This past week I was approached by several clients with the same query. Their backgrounds and even how they broached the topic couldn’t have been more different. But they all shared the same timidity and slight embarrassment when they asked whether I could do a Relationship Reading on people who weren’t romantically involved. My response? Well, of course!

I am so excited that people are now starting to see the true value of a Relationship Reading. Gone – I hope – are the days when we used to think of this reading as being reserved exclusively for lovers.

The dictionary defines relationship as the way in which two or more concepts, objects or, in this instance, people are connected. There’s no restriction on how these “two or more people” are connected. All that’s required is that they are connected.

When we start to see the word “relationship” in this broader context, it becomes apparent that the types of connections upon which one can be based are practically endless. So, what sort of relationships exist beyond the romantic variety? Well, you are in a relationship with anyone you consider your friend – and even with those you consider your enemies. How so? You and they are connected. Whether the link is based on friendship and enmity doesn’t matter. We can draw a line between the two of you - you are connected. And when two or more people are connected, there exists a relationship.

Let’s take some other examples. You are in a relationship with everyone in your family – your parents, your siblings, your children, not to mention in-laws. You share a connection which might be by blood or marriage. That doesn’t matter. You’re connected. You’re in a relationship.

Outside the home, the same is true. In the office, you can be seen as being in a relationship with your boss, your colleagues – and even with your competitors. There can be identified a common link between you and that’s all it takes. You meet the definition – you’re in a relationship.

Now I’ll be the first to admit that’s a very untraditional way of looking at relationships. But if you can start to see how we are connected with one another, then we can start to consider, examine and make choices based on that connection. And this is where Relationship Readings come in.

No matter what type of relationship you are in or even if you think that it’s a stretch to call what you share with someone else a relationship, I can read for it with one of my Relationship Readings.

This week alone, I read for one woman who was seeking to understand her mother better. There was also the woman who wanted to try to patch up her strained friendship with someone who had known her all her life but for some reason was acting very differently toward her of late. And then there was the man who wanted insights into why he was experiencing such vehement and visceral reactions to his co-worker. This last example really illustrates just how flexible, powerful and valuable a Relationship Reading can be.

I’m not trying to discourage people who are involved in a romantic relationship from getting a reading. On the contrary, it’s always a pleasure to read for them and offer my insights. But what I’m trying to do is to applaud this broader interpretation of what constitutes a relationship so that more people realise that there’s a reading out there that could help them.

When I do a Relationship Reading, I tune into the energy that forms the connection between two people. And that tells me everything I need to know. I’m able to see in an instant how they see you and vice versa. What each person needs becomes apparent. I even become aware of where the respective parties want the relationship to go next – if anywhere at all.

Because I’m linking to the energy of the relationship, I can easily assess what it’s doing to those involved. Are they losing energy? Is one person dominating the other? Or do they rub along harmoniously? And with this information, I am able to give my clients advice on how to make better choices going forward where the relationship is concerned.

Think about all the people with whom you are connected. And now ask yourself what you would like to know to improve that connection or just understand it better. A Relationship Reading can give you what you’re looking for.

If you are in a romantic relationship, contemplating one or in something that fits this wider meaning of relationship, a Relationship Reading with me might offer you the detached, objective and psychic insights that you need. And of course, don’t forget about the other readings that I offer. Click here to find out more about my Relationship Readings together with all my psychic readings and services.

And this week over at IntuitiveBridges, I look at what the difference is between imagination and intuition. Are they the same? If not, how can we tell the difference? Read my article by clicking here to find out!

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Thanks again for all your support and until next week,

Kindest regards,

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