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Hello I’m Jules. I have been a practicing Psychic, Channeller, and Soul Plan Practitioner for almost 20 years, based in England. My preferred areas to read on are Love & Relationships along Destiny & Life Path. I am also available to provide psychic development readings for my clients and share the experiences, garnered in almost two decades of bringing compassionate & straight-forward insight & guidance to many.
I felt that I had psychic abilities since childhood. I was born this way, and I’m at least a third generation psychic. I am a Soul Plan Practitioner, which is a unique path to follow. I am also a psychic artist and like to draw energies, angels and guides during your consultation. For first time callers, my compassion will guide you through the reading with the aide of my guides. I begin by explaining how my psychic reading will be given, then I tune in and connect to your energies and proceed with the reading, letting you know what messages I pick up. I also welcome questions from my clients. The most important thing to consider in a psychic reading, is for the client to remain open to receiving the information and to reflect on it afterwards. This is usually done by taking notes. As I’m a channeler, a lot of the insight is flowing from me, sometimes quite fast!
I don’t have a favourite tool, I love and work with them all. Each reading is bespoke to my client. During the call, I work mostly freehand and with my guides. When using tools, I support my natural psychic abilities with tools including the cards, Crystals, Pendulum, Oracle Cards, Angel Cards, Colour Therapy, Crystal Ball and Soul Plan techniques.
In my spare time, I am a Professional Fine Artist, Silversmith and Designer. I am currently developing a new brand and have just finished my first Oracle Card Deck. I am a fan of music and movies, but most of all enjoy spending time with my daughter and pets. My most inspired quote is “Minds are like parachutes, they only function when they’re open” by Thomas Dewar.
