Amara created this consultation for those who are in need of intuitive services that are based around one primary question. Many choose this unique and helpful service when they are:

 

• Stuck between decisions.

• Embarking on a new endeavor.

• Looking for ways to create more harmonious relationships.

• Feeling helpless and stagnant.

• Need insight and guidance about a life situation.

• Ready for change and are unsure of the next step(s).

• Making decisions to align with their highest purpose.

• Finding ways to heal from suffering and despair.

• Needing relief from inner confusion.

• Blazing a path to a better life.

• Looking for a new perspective to work through an old situation that keeps resurfacing. 

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Amara uses shamanic journeying (learn more about shamanic journeying HERE) and an oracle deck she designed for this purpose to find the answer that supports you and is in alignment with your highest good. 

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How to Phrase Your Question

It is important to choose the wording of your question clearly so that energetically the correct information comes forward. For ethical purposes, the question can only be about YOU. Without each person's specific permission, Amara cannot ethically access information about another individual. For example, let's look at these two questions that have ethical issues:

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"What does my brother need to change to
better communicate with me."

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"Why does my partner have
difficulty dealing with anger?"

 

These questions need to be rephrased from the point of view only as it involves you because we can only be responsible for the changes *we* can personally make in any given situation. It is always easier for us to change the way *we* approach situations than to have expectations that another person will change their behavior. If we rewrite the above two questions, this is how they would look: 

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"What do I need to do to better
communicate with my brother."

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"How can I help my partner deal with
his/her anger problems."

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Subtle wording can change a question and answer, so follow these guidelines when phrasing your question:

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• Begin your question with who, what, where, why, or how.
   

• Avoid "when" questions, as these types of questions are more prophesy-related and future outcomes can change quickly, especially when they involve others who have free will to make choices and changes in their lives that may affect you. 
   

• "Who" can be tricky, so if you must ask with using this word, consider "who" as possible characteristics of a person:
   

  • Example: Who should I date? (where you're looking for a name) versus ...

  • "Who is the type of person I should date? (where you are looking for characteristics).
     

• Avoid "yes" or "no" questions because your consultation gives you the opportunity to receive a deeper, richer answer beyond a simple yes/no response.
   

• Avoid "will I" or "should I" because these are other forms of asking yes/no questions and you want the opportunity to receive a deeper, richer answer than this wording offers.