Dear Angela: I sued my employer, now former employer, for same sex discrimination. Although a close friend believes "the fix is in," I nonetheless still believe in America's system of justice. The trial ended in March of 2008 and we are still awaiting a decision by the administrative judge. In addition to the judge finding in favor of my claim of sexual discrimination and retaliation, she also found proof of constructive termination based upon the prima facie evidence (documents and testimony). During cross examination, the testimony of the main witness was impeached. Can you tell me why the judge's decision has not been rendered as of yet and do you see a decision coming soon? EH - 04/30/1979
Dear EH: This is not a simple case of “he said, she said,” but rather what applies to the laws of your state. What is delaying the judge’s decision is not the question of discrimination, but rather that of retaliation. Greater than this, the judge is being influenced by his or her own legal state of affairs. You mentioned the “fix is in,” however, this does not apply to your situation. Since I am a psychic, and not a lawyer, I cannot provide you with the legal terminology to assist you, but rather tell you only the impressions that are received, and where I am guided to. You can look for a question to arise about what was offered as evidence, and what was withheld at the time of your experience with the court. The question may or may not cause this to be thrown out, render a new trial, or to start anew. The abuse that you incurred can be viewed as discrimination, but again, discrimination is not the key.
A red flag is raised about the time this occurred, and whether the treatment you received was appropriate or not, and if malice existed. Prejudice is overshadowed by some mistreatment. It is through the behavior or condition of how you were treated, or some form of mistreatment, that facilitates positive results for you. You are on the winning side of a decision. Expect the decision to come between right now to the end of April 2009. Do not be surprised if another judge is asked to rule on this.
Dear Angela: I am a 45 year-old man in search of a new career. Do you think it is possible to reinvent myself? Should I stay in the field that I have worked in for years, or am I spinning my wheels?
Bob – 09/09/1963.
Dear Bob: Look before you leap! Now is not the time to reinvent anything. By forging ahead with your ideals will only cause unnecessary hardship. The best timing for you is late September to early October 2009.During this time, you will find that opportunities open up, and things will run more smoothly. A door is opened by one coming out of the Washington D.C. area. Look for the connection to be made by August. Until then, stay put. Reinventing yourself takes time, and there is plenty of time between now and then to create your new path.
Dear Angela: Time and time again I hear the word "retirement" described as a goal to attain in life much like the "American Dream,” which has more often than not turned into a nightmare for many as I've seen all too often during my lifetime. The current global financial situation is the clearest example of both "concepts" demonstrating they are nothing more than fantasies found only in a fable. My question is this: I have just been offered a position that truly appears to offer an American Dream and the promise of a comfortable retirement.
Will I be let down once again or will the opportunity allow me to retire comfortably as a result of the chance promise of living yet another "American Dream"? Or will I have to wait for a rich man to come along to fulfill my fantasies? PK- 10/11/1936
Dear PK: The only rich man you can rely on is the one in the fairy tale. You will not have to depend on another to fulfill your “American Dream.” Opportunities abound within the position you have been offered. Should you decide to accept the position, expect to wear more than one hat. Not only do I find you instrumental in the gains, but it is from your work and your experience that others, near and far, will rely on. Between right now to the early summer season, anticipate positive changes coming, and a new method put in to place to insure your success - Your method and your plan. Challenges will incur, but nothing that will keep you from proceeding with your plans.
The most important message for you to know is this: The American Dream is obtained through methodical means. Do not veer from the task at hand. By staying the course, and seeing it through, the end result is phenomenal. Do not take on separate roles with an array of tasks that will cause your focus to be skewed. By doing so will cause failure.
As the Fall of 2009 approaches, you will find quite a few individuals working with you. All will share in your goals and visions. You will be able to retire comfortably, and this opportunity is one of several that will allow you to do so.
