Psychic Readings Scottish Highlands

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Here you will find details of Mediums offering readings in Scottish Highlands Aberfeldy – Aultbea – Altnaharra – Applecross – Aviemore Back of Keppoch – Ballachulish – Beauly – Blair Atholl – Braemar Cannich – Coldbackie – Crianlarich – Cromarty Culbokie Dalwhinnie – Dingwall – Dornie – Dornoch – Durness Fort Augustus – Fort William Gairloch – Glencoe – Glenelg Inveraray – Invermoriston – Inverness Killin – Kingussie – Kinlochleven – Kinlochewe – Kinloch Rannoch – Kyle of Lochalsh – Lochinver Mallaig Nairn – Newtonmore – North Ballachulish – Nethy Bridge Oban – Plockton – Poolewe Shieldaig – South Ballachulish – Strathpeffer – Strathy Taynuilt – Thurso – Tobermory – Tomintoul – Tongue – Torridon Ullapool Wick –

Click —->Psychic Readings in Scottish Highlands to find psychic mediums offering readings online, by phone or email. Phone readings will of course be easiest if they are not local to you. Psychic email readings may be offered but please bear in mind that not every psychic will be a born touch-typer and not all psychics are happy working for free or small amounts. They may feel they need to charge more if an email takes a long time to type. Make sure you know what you are paying for when you order your reading.

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It is my personal belief that nothing that comes from Spirit is meant to harm or alarm us. If your psychic reading contains messages of doom, sickness, death or misery, then please first question the validity of the psychic that gave you the reading. If in any doubt, please feel free to contact me. Please also see: Psychic Text Reading on our sister site Readings4U.

Mediums Offering Readings in Scottish Highlands

No mediums offering readings in these locations yet: Aberfeldy – Aultbea – Altnaharra – Applecross – Aviemore Back of Keppoch – Ballachulish – Beauly – Blair Atholl – Braemar Cannich – Coldbackie – Crianlarich – Cromarty Culbokie Dalwhinnie – Dingwall – Dornie – Dornoch – Durness Fort Augustus – Fort William Gairloch – Glencoe – Glenelg Inveraray – Invermoriston – Inverness Killin – Kingussie – Kinlochleven – Kinlochewe – Kinloch Rannoch – Kyle of Lochalsh – Lochinver Mallaig Nairn – Newtonmore – North Ballachulish – Nethy Bridge Oban – Plockton – Poolewe Shieldaig – South Ballachulish – Strathpeffer – Strathy Taynuilt – Thurso – Tobermory – Tomintoul – Tongue – Torridon Ullapool Wick –

If you are offering psychic readings or know of a psychics in any of these areas, please let us know.

Past this point is some interesting stuff on the subject of clairvoyance from Charles W Leadbeater. I don’t agree with everything he has to say about psychics but who am I to say what is true and what isn’t! – AND a few interesting quotes will fill the space until more psychics start advertising their readings here.

It is impossible here to give an exhaustive disquisition on astral physics, even had I the requisite knowledge to write it; all I need say is that it is possible to make in astral matter a definite connecting-line that shall act as a telegraph-wire to convey vibrations by means of which all that is going on at the other end of it may be seen. Such a line is established, be it understood, not by a direct projection through space of astral matter, but by such action upon a line (or rather many lines) of particles of that matter as will render them capable of forming a conductor for vibrations of the character required.

The little book went on to argue logically enough that God, being almighty, must possess the wonderful power of sight which we have been postulating for our observed; and further, that being omnipresent, He must be at each of the stations which we mentioned, and also at every intermediate point, not successively but simultaneously. Granting these premises, the inevitable deduction follows that everything which has ever happened from the very beginning of the world must be at this very moment taking place before the eye of God-not a mere memory of it, but the actual occurrence itself being under His observation.

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Scottish Highlands

Aberfeldy – Aultbea – Altnaharra – Applecross – Aviemore Back of Keppoch – Ballachulish – Beauly – Blair Atholl – Braemar Cannich – Coldbackie – Crianlarich – Cromarty Culbokie Dalwhinnie – Dingwall – Dornie – Dornoch – Durness Fort Augustus – Fort William Gairloch – Glencoe – Glenelg Inveraray – Invermoriston – Inverness Killin – Kingussie – Kinlochleven – Kinlochewe – Kinloch Rannoch – Kyle of Lochalsh – Lochinver Mallaig Nairn – Newtonmore – North Ballachulish – Nethy Bridge Oban – Plockton – Poolewe Shieldaig – South Ballachulish – Strathpeffer – Strathy Taynuilt – Thurso – Tobermory – Tomintoul – Tongue – Torridon Ullapool Wick –

