Cassadaga 6th Sense Connection
Cassadaga Psychic Mediums & Readings
1083 Stevens Street Cassadaga Florida 32706
Phone 386 228 2471
Cassadaga Psychic Mediums & Readings
1083 Stevens Street Cassadaga Florida 32706
Phone 386 228 2471
Cassadaga Astrology Readings
When you combine good psychic ability with astrology you have a magical combination! It's a perfect blending of the stars with the messages from the universal life source. At 6th Sense Connection Cassadaga we aim to do just that. Our resident psychic astrologer is Sherre Wellins.
There are twelve houses in your birth chart. Here's a brief run down on what each house represents.
The First House — "what I show you" is the persona you exhibit in the world, or your personality. its also your environment and your interaction with the world right around you. Some astrologers also include early childhood in the first house. The experiences of childhood that remain in your conscious mind, like the kind of home and the part of the country you lived in, are first house matters. However, the things about growing up that you incorporated into your subconscious mind (all the tapes from mom, dad, aunts, your first grade teacher) are not first, but the twelfth house matters.
The Second House — "my stuff" incidates your personal value system. All the things you value are related to the second house. Your money, your possessions, your food, your personal security needs (Linus' blanket, the 12 cans of soup int he cabinet, the ten dollar bill in your underwear drawer), and your body are second house matters.
The Third House — "how I think" involves your daily communications. Third house communications are the kind you don't really prepare in advance, for this part of your conscious mind works without much effort. You don't usually rehearse most conversations or spend time thinkging about what you'll say if your friend Sally calls on the telephone. The third house includes your brothers and sisters, and your neighbors. Most of us relate to these specific people in pretty automatic ways. We see or have seen a great deal of them and don't regard communication with them as extraordinary. This house includes your daily commute or trips to the store, your car, short letters or notes, telephone conversations and email.
The Fourth House — "where I come from" involves your roots, the home you grew up in and the home you set up for yourself. In this connection it indicates your real estate holdings, although if you own quite a bit of property, the second house is also involved. The fourth includes your mother, for she is a large part of your concept of where you come from. How you finish your daily tasks is a fourth house matters; how you finish cooking dinner, washing dishes or getting dressed.
The Fifth House — "my fun" involves all the things you do or can do in your leisure time. It includes children, the first child specifically. For women, the fifth house is the first pregnancy. This house represents your talents or hobbies as well as your romances, unconditional love, pure joy of creative expression.
The Sixth House — "my daily grind" involves your daily responsibilities and work, both at home and on the job. Its the parts of your routine that don't require lots of thought or pre-planning. Most sixth house work eventually becomes nearly automatic, e.g., we don't usually spend hours planning how to wash clothes. It also includes your health, how to take stress out of your body. When you are under pressure, do you get headaches, stomach aches, stiff muscles? Old astrology has it as the house of slavery. This shows how you put yourself into bondage to others. Its the kind of automatic service you perform that you probably don't notice, but it is like the grain of sand in the oyster. If the grain of sand is not too big, it can turn into a pearl. If it becomes a major issue, resentment builds and that piece of sand can make the oyster's life quite difficult. The sixth house is also the way you treat people who work for you, like your employees or co-workers. If your ego gets in the way, your clients or customers or superiors will find issues to make you responsible to their demands. Conflicts start when you try to get your own way without considering your service to the needs of others.
The Seventh House — "what you show me" is the "not me" or everyone and everything that isn't you with the exception of the specific other people (usually relatives) who are indicated by the third, fourth, ninth and tenth houses. When I refer to others, I mean people outside your family. The seventh house tells how you relate to others in the world and how they relate to you. It is the house of partnerships and marriage, the most intimate relationship you can set up, as well as the house of more distant relationships, for instance, how you deal with unfriendly people (those who don't like you or in older terms "open enemies").
The Eighth House — signifies "their stuff" and how you relate to their stuff. So its other people's values, money and possessions. It is inheritance (when you get something that belonged to someone else) and taxes (when you have something that belongs to someone else, i.e. the government). It is sex, or relating your body to someone else's body. The eighth is also death, which changes or transforms you into another.
The Ninth House — "how they think" brings communication to a higher plane, for instance, religion, philosophy, higher education, all the "biggies" concerning how other people think and how you relate to those ideas. The ninth house deals with mass communication (books, television, movies, radio, internet) as well as long distance journeys which put you in touch with foreign or different ways of thinking.
