Choices, no predestination
Tuesday, May 9th, 2017QUESTION: Masters I was told by a psychic I would move to NSW and find a job but it’s too far away. I want to be with my family. But there are zero jobs going here in the animal industry. The only jobs deserve a license which I do not have. Will I get to stay here with my family? Will I find my job here working with animals? ~Emma, Australia
ANSWER: Whatever you have been told is advisory only. No one’s future is predestined; everyone has freedom of choice. Information received from psychic connections is an indication of what is settled for that moment and not necessarily what will happen in the future. Whenever you are involved in a situation that can be affected by more than just yourself, it can change if any of those involved changes their mind about anything.
The psychic was picking up on your frustration concerning a job, heard that there were opportunities in New South Wales, and therefore assumed you would wish to go where employment was more certain. Your lack of immediate response to her reading made her feel it was in line with your desires. But the choice of what you do is always up to you alone. There are available positions in that area that do not require that much education.
Wanting to do a particular job isn’t always possible just because you want it to be. You know that you don’t have the necessary training, so one thing that you can do is get some more training. Look for an apprenticeship, some online courses, or a school program toward licensure. It’s like wanting to be a teacher but never going to get the required learning. Things will not be handed to you without your putting in some effort.
There are jobs around you, so that you can stay where you are, if you get the training needed. It all depends on how badly you want to be in the animal care field. Investigate other animal-related things like dog sitting or walking, working with animals on a farm or university, or assisting with breeding programs. Don’t limit yourself to what you have already explored – think outside the box.