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July 3, 2010
Question:
Hello,
Is N's interest in me purely shallow? I suspect he likes the
idea of me and the potential conquest more than anything. Better
yet, are you able to tell what kind of relationship we would
have IF I did give him a shot? I've always assumed he was the
type of guy that was out for himself, too self-involved, and
incapable of loving someone else. So I never took his interest
seriously. Is it possible I judged him wrong? Just what kind
of future could we have? Whenever I consider this my assumptions
kick in and tell me it would be a rocky, tempestuous, short-lived
affair devoid of depth or genuine affection.
Are my instincts correct?
Grace
Answer:
Grace,
You are both
right and wrong. Mostly wrong *smile* N believes very deeply
that you are the person he wants to be with. On a very deep level
I would say. He feels you have misjudged him. He is a responsible
person and yet there is an aspect to him that doesn't want to
work hard, and I would describe it as being a bit spoiled. He
can also appear to be very competitive, and at odds with wanting
you seriously. It's because he has waited a long time for you
to take him seriously and believe it or not, he is deeply hurt.
I also want to say that I believe this relationship is not only
important to him, I think it has ties in another life you have
had together. For the purposes of this reading, I won't go into
that. I did want to mention it because while I understand why
you would feel that way due to how he may behave, I also think
you feel that way due to unconscious memories of a previous life.
Those who know how I read will be surprised by that statement.
I'm a very practical psychic and usually don't bring up very
esoteric issues unless they are important to the reading at hand.
I believe in this case they are.
Grace, maybe you can try to get to know N on a different level.
I believe he is serious. He certainly knows he is. Maybe you
can wipe the slate clean and try to approach him from another
viewpoint
Love,
Adena
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June 13, 2010
Question:
Adena,
I am in such an emotional relationship with a man I really love.
We have had so many trials that we have made it through, but
I know there is this other woman lurking from a break up four
months ago. He says there is no communication with her, but this
is not true. I know she wants him. He is making long term plans
with me, which confuses me because he won't break ties with her.
She knows he lives with me. Most women would have given up after
4 months. What is a telling C to keep her involved?
Answer:
Hi Car,
I think at this point whatever it was he had told her in the
past, he is being much more realistic now. I think he is telling
her with regret, that he simply can't do anything or offer her
anything more. He is telling her now that he has a history with
you, that he can't do both, that he isn't in a position to be
who she needs him to be. I think he is telling her she will be
alright without him, and while he knows he let her down, and
is sad about it, it isn't happening now. I think he tells her
or has told her that IF he could, he would have but that his
life is with you. I really do believe he is starting to break
that tie. Unfortunately C has her own feelings and believes A
is her soul mate, she's devastated by this and feels its so unfair.
Car, I think A had a hard time in the beginning extricating himself.
I still think its hard for him but I also believe he knows very
well that his life is with you. Keep living your life with confidence.
If he wanted to go, he'd go. He isn't. Eventually, if not very
soon, it will become too painful for her. He really isn't offering
her anything to hold on to except a dream that never happens.
He does that to alleviate his own guilt, and maybe inside in
some strange way he wished he could have done both. Been there
for what she wanted to have and live with you but he's finally
realizing he can't and he will just have to be the bad guy and
leave. He kept trying to avoid it by staying in touch with her.
It won't work. Your ties are too strong.
You know where I am if you need me!
Love,
Adena
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June 6, 2010
Question:
Dear Adena,
There is one
important question that I want to ask you: What are his views
towards me after everything that happened? I called him Z. He
was my mentor, 6 years older than me and helped me a lot during
my thesis year. I have to be honest that he was the love of my
life. Although we're not romantically involved, I do have affections
towards him.
We had a big fight over two months ago and we have never talked
to each other ever since. I sent him a birthday message and he
didn't answer. Just tonight, I went to a faculty party. He was
there but when he saw me through the window of a room, he avoided
entering that room. When he finally enters he murmured hi to
me without asking "How are you?" Seems like he forced
himself into entering the room because he wanted to talk to my
other friend, who I think he loves. I am not sure whether he
still value our friendship, or about his views towards me in
general.
I need this
answer to make my decision before moving overseas in two days
and never see him again. When I say decision, I mean whether
I should erase the memory about him, or whether I should try
to get our friendship back.Please understand that yes, I put
him on a pedestal, but I want to know whether I should stop doing
that. It all depends on what he thinks of me.