The Tenth House — "where I'm going" arises from the fourth of where I come from, taking this out into the world. Your career and your direction in life are tenth house matters. It also includes your reputation or public standing for this is the result of your choices about where you want to go. Authority figures and your father are indicated by this house.
The Eleventh House — "fun with others" relates your talents and your interests to the interests of other people. The groups you choose to join, the acquaintances you make through your interests. Also included are long range goals other than career, your hopes, dreams and wishes. How are you satisfied with your goals and achievements?
The Twelfth House — "other people's hidden agendas" either in karmic ties from past lives or because they control you in some way that keeps you responsible or stuck away from the freedom to be you. It is the subconscious mind of dreams and intentions. People read us from two perceptions: one that we show them consciously (the first house) and the one that we are really intending subconsciously (the twelfth house). This house contains memory of all childhood behavior patterns developed to help us cope with our fears. The reasons for the behavior are no longer conscious or needed but the behavior keeps us stuck as if we are our own worst enemy. Thus, this is the house of hidden enemies, including ourselves. Our actions may have caused others to plot secretively against us and at some unexpected time in the future, we account for deeds we have done and often don't remember. This also is the house of dreams and visions, the need for oneness with our higher self. Our dreams are the tangible evidence of the people we work with while our conscious mind is asleep, these people are our higher self or angels or guides or loved ones in spirit. Often this can also be the time when we telepathize with those we need to hear from or who need to hear from us.
As each person goes through life, the events of that life are recorded. Every thought, words spoken, actions taken or not, are recorded with the universal mind. Astrology is a long established method of exploring ourselves, our relationships and our place within the world. It works by taking a look at planetary relationships operating at a certain time and place, and how they direct their energetic influences on our environment, our emotions, our choices for actions. The art of astrology lies, at the most profound levels, in the meaningful interpretation of those powerful human archetypes that come from the relationship of the heavenly bodies with the energy of the signs. In other words, As Above, So Below.
Sherre L. Wellins is a psychic and intuitive who uses Tarot, Numerology, and Astrology to deliver messages concerning all the areas of life. She believes that all things in our universe are intimately and deeply connected. With over 15 years of experience giving readings in Orlando and worldwide, Sherre Wellins combines accurate Astrological data along with psychic and intuitive abilities to generate a psychological, economic, soul path or predictive profile for you. She specializes in revealing people's soul paths and karmic lessons as the motivator for making the best choices.
There are twelve houses in your birth chart. Here's a brief run down on what each house represents.
The First House — "what I show you" is the persona you exhibit in the world, or your personality. its also your environment and your interaction with the world right around you. Some astrologers also include early childhood in the first house. The experiences of childhood that remain in your conscious mind, like the kind of home and the part of the country you lived in, are first house matters. However, the things about growing up that you incorporated into your subconscious mind (all the tapes from mom, dad, aunts, your first grade teacher) are not first, but the twelfth house matters.
The Second House — "my stuff" incidates your personal value system. All the things you value are related to the second house. Your money, your possessions, your food, your personal security needs (Linus' blanket, the 12 cans of soup int he cabinet, the ten dollar bill in your underwear drawer), and your body are second house matters.
The Third House — "how I think" involves your daily communications. Third house communications are the kind you don't really prepare in advance, for this part of your conscious mind works without much effort. You don't usually rehearse most conversations or spend time thinkging about what you'll say if your friend Sally calls on the telephone. The third house includes your brothers and sisters, and your neighbors. Most of us relate to these specific people in pretty automatic ways. We see or have seen a great deal of them and don't regard communication with them as extraordinary. This house includes your daily commute or trips to the store, your car, short letters or notes, telephone conversations and email.
The Fourth House — "where I come from" involves your roots, the home you grew up in and the home you set up for yourself. In this connection it indicates your real estate holdings, although if you own quite a bit of property, the second house is also involved. The fourth includes your mother, for she is a large part of your concept of where you come from. How you finish your daily tasks is a fourth house matters; how you finish cooking dinner, washing dishes or getting dressed.
The Fifth House — "my fun" involves all the things you do or can do in your leisure time. It includes children, the first child specifically. For women, the fifth house is the first pregnancy. This house represents your talents or hobbies as well as your romances, unconditional love, pure joy of creative expression.
