This Magic Moment

Greetings, Gifted Reader.

abracadabra!

Magic is defined as something supernatural. It’s like when you wish you had, say, a new job and a friend calls out of the blue to tell you her boss is hiring a person to do exactly what you do and she recommended you. Now, that’s magic.

Generally a good thing, magic happens unexpectedly, but it can also be the manifestation of something we have wished for. What is magical to you? What would you wish for if you could have anything given to you—hocus pocus, abracadabra--with no strings?

We’ve all heard beauty pageant contestants proclaim they would wish for “world peace”, but what if the magic you seek is of a more personal nature? Would you wish for something like a new house or car? Or, would your desire be for something that would improve your physical or mental prowess? Would you want a new body, a new way of thinking, or a totally new feeling about life?

Magic appears every single day in our lives, if we’re paying attention. Is discovering Quan Yin in the middle of Chinatown Honolulu more magical than finding King Tut smack dab in Seattle’s ID?

Quan Yin in Honolulu

KingTut in Seattle

Creativity is magic, too. Think about art forms like anime and cosplay. Sure, those may be just costumes someone’s wearing, but it somehow transforms them into a real character. Magic.

lion butts

anime

Of course, what may seem magical to you may not to me, and vice versa. That’s why Gypsy Stars would love to know your magic story. Email us at gypsystars@me.com and share a magic moment from your life.

You know what real magic is? These t-shirts that came out of Gypsy Stars’ head and are now available at Café Press.

Don’t forget to contact us if you’re a metaphysician—astrologer, channeler, medium, numerologist, Tarot reader or spiritual healer of any type. Not only will we interview you, but The Urban Goddess will promote you on Facebook, too.

Meanwhile, Gypsy Stars will magically reappear here on November 15. Presto!

Good luck, light and love,

Gypsy Stars

http://.www.gypsystars.com

a friend with magic

magic with friends

Once In A Blue Moon

Greetings, Gifted Reader.

If you live on O’ahu, then you’re fortunate to have access to the Blue Moon Psychic Fair. Held the third Sunday of every month in Chinatown’s Maunakea Marketplace--where Quan Yin meets Confucius, the fair offers live, in-person readings with intuitive counselors.

Below, fair organizer, Patiey Tompkins, tells us more:

Patiey Tompkins

Q: What is the Blue Moon Psychic Fair?

A: It's a monthly psychic fair with regular and guest psychic counselors who offer counseling to customers interested in furthering their souls’ journey on the earth plane.

Q: How did you get involved?

A: I was a long-time customer attending the fair for about 20 years. When I moved into doing energy healing and intuitive counseling, I approached Susan Aiu who created, owned and managed the fair, asking if I could join her team of psychic advisers.

Q: What is your background as a reader?

A: I've always been able to naturally feel (Clairsentient) and see (Clairvoyant), and I thought everyone else could, too. It would surprise me, and others, when sometimes I would blurt out loud some true fact about someone.

Patiey's intuitive art

Q: When did you first become interested in metaphysics?

A: When I was 17, there were three things that happened: 1. I received a short letter in the mail from the Brotherhood of White Light letting me know if I needed to contact them that I could. There was no return address and I thought it was a joke, and at that age I didn't receive mail so I don't know how they got my address. 2. I chose to do a book report on Transcendental Meditation and discovered years later that meditation works for me; and, also that it goes hand in hand with teaching us how to hear (Clairaudient) our guides and angels. 3. I attended one of Susan Aiu's psychic fairs, which was at Puck’s Alley in Honolulu.

Patiey reads for a client

Q: How can our blog readers contact you for a reading?

A: Please email me at patieytompkins@yahoo.com

Exciting news is on the horizon, Readers! Gypsy Stars has FINALLY begun working on a series of t-shirt designs featuring the 12 animal signs of Asian Astrology. Although some refer to it as Chinese Astrology, the story of its creation begins with 12 animals chosen by Buddha to represent human personalities and, of course, Buddha came from India. Thus, Asian Astrology.

Anyway, stay tuned and check out the T*Zing store at Café Press in early December. Just in time for the holidays!

You can also friend Gypsy Stars on Facebook, and "like" The Urban Goddess fan page where we promote all metaphysicians.

Happy Blue Moon!

Good luck, light and love,

Gypsy Stars

http://www.gypsystars.com

...Confucius

Quan Yin meets...