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The Ethics & Responsibilities of Being a Psychic
- Narrated by: Kay Nazarchyk
- Length: 1 hr and 13 mins
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The Ethics & Responsibilities of Being a Psychic
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Psychics have the power to influence other people’s behavior in deep and meaningful ways. Whether they read for fun or as a profession, psychics must rise up to create and accept accountability.
In this guide to ethics for psychics, professional medium and renowned author Alexandra Chauran explores:
- How to deal with bad press
- How to avoid being dead wrong
- Ethics for psychics
- How to recover gloriously from a mistake
- How to keep the bad apples from spoiling it for everybody
©2013 Llewellyn Publications (P)2014 Alexandra Chauran
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