Tori Hartman is a professional psychic who created and uses her own line of Intention Candles, Gratitude Bracelets and Chakra Vortex Jewelry for her high-end Hollywood clientele.

    Tori was psychic to Jeff Lewis during the negotiations of the hit Bravo TV Show, Flipping Out.

    Now she is pleased to bring her line of spiritual accessories to you with the hope that you'll gain easy access to manifesting miracles in your life. All of the products are based on the Law of Attraction, urging that whatever you focus on grows.

    The products you find at www.ToriHartman.com were born from a decade's worth of intuitive guidance, helping others to create miracles in everyday life. The goal is to enhance consciousness by showing people how to manifest greater good through simple spiritual rituals. The items we offer support this vision.

    You are now invited to discover these powerful spiritual accessories for yourself at www.ToriHartman.com.  As a gift for visiting the site, download your FREE prosperity meditation to help during these changing times. Remember, someone, somewhere, is happy, healthy, prosperous and inspired. Why shouldn't it be YOU?

    What are you looking for? Prosperity? Luck? Love? Divine guidance? The products at www.ToriHartman.com  will empower you to create the life you want to lead. It all starts by setting a simple intention. We'll even show you how to do this on our site and in the intention-setting booklet that accompanies the order of every Intention Candle.

    Tori Hartman Intention Candles are no ordinary intention candles. Each one is hand-poured in Colorado by a reiki practitioner and contains five keepsake crystals. They are soy-based and burn clean for 168 hours. Each candle is blended with unique aromatherapy that supports the energy of your desires.

    Check out our entire line and notice if a particular piece calls to you. This may signal an area of your life that needs clearing or is up for manifesting. If you ever have any questions about our products or how to use them, please contact us.

     This site was designed with your deepest desires in mind. Many blessing

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Waiting for the Wave

A client phoned the other day worried about the business decisions he'd made. He was in upset because he's been at a job that he termed "an under-earning situation."

I reminded him that during the past year he left a 20-year marriage and was confused and disoriented when he first took that job. He did not make a bad decision, he made the best one at the time. Who he is today is someone that doesn't fit there.

"What do I do?" he asked.

"Wait for the wave," I said.

"Huh?"

I laughed with him. Sometimes, being psychic is a strange experience.

A few weeks ago, I was out with a few friends. We were chatting and then, out of nowhere, I turned to the bartender and asked when he was leaving for Fiji.

He shook his head and asked me, rather confused, "Do I know you?"

I had pulled an "oops." Sometimes without knowing it, spirit talks to me and I think that I've had a conversation with someone, when in fact, we've never met. I try to keep this at a minimum to avoid freaking people out. I've learned to ask questions.

This guy was in a similar place to my client, Pete. He didn't know what to do, if he should go. There were a few variables.

He was a surfer. I asked him what he did after he paddled out on his board.

"I wait for the wave" he replied.

I waited. He nodded and got it instantly.

Teasing, I said, "So you don't wonder what you can do to make the wave come or if there ever will ever be another wave in your lifetime or if..."

He waved for me to stop, laughing, and then shrugged as he wiped down the bar. "It always comes if you wait long enough."

When we are lost, the key is to wait it out. I'm not talking about doing nothing.

I'm saying that after we make our request to the universe to give us signs (and I often ask that they be billboards, so I don't miss them), we have to wait for the answer...or the wave.

And here's another part to the surf analogy: when you ride a wave, it's the only zone you can be in at that time. You must be present. Your entire being must be in it.

We are always doing the best we can in any given moment, but remember this: even for a surfer, no one can expect to be in balance at all times. Life is about being out of balance and stepping back into it.

Remember that no matter what is going on in your life, you must determine where you are and how to get into the zone.

Are you:

Turning the board into position?

Paddling?

Are you too early? Are you unprepared?

Are you too late? Did you miss this wave?

Are you up? Did you catch the wave?

Wiping out?

Riding the wave?

In the barrel?

Coming to shore?

Here's how to bring yourself into alignment no matter where you are:

Getting into position? You may be changing directions and not sure how to do this next part. This is change.

If you are paddling, focus on the next intended action. Keep paddling.

