Tarot by Jacqueline | "So I get this e-mail…" Pt. 2 – A Commentary

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Dear Readers,

Here is the rest of the conversation regarding overpriced spiritual work and scam artists, which came in a couple of days later after posting the first conversation. To Read the first part of this conversation, please click here to go to “Tarot by Jacqueline | “So I get this e-mail…” Pt. 1 – A Commentary.

We pick it up from the last thread….

DK says:

Thank you Jacqueline, this is very helpful.

what do you mean by your first statement “there are still signs that she needs money…”?

Best,

Well, it is because she is ‘negotiating’ on what she can see by body language what you can really afford. Like this: She says, “It is going to be $20,000.00 for this and that and this and that…” Your face goes into shock. You say you can’t afford it.

She comes back and says, “OK, I understand. So we can swap out this for that and I can use cheaper materials.” (hint-hint)

She was going to go with the cheap stuff in the first place. I can either buy Epsom Salts at the Natural Foods Coop and pay the pricey price, or go to Walmart and get the same thing for $2.50 a box. Epsom Salts is Epsom salts – like of like tomato sauces – same thing, just you ‘believe’ it is better if you buy Del Monte or Contadina over Kroger brand, see? Or Peaches, canned corn, peas -whatever. I live in central California and I know where the caneries are and watch the same product be labeled by many different companies. No green bean bush is different than the other in a field – same beans.

Look, if a service is within one to two hundred dollars or so, given some candles being burned, a bath or cleansing, prayers and a reading or two, then I can say, “well, maybe it is justified.” If you are going to pay more than that, you better be an active participant in the situation, know what I mean. That way, you actually can see what is being done and what products are used.

Jacqueline