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My Psychic Life-How I Got To Here Via Halloween

Monday, October 26th, 2009


Originally published in FLAUNT Magazine
Oct 2002

You might think that Halloween would be a favorite holiday for someone in my occupation. However, even as a child the notion of getting in some goofy get up and begging door to door for candy from strangers, was a concept that totally baffled me.

I suppose you could say I was a confused child to begin with. If someone could have given me a heads up that being a super sensitive freak of nature would eventually turn out to be a great endowment, oh the years of heartache it could have saved me. Instead, for most of my youth I was an easy target for other kids to taunt and tease without it even being Halloween. Little did I know that way down the road this holiday that I hated would end up being a major pivotal point in my life.

To add further disorientation to my upbringing, my parents for who knows what reasoning didn’t find it necessary to give out sweets. When it came to doling out the Halloween treats they gave out money, change to be exact. My dad would bring home rolls of coins from our shoe store and my mom would put them in a serving dish. I really don’t think they thought this out too well, because frighteningly I can remember swallowing a few, yes coins, not candy. (I know, I already said I was a confused child, but what kid don’t you know who unintentionally ended up with a coin in their colon, up their nose or in their ear?) So when the bell rang and the door opened, by the look on some of the neighborhood kid’s faces, I think they momentarily became as confused as I. Yet, when they went home that evening and checked out all that they had scored, they were some odd cents richer thanks to the strange family that handed out currency instead of candy.

I try to explain to people that visiting a psychic is like having unprotected sex or having plastic surgery. You want to be damn sure you know exactly who you are going to be sharing your energy with. I’m going to let you in on a huge secret here. You see, when I got my very first “psychic” reading, my roommates dragged me to an outdoor Reggae Fest where we each took turns sitting in front of a gypsy who read our fortunes. She predicted that I was going to drop everything and move to San Francisco. Being a fashion design student in Los Angeles with a 4.0, two years left to go and my entire life completely planned out since the ninth grade, I rolled my eyes and thought to myself, “ this woman is clueless.”

I don’t know what is more pathetic, the fact that I went to the gypsy in the first place or that I ended up dropping everything and moving to San Francisco for a guy. Either way, what she predicted had come true. So when my illusionary fantasy about the boy ended in painstaking heartbreak, it was time for another “reading.” I went in search of more psychic insight and here is where the story gets really scary. I was the one who didn’t have a clue. I happened upon a gypsy who, surprise, surprise, turned out to be a charlatan thief. She worked some hocus pocus black magic, freaked me the fuck out and ended up taking me for many pretty pennies.

As much time passed and I awakened to the realization that I had sadly been had, missy gypsy was soon to find out that she messed with the wrong girl. It didn’t take much to track her swindler-self down, although she was now operating out of a different location. Equipped with a big bad buff male friend, we confronted her and demanded back every cent I had forked over. Can you believe she gave it back? Not without of course informing me that she was “giving the money back, not because I threatened to go to the police, but rather because God wanted me to have it back.” Whatever the case, I considered myself to have something or someone more than luck on my side.

My quest for guidance lead me down the very long path of finding my own psychicness. After a few years of training, my first professional gig of putting myself out there as a real deal psychic was at a Halloween theme park where I read, six nights a week for an entire month. On the very first evening, my very first reading, was not just one person but an entire family of guess what? Suspense, suspense… gypsies. I was a bit uncomfortable as they crowded around me in a way that lead me to wonder if I was about to be mobbed. As I asked what I could answer for them, they stated that they wanted to ask about the well being of a friend. I immediately was shown that the person they were asking about had passed into spirit. I also was shown that these gypsies were testing me to see how genuine I was. I carefully explained that from my perspective, it looked as if this person was no longer living in the physical body.

What happen next was the experience that altered the rest of my life. The gypsies seemed to express an utter amazement over my ability to see what I saw. I must have passed their test because they all got individual readings from me. Although this family had no relation to the crooked woman who initially took me for my first psychic reading ride, this incident seemed somehow to bring me karmically full circle. I knew right then and there that this psychic healing thing would not just be my hobby, it was going to be my life. And that was fourteen Halloweens ago.

