Stepping into the world of psychism is like opening a door to the unseen. It's a world where intuition, energy, and the mysteries of the mind all find a home beside one another along with the past, present and future.
In this space, psychic Marietta Theunissen has made a name for herself by offering more than just predictions of the future; of insight, comfort, and guidance from the beyond is her trademark.
Theunissen's approach, she said, is both grounded and compassionate.
It's not simply a reading. She invites clients into a space where they can explore their most burning questions, whether about love, career, or personal growth.
Her readings, she said, are infused with ancient wisdom and practical advice.
Theunissen will be hosting a live show at Theatre of Marcellus at Emperors Palace on 1 September. It's unusual, because psychic readings are normally one-on-one.
Tell us a bit about yourself in your own words?
I'm a psychic medium who has been blessed with the ability to connect with the spirit world.
My journey is about helping others find peace, clarity, and guidance through these connections. I've dedicated my life to spiritual work, aiming to uplift and inspire those I meet.
How did you discover your gift? And what Ho was the experience like?
Denne historien er fra August 29, 2024-utgaven av The Citizen.
Start din 7-dagers gratis prøveperiode på Magzter GOLD for å få tilgang til tusenvis av utvalgte premiumhistorier og 9000+ magasiner og aviser.
Allerede abonnent ? Logg på
Denne historien er fra August 29, 2024-utgaven av The Citizen.
Start din 7-dagers gratis prøveperiode på Magzter GOLD for å få tilgang til tusenvis av utvalgte premiumhistorier og 9000+ magasiner og aviser.
Allerede abonnent? Logg på
Heather's Boy prepares for Cape
FORM: UNBEATEN DE KOCK RUNNER TO CONFIRM HIS REPUTATION AHEAD OF CAPE GUINEAS
Courage wins the day for Atticus
IMPRESSIVE: LAIRD-TRAINED GELDING FIGHTS ON GAMELY TO CLAIM R6M BETWAY SUMMER CUP
PIRATES COME UNSTUCK
PREMIERSHIP: STELLENBOSCH PUT ABRUPT END TO BUCS' PERFECT START
Cut Bavuma some slack
Temba Bavuma has often been praised by coaches and teammates for his leadership abilities, but as a specialist batter the Proteas skipper must have been frustrated by his lengthy struggle to convert fifties into centuries.
Proteas keep growing as a unit
South Africa's batters are feeding well off each other as they start to find consistency at the highest level, according to Proteas coach Shukri Conrad, after they shone again in the dominant victory over Sri Lanka in the first Test in Durban which concluded on Saturday.
Wallabies far from finished product
Australia coach Joe Schmidt says his side are \"maybe\" not at the level yet to win the three Test series with the British & Irish Lions next year but they are ready to make it a \"contest\".
Proteas keep their heads up
With England having secured a 3-0 clean sweep in the T20 International series that concluded at the weekend, Proteas all-rounder Nondumiso Shangase says the national women's team are keeping their heads up as they prepare for a three-match ODI series against the tourists.
Bulls flex their muscles abroad
URC: DOWN CONNACHT AS SHARKS SINK THE STORMERS
Kane ruled out 'for the time being'
Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane (right) has been ruled out \"for the time being\", with a hamstring tear, the club announced yesterday.
'Crazy' win thrills Arteta
London - Mikel Arteta (above) said Arsenal's \"crazy\" 5-2 win at West Ham has catapulted his team back into the Premier League title race.
