Diary of a Psychic | Sonia Choquette | helpful guide to the spirit world

Diary of a Psychic | Sonia Choquette | diary of a psychic

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Diary of a Psychic

	Diary of a Psychic Sonia Choquette Hay House, 2003 - 220 pages average customer review:based on 26 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

By opening up her private journals, psychic revolutionary Sonia Choquette leads us out of the dark ages and into the 21st century. Shattering the soul-deadening myth that being psychic is weired, sinister, or at best reserved for the special or strange, Sonia lends proof to the truth that the sixth sense is our natural God-given inner compass--without it, we'll lose our way. With disarming transparency and humor, Sonia shares her own psychic journey, including all of the struggles she's encountered along the way. Sonia, who grew up in a large Catholic family in Denver, is now one of the world's most profound psychics and teachers for a new age. Her personal mission is to get our souls back on track. She not only sees the future (as well as past lives), she can also see a person's soul plan and purpose in life. In Diary of a Psychic. Sonia invites others to use her as an example on how to move past the fear of being psychic and start reaping the rewards today. In sharing her story and her gifts. Sonia hopes you will remember and reclaim your own.

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helpful guide to the spirit world

wonderful read was given to me with the calling of your true self,both these books have helped me understand, how the spirit world works, the words wrote in these books are psychic mediums who know there stuff and are true,both have give me hope that we dont die we go to another level,
cant stop reading these over so it sinks in.

diary of a psychic

wonderful story told with style. Couldn't put it down. I want to read everything written by this charming woman.

She claims Christ taught her to be psychic

In this book, in print, Sonia Choquette claims that in a past life it was Jesus Christ himself that taught her to psychic. WOW ... that is quite the claim. In a more recent book (Ask Your Guides) Sonia claims to have also been an Essene (an ancient Jewish order during the time of Christ) ... so I wonder if she left the Essenes to be a early Christian or if she was an Essence shortly after Moses had died after wondering 40 years in the desert in search of the promised land of milk and honey. This made sense to me until she said on a [...] conference call and I believe on Hay House radio "Trust Your Vibes" that another psychic told her she was a rock star on Saturn in another life or in a co-existing parallel universe reality. This was when I got a tad confused. By the way, the broadcast of this claim was recorded and is available for those who need physical evidence.

This diary provides a portal into a life of a one who was nurtured in their gift. The spiritual gift of prophecy and healing are real and according to the Holy Bible are granted by the Holy Spirit and meant to raise the Church. Such references from Scripture are in the New Testament. Sonia is sharing a way of life that can help people be in the flow of spirit. She is also doing a service in being a guide to those who are unable to fully trust their inner wisdom. In this respect, Diary of a Psychic is a very helpful and assuring book for those who do see and must learn to trust.

However, Choquette makes more than one reference to her being Catholic. Given that she studied religion at the University of Denver (she dropped out to become a flight attendant) and Metaphysics at the unaccredited American Institute of Holistic Theology in Alabama, it is with a certain discernment that I do have to mention with respect to her spiritual ideology. The Catholic Church, at least the Roman side of the hierarchy, discourages consultation with seers and instead tells us to seek true ministers of God. My argument is ... Choquette's spiritual worldview is unclear to me but I do know that divination systems such as decks, clairvoyance, and other means of precognition are clearly and nearly forbidden by the Catholic church (not that they are always right) but you can't claim Catholic and Christian then worship idols at the same time. Black and white thinking I may be guilty of but my intention is to simply suggest to readers to practice discernment with Sonia's words. She is world-renowwend and famous ... but so too is fellow Hay House authors Sylvia Browne and Doreen Virtue.

One more point: In all things ... seek your own wise counsel. Read Diary of a Psychic if you need to know that you are not alone because you see. But remember, the spirit world is real, and one must always take care to consider the counsellor you listen you. Whether it is Sonia, your Parish priest, or a famous doctor. Never just blindly believe anything without discernment.

Final Thoughts on Sonia as a spiritual teacher which applies to all spirit-based teachers, and since Sonia seems to protray herself as a Christian/Catholic-Orthodox I'll use from her religious tradition:

(Sirach 37:7-9 on caution in taking advice)

All counselors praise the counsel they give
But some give counsel in their own interest
Be wary of a counselor
and learn first what is his interest
for he will take thought for himself

So ..... Sirach 37:12-15 offers this additional guidance

Instead, associate with a religious man, who you are sure keeps the commandments; Who is like-minded with yourself and will feel for you if you fall.
Then, too, heed your own heart's counsel; for what have you that you can depend on more?
A man's conscience can tell him his situation better than seven watchmen in a lofty tower.
Most important of all, pray to God to set your feet in the path of truth.

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