Halloween comes from the designated time Hollowed Eve. A day way back when that was originally set aside by the Christian Church to commemorate all the Saints who were not remembered on any other day. It seems that this once sacred occasion has now turned into a wet-t-shirt contest to see who can hold the grandest out of body festival. Still ranking as my least favorite holiday, I am amazed that people spend months and months preparing to look as outlandish as they can possibly be. They actually look forward to running amok and intermingling energies with thousands of other spirits in the streets of West Hollywood, Castro or Chelsea. Cheers to them. As for me I’ll be staying in my body, safely tucked away in the comfort of my own home waiting for the night to be over.

ARIES costume choices: Actor, Fashion Designer, Police Officer.

TAURUS costume choices: Banker, Pirate, Prince, Princess.

GEMINI costume choices: Astronaut, Doctor Evil, Favorite Super Hero.

CANCER costume choices: Ghost, Jailbird, Prostitute, Scarecrow.

LEO costume choices: Devil, President, Movie Producer, Uncle Sam.

VIRGO costume choices: Athlete, Cult leader, Jesus, Rock Star.

LIBRA costume choices: Race Car Driver, Witch, Vampire, Zombie.

SCORPIO costume choices: American Indian, Doctor, Ghost, Nurse.

SAGITTARIUS costume choices: Angel, Cupid, Tourist, Favorite Animal.

CAPRICORN costume choices: Austin Powers, Cinderella, Playboy Bunny.

AQUARIUS costume choices: Adam, Eve, Hippie, Statue of Liberty.

PISCES costume choices: Alien, Cheerleader, Hippy, Psychic.

Justine is in NYC Aug 11th – 21st

Monday, August 10th, 2009

justine at psychicgirl dot com for an in person appointment

Justine Reading Shira Lazar Part 1

Thursday, February 26th, 2009

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Justine on Oxygen's Bad Girls Club Feb 24th 2009

Tuesday, February 17th, 2009

PsychicGirl will be featured on the the Bad Girl’s Club, Oxygen’s highest rated reality show.  I visited them in their home up in the hills and basically answer every psychic question they had swirling around in their Bad Girl heads. Lets hope they were nice in the editing room! More details after it airs.

Justine On Toilet Paper Entrepreneur

Wednesday, December 10th, 2008

Justine On Toilet Paper Entrepreneur

60 Customer Service Tips for Entrepreneurs

3. The Winner Is, Confidence - He with the most certainty wins, and this isn’t about lying to your customer by covering it up with ego or force. People want to know that everything will be okay. Lead them with your person power in the direction that is for the highest and best for both parties. -Justine Kenzer of Psychic Style Radio

Emails Like This Rock My World!!

Friday, December 5th, 2008

Justine,

Happy Holidays to you. Just wanted to let you know… you did a reading for me a few months ago when my boyfriend and I were having some issues.  You sent me some healing, and provided me with insight, and we were able to get through our rough time and are now engaged!

Thanks for all of your help!

Liz

Congrats Liz, you made my day…my week…my year… I love my job.

PsychicGirl on KTLA News

Wednesday, November 26th, 2008

Psychics Cashing in During Troubled Economy

see video at the link above

Lu Parker, KTLA News

November 25, 2008

LOS ANGELES — Psychics, those in the business of reading minds, hands and even cards claim they see, what we can’t.  In these tough economic times, people are turning to spiritual advisors more than ever.

“I guess when people get into the negative headspace they are looking for anything to give them hope,” says Damien Vickers who says he believes in psychics.

According to Los Angeles area psychic Justine Kenzer more and more people want to know about their jobs. “I will tell you what I see. You can say the name of your boss and ask a specific quesiton about anything you want to know about like if my job is going to be secure,” Kenzer says.

Kenzer has been in the business for nearly twenty years. she’s known around the nation as “psychicgirl”. She says a psychic has the ability to look at you and see energy.

