About Astrologer Sheilaa Hite
SHEILAA HITE is an astrologer specializing in relationships—the complex and compelling goings-on of the Third House in each of our astrological charts. She is also a clinical hypnotherapist and mentor/life coach, as well as an adept at many other facets of the intuitive arts. Sheilaa has been recognized as “one of the foremost intuitives and healers on the planet today,” and her accuracy rate of 95-plus percent has been affirmed by more than 4,000 clients from every walk of life–including numerous celebrities, sports figures and politicians.
Sheilaa is one of only a handful of people in the world permitted by the British government to enter and conduct ceremonies in the sacred “inner circle of stones” at Stonehenge, and the first metaphysician authorized by the City of Malibu, California, to teach in their facilities. Her latest book is Power Secrets, and she is featured in Paulette Cooper’s The Top 100 Psychics in America. Sheilaa has been a guest and consultant on network television, including NBC’s groundbreaking The Other Side, E! Television and Entertainment Tonight. She can be reached for inquiries or consultation at sheilaahite at gmail dot com, or learn more about her at her personal website. TSP is honored to have her among us; we think you will agree. More from Sheilaa:
•The Year 2009 Numerologically
•Previews of Each Sign’s 2009 Horoscope
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