

Celestial Connections – San Diego Celestial Connections is a popular psychic shop in San Diego, known for its warm and welcoming environment. The shop specializes in mediumship, where clients can connect with loved ones who have passed on, as well as tarot readings and psychic counseling. The knowledgeable staff at Celestial Connections are dedicated to providing insightful and transformative experiences.What to Expect:

Mediumship: Communicate with spirits and gain closure or guidance from those who have passed.

Psychic Counseling: Receive intuitive guidance and advice to navigate life's challenges.

Workshops and Classes: Participate in workshops to develop your own psychic abilities and spiritual practices.

Harmony's Haven – Sacramento Harmony's Haven in Sacramento is a sanctuary for those seeking balance and clarity through psychic readings and spiritual services. This shop offers a range of services, including astrology, tarot readings, and energy healing. The practitioners at Harmony's Haven are known for their empathetic approach and deep spiritual knowledge.What to Expect:

Astrology Consultations: Understand how planetary movements impact your life and personal growth.

Tarot Readings: Explore various tarot spreads to gain insights into your life's journey.

Energy Healing: Experience treatments designed to harmonize your energy and promote overall well-being.

Mystic Visions – Santa Monica Mystic Visions in Santa Monica stands out for its combination of traditional and modern psychic practices. The shop offers a range of services from classic tarot and astrology readings to contemporary spiritual counseling and meditation sessions. The practitioners here are known for their innovative approaches and holistic perspectives.What to Expect:

Tarot and Oracle Readings: Receive guidance through various forms of card readings tailored to your needs.

Astrological Analysis: Delve into your astrological profile to uncover insights and opportunities.

Meditation and Spiritual Counseling: Enhance your spiritual practice with guided meditations and counseling sessions.

Choosing the Right Psychic Shop

When selecting a psychic shop, consider the following factors to ensure a positive experience:

Reputation and Reviews: Look for shops with positive reviews and testimonials from previous clients. Personal recommendations can also be valuable.

Specialization: Choose a shop that aligns with your specific needs, whether it's tarot readings, astrology, or energy healing.

Atmosphere: Visit the shop in person if possible to get a sense of the environment and ensure it feels welcoming and comfortable.

Credentials: Research the background and qualifications of the practitioners to ensure they have the expertise and experience you seek.

The Benefits of Psychic Readings

Engaging with a psychic can offer numerous benefits, including:

Clarity: Gain insights into your life’s direction and make informed decisions.

Healing: Address unresolved emotional or spiritual issues and find a path to healing.

Guidance: Receive guidance on personal, professional, or spiritual matters.

Connection: Experience a deeper connection with your inner self and the universe.

Embracing the Mystical Journey

California's psychic shops provide a gateway to exploring the mystical and spiritual realms. Whether you're seeking answers to life's big questions or simply looking to gain a deeper understanding of yourself, these shops offer a range of services to meet your needs. By choosing a reputable psychic shop and engaging with experienced practitioners, you can embark on a transformative journey that enhances your spiritual well-being and enriches your life.

Explore the mystical world of California's psychic shops and discover the guidance and insights that await you. Each shop offers a unique blend of services and expertise, ensuring that you find the perfect match for your spiritual journey. Embrace the adventure and unlock the secrets of the universe with the help of California’s finest psychics.