Jacquelene Close Moore

Jacquelene Close Moore Jacquelene Close Moore, multi-award winning sixth generation psychic, medium, empath, and spiritual

By appointment, see www.Jacquelene.com.au
Jacquelene Close Moore has completed over 15,000+ consults in professional practice since 1995 for clients Australia wide and from across the world. Jacquelene and her team are available for private appointments, workshops and seminars, public events, media, private and corporate parties and functions.



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"When reaching for the stars, I like to remember and respect the heart of the matter, and the ground beneath my feet."

Some clients recently have been running with a theme that's been running since the beginning of my work, and long before...
27/07/2025

Some clients recently have been running with a theme that's been running since the beginning of my work, and long before that in society. We women have been socialised to please, placate, think household and emotional labour is our responsibility alone, and that we have to be the carers for children, family, parent / therapist to our partner, and carer to the elderly and the infirmed. And certainly, work place dynamics, taxation, and community pressures often make it more practical for women to take the unpaid labour on board. But does it make it right? The most dangerous times for a woman from the man she's in a relationship are when she's pregnant or trying to leave him.
It's little wonder why women are choosing more and more to be childless, partnerless, or maintain their career, their businesses, and their own interests if partnered... And to evaluate whether partnership is worth it and in their best interests.

Stop feeling that you have to put up with crap, or require evidence of why you should end something you already want to end.

Good men do exist, block the rest, because this male loneliness epidemic is self-inflicted and requiring their self reflection, rather than continuing to shift the blame onto women who've done the work, and decided they rather their peace than having to co-regualre for a grown a§s adult.

Love to you all
Jacquelene

I miss my cats. They both were like this, mentally at least. Neither was this tall, physically at least. But in characte...
26/07/2025

I miss my cats. They both were like this, mentally at least. Neither was this tall, physically at least. But in character and spirit, every bit as tall... perhaps more so.
To have cats is to have love, both conditional and unconditional... Occasional baps, unclawed and clawed claws, pretend bites, asension up the curtains, cats standing at heel facing off the neighbours dogs. There was the liking or disliking of human visitors based on the vibe of the thing. Weird zoomies, and to be subjected to cattitude, if their food bowl was empty for .005 seconds... Furballed insanity at 5am, 2am, or shortly before earthquakes 200 kilometres away or tsunamis much further way than that... And sometimes yowling at other random times for no apparent reason, except the joy of waking the humans.
Then there was their occasional staring over my shoulder to the corner of the room where my long since passed over human ancestors stood mirthfully watching over us, in approval of the feline beings ruling their very own human descendants and the poetic justice of it all, intersectionally, intergenerationally, and interspecially.
Cats are life. Unless you're allergic, of course, in which case perhaps try an axolotl?
Love to all
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Jacquelene

I grew up hearing some awfully bigoted, homophobic, racist, misogynistic things, and I challenged it all over and over. ...
21/06/2025

I grew up hearing some awfully bigoted, homophobic, racist, misogynistic things, and I challenged it all over and over. Rhetoric at times was aimed at me, at times aimed at strangers, celebrities, and so on. But it didn't make me join the bigotry. I wanted better and different for myself, so I went about learning as much as I could intersectionally. I continue to challenge myself, and learn something new each day, now in my 50s. ..
But, a long time ago, shortly before going no contact, and after many attempts to shut this person's bigotry down, I tried one more time to educate them. ..
I proposed that if they kept speaking this way about people who aren't like them, then maybe in their next incarnation, they might have a lifetime that I knew would terrify them. ( I described every struggle intersectionally across gender, race, religious identity, health, physicality, orientation, and socio-economic that this person ever repetitively spewed disdain for. ) ..
I watched their very Caucasian skin become a whiter shade of pale. I asked them how they would feel to live that life, on the receiving end of their very own vitriol they were up to a minute ago so gleeful about dispensing. .
I then asked them how exhausting with would be, dealing with a lifetime of on the daily, being heaped with the same hatred, multipled by the many more bigots out there across the world, from their fmailies and social circles, their workplaces, and in government policies, politics, law enforcement, and societal structures designed to corrode their rights, their health, and their safety,

I had never seen that man look scared, remain so quiet, and speak so respectfully toward people unlike him for so long in my life. ..
So, before Pride Month ends I want to acknowledge the damage caused by homophobic parents saying homophobic and intersectionally hateful things to their children.

Saying homophobic things won't prevent an LGBTIQA child from being LGBTIQA, or from friendships or supporting LGBTIQA folk.

What it will do is will ruin their relationship with their child. And it creates more pain for them, and a less empathetic, considerate world.

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Jacquelene

12/06/2025

Across my lifetime, I've experienced people speaking in other languages in front of me at cafes, in social situations, in work settings, and in salons. I understand my privilege in this society with its deep structural power imbalances. As such, I've only taken issue with being excluded from a conversation in front of me when I feel in my bones that what's being said in another language is discriminatory, abusive, for corrupt and fraudulent purposes, bullying, disrespectful, or it's being done to punch down.

