Food for Thought - Why do you charge money?

I have been asked this question over the years. Why do you charge money to share your gifts?

When you have a plumbing problem that  you can't fix, you call a professional plumber to fix it.

When you have an electrical problem that you can't fix, you call a professional electrician to fix it.

When you are having computer problems that are beyond your skill, you seek the services of a computer technician to fix it.

 When things go wrong and it is beyond your skill to fix them, you call  someone with the correct skills to fix the issues. Period.

Do you expect any of these individuals to work for free? No. That would be ridiculous.

So when asking a person with specialized knowledge and skills to use them to create a better situation or resolve a problem for you you expect to pay them for their time, experience, education and skill.

Right?

I am a service provider just like them. I charge for my time and skills. Very specialized skills honed over 20+ years of experience, study, practice, and dedication to my craft.

Just food for thought.

I feel Called to be an Exorcist Too!

Over the years, I have received more than a few inquiries from individuals who feel called to do this Work. 

Here is my response sent via email a few days ago.

 

Thank you for reaching out.

My first and most honest response is don't do it. The cost, personal, professional, physical and energetic is higher than you can imagine.

Once you start on the path, there are no take backs, no retiring when it becomes too much to handle.  When you are in, you are in to the end and probably beyond.

If you feel compelled to continue, I recommend getting Reiki training to learn how to push and pull energy, daily meditation to strengthen your mind, and physical exercise to strengthen your body.  Find a faith and learn from its teachers. This work will require you to call in help more powerful than you.

Don't trust any teacher who says they know it all.

Adapt your practice to take what works and discard the rest.

Know your limitations and respect them. If you do not you will only hurt yourself AND those you are trying to help.

Again, I strongly recommend picking a different path such as public service or helping at a shelter.

I wish you the best of luck,

A. Bulota