The Sixth House — "my daily grind" involves your daily responsibilities and work, both at home and on the job. Its the parts of your routine that don't require lots of thought or pre-planning. Most sixth house work eventually becomes nearly automatic, e.g., we don't usually spend hours planning how to wash clothes. It also includes your health, how to take stress out of your body. When you are under pressure, do you get headaches, stomach aches, stiff muscles? Old astrology has it as the house of slavery. This shows how you put yourself into bondage to others. Its the kind of automatic service you perform that you probably don't notice, but it is like the grain of sand in the oyster. If the grain of sand is not too big, it can turn into a pearl. If it becomes a major issue, resentment builds and that piece of sand can make the oyster's life quite difficult. The sixth house is also the way you treat people who work for you, like your employees or co-workers. If your ego gets in the way, your clients or customers or superiors will find issues to make you responsible to their demands. Conflicts start when you try to get your own way without considering your service to the needs of others.
The Seventh House — "what you show me" is the "not me" or everyone and everything that isn't you with the exception of the specific other people (usually relatives) who are indicated by the third, fourth, ninth and tenth houses. When I refer to others, I mean people outside your family. The seventh house tells how you relate to others in the world and how they relate to you. It is the house of partnerships and marriage, the most intimate relationship you can set up, as well as the house of more distant relationships, for instance, how you deal with unfriendly people (those who don't like you or in older terms "open enemies").
The Eighth House — signifies "their stuff" and how you relate to their stuff. So its other people's values, money and possessions. It is inheritance (when you get something that belonged to someone else) and taxes (when you have something that belongs to someone else, i.e. the government). It is sex, or relating your body to someone else's body. The eighth is also death, which changes or transforms you into another.
The Ninth House — "how they think" brings communication to a higher plane, for instance, religion, philosophy, higher education, all the "biggies" concerning how other people think and how you relate to those ideas. The ninth house deals with mass communication (books, television, movies, radio, internet) as well as long distance journeys which put you in touch with foreign or different ways of thinking.
The Tenth House — "where I'm going" arises from the fourth of where I come from, taking this out into the world. Your career and your direction in life are tenth house matters. It also includes your reputation or public standing for this is the result of your choices about where you want to go. Authority figures and your father are indicated by this house.
The Eleventh House — "fun with others" relates your talents and your interests to the interests of other people. The groups you choose to join, the acquaintances you make through your interests. Also included are long range goals other than career, your hopes, dreams and wishes. How are you satisfied with your goals and achievements?
The Twelfth House — "other people's hidden agendas" either in karmic ties from past lives or because they control you in some way that keeps you responsible or stuck away from the freedom to be you. It is the subconscious mind of dreams and intentions. People read us from two perceptions: one that we show them consciously (the first house) and the one that we are really intending subconsciously (the twelfth house). This house contains memory of all childhood behavior patterns developed to help us cope with our fears. The reasons for the behavior are no longer conscious or needed but the behavior keeps us stuck as if we are our own worst enemy. Thus, this is the house of hidden enemies, including ourselves. Our actions may have caused others to plot secretively against us and at some unexpected time in the future, we account for deeds we have done and often don't remember. This also is the house of dreams and visions, the need for oneness with our higher self. Our dreams are the tangible evidence of the people we work with while our conscious mind is asleep, these people are our higher self or angels or guides or loved ones in spirit. Often this can also be the time when we telepathize with those we need to hear from or who need to hear from us.
As each person goes through life, the events of that life are recorded. Every thought, words spoken, actions taken or not, are recorded with the universal mind. Astrology is a long established method of exploring ourselves, our relationships and our place within the world. It works by taking a look at planetary relationships operating at a certain time and place, and how they direct their energetic influences on our environment, our emotions, our choices for actions. The art of astrology lies, at the most profound levels, in the meaningful interpretation of those powerful human archetypes that come from the relationship of the heavenly bodies with the energy of the signs. In other words, As Above, So Below.
Sherre L. Wellins is a psychic and intuitive who uses Tarot, Numerology, and Astrology to deliver messages concerning all the areas of life. She believes that all things in our universe are intimately and deeply connected. With over 15 years of experience giving readings in Orlando and worldwide, Sherre Wellins combines accurate Astrological data along with psychic and intuitive abilities to generate a psychological, economic, soul path or predictive profile for you. She specializes in revealing people's soul paths and karmic lessons as the motivator for making the best choices.