Please know that I am not asking you to decide for me, but I
think I deserve an honest answer, and I'll take that answer into
the consideration.
Thank you,
M
Answer:
M,
I can't tell
you what he feels about you at this moment, and the reason is
that it is more important to know that other than his feeling
that he could easily charm you, his main feelings are to let
this go. I do think that he felt there was a harmony between
you, that essentially you both got along in a deep and important
way. But he was concerned that you were not at the same place
emotionally that he was, and he is more concerned with how a
large group of people view him and how he relates to them then
he is about what you feel. He didn't want the responsibility
of your feelings, whatever they were and I'm not clear he knew
what they were. I do know that he has chosen to withdraw, and
does not feel that this relationship is the one he chooses to
pursue. I am not asking about anyone else just you. He had decided
to let it go.
M, as painful as this is, I'd like to tell you that we all have
people who have played an important role such as his in your
life. I had a professor who I adored and who I had a deep bond
to. It was a very, very long time ago. I often wondered what
would have happened had I done anything, and I never did see
him again. There are certain people who come into our lives and
forever change us indelibly. That is the beauty, not the sadness
of life. We often think that what we have with someone will translate
to a romantic situation, and sometimes that's not what is best
for us. He gave you the best of himself! Trust me! Should you
have received what you wanted, it would have ruined what you
did get.
Take what he gave you. Nourish it, let yourself flourish. It
wasn't a rejection on his part as much as his understanding that
this was not what you needed to grow, and it wasn't what he wanted
at this time in his life. Move on, remember him, and someday,
when you're past feeling this way, look him up and say hello.
Love,
Adena
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May 16, 2010
Question:
Hello,
I'd like to know what the real deal is between a certain person
and myself. I don't know if my connection to this person is severed
for good. I say that because things have not always been as they
appeared with us. He carried a torch for me for a long time,
however I'm not sure if that remains the case. He recently married
someone else to spite me or more likely, to get over me. What
I hope to understand is how he feels about me now, if he'd leave
her for me, or if he has found happiness with her. His name is
B. Her name is A.
Thanks,
S
Answer:
Hi S,
I agree that B's primary motivation was to get over you. I also
believe he did it to try to sever the relationship or the situation
with you for good. However, there are some very good qualities
he shares with A and they work well together. He feels as if
he is starting over with her. I don't believe he is ever going
to love her the way he loved you. But he has enough feeling here
to be completely open to allowing the marriage become enough
to sustain him and allow him to finally leave behind the obsession
he had with you. There's a lot of sadness and regret as well
as relief that he has moved on. A lot of it as I've said is based
on his feelings for you and while I do see he wants to really
walk away, he will always be susceptible to you.
When I ask if he would leave A to go back to you, my answer is
that you really are the one he loves and somewhere inside he
hopes that one day, somehow you would wind up together again.
It's a strange thing to marry someone else but hope to be with
someone else but it's way more common than people think it is.
That's how B feels. I believe he would see you, definitely but
leaving A would be a much harder thing for him to do. I have
to say that in the end he would not leave her for you. He would
stay with her. I see a child around them and family and the fact
that she really loves him and while it will never be the same
with her, it will be strong enough to stay.
I am sorry to say S that I think it's best for you to leave this
alone. He would see you, but he wouldn't leave for you. Not now,
not for a long time, too long a time for you to do that without
being deeply hurt. Years from now may be another chapter in your
relationship with him but for now, it needs to stay this way.
He has made up his mind, even though he would see you if you
wanted him to. He would need to, but inside he would not allow
himself to trust it, not at this time in his life.
Adena
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May 2, 2010
Question:
Should I try
to reconnect with Barney or am I opening up a can of worms? I
definitely care about him but don't want to muck things up (for
either of us). I'm afraid of stirring things up that may potentially
be unsafe or not good for me.
Thanks,
Leesa
Answer:
Hi Leesa,
Thank you for asking this question the way you did. It makes
the reading more specific to just what you need to hear. I asked
the question exactly the way you did and here was the answer;
that in the past while he had made you deeply happy, there was
anger, disappointment, secrecy and he either came into your life
and stirred it up and left, or he had the kind of personality
that was biting, hurtful and difficult to deal with. Right now
there is either distance between you, both geographically or
you are afraid that you would be able to balance the myriad of
things on any comfortable level. He is at the heart of this reading,
not someone who has been financially or physically someone you
can depend on. I am not looking at his circumstances or him at
all right now, I am simply asking the question with the intent
on finding out what you need to know. I would have to say that
the information they are giving us about his circumstances probably
means the situation is the same.
