Spiritual Life Productions launches its 2022 production schedule with our free annual psychic predictions panel on Friday, January 7th, 2022, at 7 pm.
This panel has been a recurring tradition in Austin for 40 years. Attendance has grown from a tiny group of interested seekers to a packed house!
This year’s event will be held at the Norris Conference Center, located at 2525 W Anderson Lane #365, Austin, TX 78757.
Each year, Spiritual Life Productions brings together Austin’s top psychics and intuitives to present their psychic predictions for the New Year. This event traditionally takes place on the Friday night before the first Metaphysical and Holistic Life Expo of the year. Predictions target local, state, national and international affairs.
Panelists this year include Elaine Ireland, Joe Nicols, Yanie Brewer, Cindy Smith, and Terre Walker.
This year’s speakers represent some of the most experienced psychics, astrologers, and mediums in the Austin area. In addition, Cindy Smith offers an opportunity to channel OSH, the ancient jade skull, to answer questions about 2022 from the audience.
The annual psychic predictions panel is free and open to the public to attend. Handouts from some panelists will be available to attendees.
The Predictions Panel is followed on Saturday and Sunday by the Austin Metaphysical and Holistic Life Expo. This event is Austin’s oldest and largest Metaphysical event of its kind in Central Texas. Attendees can purchase tickets for the expo at the door or online here.
Cost:
On Friday, January 7th, the Psychic Predictions Panel at 7 pm is FREE.
Admission to the Metaphysical and Holistic Life Expo over the weekend is $10 per person each day.
Location:
Norris Conference Center
2525 W Anderson Ln #365
Austin, TX 78757
Map Here
Dates and Times:
FREE Annual Psychic Predictions Panel
Friday – January 7th, 7 pm
Metaphysical Fair
Saturday – January 8th: 10am – 6pm
Sunday – January 9th: 11am – 6pm
For more information, contact Marilyn at SpiritualLifeProductions@gmail.com.
Palmistry and Relationships – by Joe Nicols