Soup Psychic

I’m a huge soup fan! Clam chowder. Tomato bisque. Chicken noodle. Tom yum. Pasta e fagioli. Albondigas. French onion. If soup’s on the menu, I’m sold!

Let’s relate my love for consomme’ or stew to my job as a psychic. Frequently, during my client consultations, I’ll receive an intuitive vision of a stock pot whose contents are being stirred with a wooden spoon. I relate the image to a favorite soup being prepared. While not a chef (or, even a decent cook, for that matter!), I do realize that it takes more than ingredients for a creation to be savory. It also has to simmer, allowing all of the flavors, spices and textures to culminate into a bowlful of heaven.

Now, what in the name of Julia Child does this have to do with a psychic consultation? After I intuitively identify a goal that my client wants to achieve, he or she often becomes eager to make it happen immediately. A speedy or microwaveable manifestation isn’t always ideal, as it may take time for all the components to align. Thus, the tantalizing image of a stovetop pot emerges in my mind’s eye; a cue to advise the client to continue nurturing the idea while it matures.

Feel good about giving your aspiration time to simmer. In turn, it’ll be a tureen come true!

Love and light,

Tony

Like soup, a good idea needs to simmer!

Like soup, a good idea needs to simmer!

10 thoughts on “Soup Psychic

  1. Kenn

    Love the analogy. I cook a lot and believe me, the longer I let something marinate in the pot, the better it is as a finished product

  2. .suz

    Interesting – thank you for the psychic lesson!
    How long did it take for you to realize what the intuitive vision of soup means?

    And now I’m craving Posole. And Chicken and Dumplin(g)s.

  3. suz

    Thank you for the psychic insight, Tony. How long did it take for you to realize the meaning of this intuitive vision?

    Now I’m craving Posole. And Chicken and Dumplin(g)s.

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