So, recently, I was in an environment where all of a sudden, two people started speaking in another language the whole time. Their conversation was mostly none of my business, and I was trying to relax. I knew which language, but I don't understand more than two or three words or phrases in that language. But, I could understand, because of their tone, the way their auric colours changed in shape, hue, and danced around in conversation with each other. I could make out that mostly it was about what they needed to do next, a little bitching about other folks, and then some commentary about who was going to work on me, and why, etc.

So, at the end of the session, once the guy had taken over and finished with me, I smiled and then thanked him in their language with correct pronunciation that I have learned from a dear friend whose a native speaker of that language. I watched his face drop and he started telling off the other staff member in their language, and quite the argument between them ensued as I made my way to the counter at the front to pay and waited.

I've learned to say thank you in different languages, even if that's the only word that I know how to say.

20+ years ago, I watched two men in a call centre speak in another language I had not learned a word of to that point in time. But, I understood every single word they said, because it was like they were suddenly speaking English in front of me. One said to the other to stay logged on at work, and use the phones to call his family internationally. ( This used to be very expensive in the days before whatsapp and unlimited calls. ) He continued, saying to have long catch ups, as the company didn't pay enough, and that way they still benefited. And, that if anyone walked over to enquire, to make sure the computer screens were open on the subcontractor databse, and no one would know the difference.

So, at the conclusion of their discussion, I told them word for word what I heard, they strongly denied it, and gaslit me. 2 years afterwards in conversation, they boasted to me, admitting that's exactly what they had said and done at the time.

On another occasion, a client in the US wanted me to consult for their relative in Chile, via a conference call where my US client would translate what I said in English to their Chilean relative into Spanish and then translate what their relative said in Spanish back to English for me. At the time I didn't know Spanish at all. After the first 5 or 10 minutes, the translation was only required to take my English spoken word back into Spanish for their relative, as I understood their Spanish speaking relative, despite not actually understanding Spanish, a language I am now learnign, slowly. They were both lovely people.

I've called out a woman who once stood waiting to be served in a Cafe, screaming at the top of her lungs that "this is Australia, speak our language, which is English," all because she was upset that the barrista was trying to help customers who couldn't speak English with their order. I chimed in, challenging her on language, by saying" This is the Kulin Nation, and Wurrunjeri country, ma'am, do you speak Woi Wurrung?" The barrista got on with serving everyone, she huffed and puffed, but didnt quite blow her whole house down.

If you aren't a judgmental person, you're empathetic, and you welcome and embrace different cultures, different views, and understand drivers behind people's actions, and reactions, it's far easier to clearly hear people's hearts, understand, and call out BS happening in any language, and have empathy for people stuck in the power imbalances in society while doing so, because intent is a universal language.
Or, from my radio days, "Always assume the microphone is on."

Lots of love
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Jacquelene

"Those that fail to learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat it." The very definition of evil is having a disti...
09/06/2025

"Those that fail to learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat it." The very definition of evil is having a distinct lack empathy for those unlike you, or being silent or complicit to acts that cause pain, fear or worse to those who've been othered. "Othering" is a way used over and again like clockwork through history and around the world to take a person's or cultural group's dignity, respect and humanity from them in order to make the harming them acceptable. Using methods to desensitise society, the unacceptable becomes tolerable, then normalised, and barracked for...
Hate breeds hate. Come from love. Love isn't passive. Peace isn't the absence of War. And peace isn't often gained by sitting by and being "nice."

Evil is in the lack of care, lack of empathy, lack of patience, lack of compassion. It's taking pleasure and joy in acts that cause fear, pain, suffering,separating parents from children in the middle of the night. It's bombing children and civilians, homes and hospitals. It's genocide and concentration camps. It's exporting people to prisons without the right of a trial. It's disappearing people who obiect, protest or speak up. It's ending livlihoods and lives of others. Especially, when that fear, pain, suffering, and ending of livlihoods and lives is aimed at those who have already been marginalised, othered, dehumanised, and displaced or worse by those claiming to act for the passive majority in any society, anywhere in the world.

Being a passive witness is worse than personally, directly participating in the abuse. You saw it, had a voice and failed to speak and act. Perpetrators with no insight only act from hatred, projecting their inner violence onto the othered, through acts dressed as bigotry, misogyny, and racism, but it's actuality all rooted in their own self loathing, their own unhealed wounds, their own endless want for more, their own unregulated existences, obsessions, or largess.

Hug your neighbour, or, at least don't hurt them, call and write to your local MP. Make some noise. Don't be silent. Healing doesn't just come from placid rainbows.
Lots of love
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Jacquelene

I 💗 Alpacas, Llamas are okay too. If you need some help imaging fun concepts and ideas for taking more lightly co...
29/05/2025

I 💗 Alpacas, Llamas are okay too.