Scrambling for the wave? Slow down and take stock. Is the moment right? Check for typos, so to speak. Look for mistakes that make you look unprepared. If you feel a panic right now, you may be trying to gain momentum in something that's not ready to happen.

Miss the wave? Forget this part. Don't dwell on it. It's wasted time. That was not your wave, not your moment. "If I had bought that property five years ago..." Well, you didn't. Timing is everything. Again, accept that wasn't your wave.

Did you catch it? Check within. Where are you? What are you truly feeling? Get excited. This is your moment. Try to relax. Often we confuse excitement with worry.

Wiping Out? Yeah, go ahead and chuckle. It'll happen. Get back on the board and paddle.

Are you riding the wave? In the barrel? Smile, enjoy and have fun. Feel the exhilaration of this time. Be in the moment. You are in the zone. This is the reward.

Coming into shore? How will you step off your board? Will you fall? Crash into shore? Slide into shore? Go back out? Take a break?

No matter what phase you're in, there is a different approach to each. It is easy to see that waiting for the wave is the place to do nothing but meditate. This is when the universe is going to send you someone or something that will get you up and running again.

And take heart. This is a cycle we're all on. And once you know where you are, you can determine what to do. Each place has a very real action. Rest assured that you are in motion, even if it doesn't feel like it.

Color Expert, Tori Hartman, Reveals the Meaning Behind the Wardrobes

Chosen by Presidential Candidates on Debate Night

 If you’ve been watching the candidates, you’ve been watching two very different styles of dress, particularly in their choice of colors, or lack of them. 

 The articles of clothing in question on debate night?

 McCain: Grey suit. Light blue shirt. Red and white tie.

  Obama: Grey suit. White shirt. Red tie.

  Both candidates wore grey suits to “neutralize” themselves on television and Internet viewing. The color grey lets people know that both candidates stand in the middle of the road…that neither is an extremist.

  McCain wore a light blue shirt and a red and white tie, most obviously to represent patriotism. Looking deeper, however, blue communicates truth. McCain is driven to speak up what he feels is his truth. He will always articulate what he stands for. The red and white tie tells that he is deeply rooted in staying detached. Red signifies passion and self-motivating energy, yet in McCain’s choice of tie, it is tempered by white, a color that deflects. McCain is a man who understands the need to stay cool under fire. All soldiers are trained in this, and it was the message of his color combination. 

 I give McCain an “A” for his well-chosen colors. They show he is able to stand for his convictions.

 Now for Obama.

   In many pictures of Obama, we see his white shirt sleeves rolled up. This, of course, is an indication to us that he is literally ready to roll up his sleeves and get the job done. This message is congruent with his choice of wardrobe colors on debate night. White indicates an ability to receive but not necessarily absorb information.  He considers but does not take personally what is being conveyed.  The ability to stay detached and uninvolved in others opinions is evident in a white shirt. 

   The most interesting choice of color was Obama’s deep red tie. Red is the color of service, and since the tie was on the darker end of the red spectrum, it suggested the idea that Obama is in deep contemplation. His thoughts are profound and heartfelt. 

 I also give Obama an “A” for communicating his concern and caring through his colors on debate night.

 Let’s now look at the color choices of the potential First Ladies.

    Cindy McCain always chooses to wear something bold to convey the strength of her convictions. Her pure red suit during the debate reveals the message that she is in charge. She is the power behind the throne, and McCain relies upon her to be his supporter. Theirs is a traditional marriage.

    Michele Obama, on the other hand, has been working to convey the image of traditional wife and partner. Her energy is very strong and in an effort to support rather than outshine her husband, she tones down her style. For the debate, Mrs. Obama wore a multi-colored outfit in olive and red. As I mentioned, red indicates contemplation and caring, while shades of green are associated with the heart and healing. This combination was chosen to subdue the powerful aspect of her role in their modern marriage.

   As you can see, color is revealing. Now, if only the colors chosen by the candidates and their wives could tell us who, in fact, will win the election!

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Tori Hartman, color expert, author and intuitive of the Berkley style book, Fabulous You! Unlock your Perfect Personal Style, transitioned from fashion guru to Hollywood psychic and recently launched her new line of spiritual accessories, available at www.ToriHartman.com.                       www.Myspace.com/torihartman