Your intent is to just start communication over with him. To
really work on that. The outcome would be a truce of some sort,
it certainly wouldn't be to stir anything up, but at the same
time, there wouldn't be anything here to stir up. It seems as
if there is no room for any kind of stress or responsibility
nor would you or Barney want to pursue the other with any passion
for right now. Looking at this reading, Leesa, I feel that your
intention is to just communicate with him hoping because you
had such a deep feeling of caring with him to start over, yet,
the issues with Barney are still there and at this point in his
life he is completely unable to give you anything. Should you
contact him, it would not be explosive or stir up a hornets nest,
but it wouldn't amount to much else at this point either.
None of this seems to be long term karmic information by the
way. What I mean is, it is entirely situational and should you
want to check in again to see if it would work at some other
point in your lives, you could revisit it at that time. For now
however, I'd leave it alone, there doesn't seem to be much to
be gained for you by communicating.
Love,
Adena
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April 18, 2010
Question:
I have talked
to you before and you did answer but at the time it did not appear
to be accurate information. I am trying again and I hope you
pick my question and I am sorry for the harsh review I wrote
you. I chose to believe what he told me.
I recently went back to my boyfriend who had broken up with me
to go to an ex girlfriend. He wanted to go back with me and said
it was over with her and still loved me and that she tricked
him into leaving me.
We have been seeing each other now for two months a few times
a week and I want to know if it will last and if it is over with
this girl. He says they have no contact and he laughed at me
when I relayed some of the information you gave me at that reading.
I'm writing now because some of what he says just doesn't make
sense due to certain things I have noticed recently. His name
is (edited) her name is (edited) and my name is (edited) we live
in (info edited ).
Answer:
Dear A.L
I remember this reading quite well. You didn't use my web site
for the call, you used another forum where I used to do readings.
Unfortunately
I am going to give you approximately the same answer I gave you
during that reading. He is not seeing you exclusively. He sees
her at least enough to keep her assured that the relationship
they have is not threatened by anyone else. During the time you
broke up with him (which I remember was more than two years that
you were separated and, more time apart than you had originally
gone out with him) he not only established a serious relationship
with this girl but they have discussed marriage and children.
I do believe she is pushing for marriage and I do believe that
he is inclined to go ahead with it. I can't be 100 percent sure
that they have a child on the way but I do believe that is their
next step. I believe (name edited) is feeling scared, nostalgic,
and having second thoughts which is why he has contacted you
and led you to believe that he is leaving her. He is in too deep
to really leave her and I have to say that he does care about
her enough to take the next step. As horrible as it seems I think
he wants to know that you're still there in case he backed out
of moving on with her.
I realize that you believe him. I realize that sometimes we can
hold a torch for someone and believe in the face of reality that
what they're telling us is true and that they love us but when
I read him, I read someone who is going to get married, and either
plan a child or have a child. What he has is the classic case
of cold feet. Fear of responsibility and of ending a single life.
I know this sounds very cut and dried with no in between but
I need to tell you that this really is the way it is. I realize
you won't believe me, and that you will ask him if this is true
or not. I am not looking to see what he will say but if I go
on what he said in the past, he will probably not tell you the
truth and you will end up finding out in a more painful way.
It's been two years since you were together. He is not offering
you an exclusive relationship. He sees you sporadically a few
times a week and once he gets comfortable about the next phase
of his life, he will disappear the way he did two years ago.
I can understand you don't want to accept this, so, please, hold
back your heart for now, ask to see him more often than he is
offering and start to reinstate yourself back into family, friends,
weekends, and see how he reacts to that.
I wish you all that you hope for.
Adena
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April 4, 2010
Question:
Is P being
deceptive with me?
Answer:
Hi V,
While I can'>t of course be 100 percent sure when answering
a question like this, I can tell you that the answer I received
does indicate that there is a deceptive situation going on with
him. I get the surrounding information regarding it, and yes,
I feel you're right about what you think is going on. I respect
the way you asked the question, and I am answering in kind.
My thoughts are with you.
Adena
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