Aberchalder Lodge-Highland (near Fort Augustus) – A’Chill-Highland – Achnashellach Station-Highland – Aird of Sleat-Highland – Alligin Shuas-Highland – Altnabreac Station-Highland – Ault a’ chruinn-Highland – Aultguish Inn-Highland – Back of Keppoch-Highland – Balnacoil Lodge-Highland – Big Sand-Highland – Blar a’ Chaorainn-Highland – Boat of Garten-Highland – Bonar Bridge-Highland – Brae of Achnahaird-Highland – Bridge of Brown-Highland – Bridge of Forss-Highland – Camas Luinie-Highland – Camault Muir-Highland (near Inverness) – Carn gorm-Highland – Conon Bridge-Highland (near Inverness) – Crask of Aigas-Highland (near Inverness) – Culloden Moor-Highland (near Inverness) – Duisdale Mhor-Highland – Dulnain Bridge-Highland (near Grantown on Spey) – East Clyne-Highland – East Croachy-Highland (near Inverness) – East Mey-Highland – Easter Galcantray-Highland (near Inverness) – Easter Kinkell-Highland (near Inverness) – Easter Moniack-Highland (near Inverness) – Easter Suddie-Highland (near Inverness) – Eilean Shone-Highland – Feshie Bridge-Highland – Findon Mains-Highland (near Inverness) – Fort Augustus-Highland – Fort George-Highland (near Inverness) – Fort William-Highland – Glen Nevis-Highland – Glutt -Highland – Grantown on Spey-Highland – Hartmount Holdings-Highland – Hill of Fearn-Highland – Hilton of Cadboll-Highland – Inshes Wood-Highland (near Inverness) – Isle of Eigg-Highland – Isle of Raasay-Highland – Isle of Rhum-Highland – Isle of Skye-Highland – Isle Ornsay-Highland – John O’ Groats-Highland – Kinloch Hourn-Highland – Kinloch Laggan-Highland – Kyle of Lochalsh-Highland – Land hallow-Highland – Laxford Bridge-Highland – Letterfinlay Lodge -Highland (near Fort William) – Little Gruinard-Highland – Little Scatwell-Highland (near Ardross) – Lower Diabaig-Highland – Lower Gledfield-Highland – Lyne of Gorthleck-Highland (near Inverness) – Mains of Dalvey-Highland (near Glenlivet) – Meikle Ferry-Highland – Mellon Charles-Highland – Mellon Udrigle-Highland – Mid Clyth-Highland – Mid Main-Highland (near Inverness) – Midtown Brae-Highland – Moss side-Highland (near Inverness) – Muir of Ord-Highland (near Inverness) – Muirton Mains-Highland (near Inverness) – Nethy Bridge-Highland (near Nairn) – Nevis Bridge-Highland – New Kelso-Highland – Newlands of Geise-Highland – Newton of Ferintosh-Highland (near Inverness) – Nipster-Highland – North Ballachulish-Highland (near Fort William) – North Erradale-Highland – North Kessock-Highland (near Inverness) – Old Shoremore-Highland – Oldshore More-Highland – Oykel Bridge-Highland – Port an Eorna-Highland – Port Henderson-Highland – Port Mor-Highland – Port na long-Highland – Red Point-Highland – Sand Laide-Highland – Scourie More-Highland – Shepherds Dene-Highland – Shiel Bridge-Highland – Skelbo Muir-Highland – Skye of Curr-Highland (near Tomintoul) – South Erradale-Highland – South Kessock-Highland (near Inverness) – Spean Bridge-Highland – Strome Ferry-Highland – The Braes-Highland – The Mound-Highland – Thurso East-Highland – Upper Ardchronie-Highland – Upper Bighouse-Highland – Upper Breakish-Highland – Upper Camster-Highland – Upper Eathie-Highland (near Cromarty) – West Helmsdale-Highland – Wester Moy-Highland (near Inverness) –

More from Charles:

Having now to some extent cleared our ground, we may proceed to consider the various phenomena of clairvoyance.

They differ so widely both in character and in degree that it is not very easy to decide how they can most satisfactorily be classified. We might, for example, arrange them according to the kind of sight employed-whether it were mental, astral, or merely etheric. We might divine them according to the capacity of the clairvoyant, taking into consideration whether he was trained or untrained; whether his vision was regular and under his command, or spasmodic and independent of his volition; whether he could exercise it only when under mesmeric influence, or whether that assistance was unnecessary for him; whether he was able to use his faculty when awake in the psychic body, or whether it was available only when he was temporarily away from that body in sleep or trance.

This method has been largely practised in the East (where the entity employed is usually a nature-spirit) and in old Atlantis, where “the lords of the dark face” used a highly-specialized and peculiarly venomous variety of artificial elemental for this purpose. Information is sometimes obtained in the same sort of way at the spiritualistic seance of modern days, but in that case the messenger employed is more likely to be a recently-deceased human being functioning more or less freely on the psychic reading-though even here also it is sometimes an obliging nature-spirit, who is amusing himself by posing as somebody’s departed relative. In any case, as I have said, this method is not clairvoyant at all, but magical; and it is mentioned here only in order that the reader may not become confused in the endeavour to classify cases of its use under some of the following headings.