Clients are also turning to the internet, asking questions about finances, job security to even home foreclosure issues.  And Kenzer says she’s seeing another new trend; more male clients coming in.

Rodney Franks says he went to Kenzer to discuss his family finances. “I think it’s a way to be informed, to get more information on a subject that helps you make the decision for yourself.”

A 45 minute session will cost you $200, but many people say they think it’s worth it.

“It’s just so beautiful to be part of something that helps people get what they want,” Kenzer says.

Not Predicting the Presidential Win

Friday, November 7th, 2008

Evidently a website named Prophecies R Us was mentioned on CNN the night of the election. I received a Google alert that someone calling themselves PsychicGirl made a prediction that “McCain would win the presidential election in 2008,” and said a bunch of other crap about how they have been tested at a university and and and oy, yoy, yoy. Even though I’ve owned the trademark for the name PsychicGirl since 1999, sadly I have no control over random people posting on website message boards, including this person. Normally I wouldn’t even comment on something like this, but this girl (as in me) has a reputation to protect.

So please know that PsychicGirl Justine Kenzer, doesn’t do worldly predictions. Some psychics do, like my friends The Psychic Twins who predicted 9/11 on national radio, they amaze me. (But they also said Hillary would win for Prez, maybe they were looking at a future year?) My work is about individual transformation, predicting and healing the earthshaking moments in your personal life. Because in reality, anything that I am emotionally attached to the outcome of, I can’t see. This is why I can not use my psychic ability to read for myself, and any other psychic who says they can, I question.

Anytime a psychic makes a prediction that is publicly recorded and comes to light, it obviously proves that psychic ability is in fact very real. Earlier in my career I put myself out there in some pretty risky ways. I almost blew my squeaky clean reputation by going on E! and predicting Emmy nominations. They gave me a list of eighty names and had me pick the five who would be nominated. This was done two weeks before the actual nominations were released. The morning the nominations came out I was an emotional mess, questioning what I heck I had done to myself. I hid in bed with my head under the covers for the first round of airing. For the second, I finally got the guts to face my own predictions. I decided that if I didn’t get them right, it was all in good fun (right.) But wow, who knew I would get them all right, I didn’t. Come the day of the actual Emmy nominations, I had not only got them right but also had picked the winner (Jennifer Aniston!) Fast forward to the following year, I had also predicted that winner on that tape that year before (Debra Messing.) On that accomplishment I proudly retired from ever doing crazy psychic stunts like that again! That was until I did the best reality show ever to be on TV (not so much). On Mark Burnett’s The Casino on Fox, I gave people numbers and specifics to gamble with in Vegas, where many of them won, AND then I retired from the stunts!

So back to my disclaimer to the universe; the real Psychic Girl (trademarked) won’t ever be running a muck making predictions on random message boards. I’m very happy to be right here, reading you, at my own domain.

Justine on Vh1's The Cho Show

Monday, September 1st, 2008

Korean of the year: Full act one
PsychicStyle in action, what they don’t show you is that I tell Margaret what to do and what to wear (pink) when accepting her award. At one point they paint her naked body in a pink dress Playboy Mansion party style – as a joke. In the end of the episode she actually wears a huge pink crystal necklace while performing and accepting her award.

Haunt Gina: Full act one
Welcome to reality television where if they want, they can choose to edit what you say to match what they desire. So in this second clip when you don’t see me actually moving my mouth to match the words, DO NOT BELIEVE WHAT YOU HEAR. I’ve lost my respect for Margaret Cho and her producers for using my gift and my intentions to seriously help another, all so they could make their storyline work. I would NEVER tell anyone they have a ghost in them. That is the stuff gypsies are made of. Thanks Hollywood.

From The Cho Show on VH1 this August

Friday, June 13th, 2008

I will be in first and third episodes of The Cho Show where I give readings to the hilarious and over the top Margaret Cho. Margaret wins the award for the most outlandish psychic question that I have ever been asked. Watch me try to bring her back to reality – on her reality show that is so in its own world.