If you need some help imaging fun concepts and ideas for taking more lightly conflict so you can find a better way to deal with thar and people's weirdness or aggressiveness, I'm here.
Lots of love
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Jacquelene

10/05/2025

Happy Mother's Day
Whether you’re the mother to humans, pets, dragons, projects, ideas. Or, if Mother's Day is difficult for you, if you wanted to be a mother, you’ve had to be the mother to yourself, you miss your mum, or you had to parent alone.. I’m sending love to you too
Jacquelene
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This quote haunts me at times, in its repetitious nature in society across generations: "Often father and daughter look...
12/04/2025

This quote haunts me at times, in its repetitious nature in society across generations: "Often father and daughter look down on mother (woman) together. They exchange meaningful glances when she misses a point. They agree that she is not bright as they are, cannot reason as they do. This collusion does not save the daughter from the mother's fate." - Bonnie Burstow. ...
I can remember my own childhood of seeing this point demonstrated across generations, across mine and other friends families, in smaller or larger parts, and I've seen this demonstrated in front of me in my working life across different industries and in my field of helping people. There's also a lot of patriarchal bargaining I've seen over my time. The pick me's thinking that will help them, surprised when it doesn't, time and again. They don't understand it's never about wanting someone eager and willing. Where's the challenge in that, afterall?...
The phrase patriarchal bargain was coined by Deniz Kandiyoti. Patriarchal bargaining is when women act in ways to gain favour from men at the cost of other women, and often, in the end, themselves. When women harm other women, it is inherently part of the patriarchal structures and conditioning meant to undermine and stop women from becoming united. And, subsequently, to stop us becoming empowered and reaching equality. Women supporting women who challenge oppressive structures and conditioning is essential in a society that repeatedly throughout history has done its best to control and oppress women, and oppress minorities.
Don't tear another woman or people from minority groups down. Raise each other up. In the face of the "Boy's Club" at work, create a women's and people's club, one that aims toward equality for all and champions that cause.
Love to you all
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Jacquelene
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Hope your weekend is going well. I will be appearing at The Psychic and Wellbeing Expo Sunday 13 April at Bunjil Place. ...
12/04/2025

Hope your weekend is going well. I will be appearing at The Psychic and Wellbeing Expo Sunday 13 April at Bunjil Place. My talk and platform readings demonstration will be at 1130am. One to one paid readings, healing, mentoring with me will be available at my stand from 10am to 4pm, and you can even pre-book to get the time you want.
Say hello to your mum for me or better still, bring her along and Ill say hello to both of you.
Lots of love
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Jacquelene

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Have you ever heard a man being called "Fiesty?" "Bossy?" "Difficult?" ... No? Neither have I. What about "Argumentative...
03/04/2025

Have you ever heard a man being called "Fiesty?" "Bossy?" "Difficult?" ... No? Neither have I. What about "Argumentative?" "Challenging?" No? Neither have I. And, to quote Jane Goodall, "It doesn’t take that much to be considered a difficult woman. That's why there are so many of us." Challenge yourself to be fully present when you hear people calling you or other women and girls terms that you don't hear men being called. The terms that are used to belittle and silence women, and girls. And call for change for a better world, for all of us.
Love to you all
I'm here if you need me.
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Jacquelene

How's your Mercury Retrograde going? Watch out in traffic in Melbourne, it's kind of nuts, but not Macadamias. I've bee...
27/03/2025

How's your Mercury Retrograde going? Watch out in traffic in Melbourne, it's kind of nuts, but not Macadamias. I've been on the road a lot lately, and seen some really bonkers stuff. Peter Brock once said to me "you know some people think the road is a race track, but if they speed you just catch them at the next lights anyway, a lot safer, and with less wear and tear on your tyres engine and then there's your lower stress levels." He also said that you never know what the person driving in front of you is going through. Try to take that into your thoughts. If you're feeling frustrated at being cut off in traffic, just say to yourself "May be they have sh*t themselves, or are in danger of that happening, and urgently need to get home to the toilet." I mean, who can really be angry and start a road rage incident with someone whose about to soil their under garments? Whatever makes your frown turn upside-down this Mercury Retrograde, just use that.
Love to you all, here if you need me
Jacquelene
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A big thanks to everyone who came out in support of on Sunday and came to my platform readings demonstration and dropp...
19/03/2025

A big thanks to everyone who came out in support of on Sunday and came to my platform readings demonstration and dropped by my stand to say hi and have a session. ..
Sometimes, my work involves helping people with an energy that decided to "tag along" with the client. This happened in a couple of cases on Sunday, especially where they felt unduly influenced by external energies and or people, or not completely in possession of themselves, or just really ungrounded. Sometimes it's a case of clearing, sometimes it's a matter of asking the client if they are ready to let go of something or someone that doesn't serve their best interests, and they dont serve the other person's. There were a couple of these cases this last Sunday at the event. As the Blood Moon and eclipse was last Friday, it makes sense that there's been some chaotic energies and emotions about for people to process and decide what they're ready to heal at this time. Sometimes we can gain relief by ritualising emotion as part of that letting go, other times clearing stuck energy is the go. Its all about discernment at the end of the day, practised with compassion. ..
I love getting out to these events and value all the connections made. Thanks also to Lesley for organising it all and making sure it runs as smoothly as possible.
Apologies to those I couldn't fit in for a session on Sunday, and many thanks to the lovely people with enquiries and bookings since. I'm available for a couple of sessions left this week, you can text me on 0439488558 or visit my website from the main page, and can book online anytime 247/ 365.
I'm available for more 121s, group bookings, and will update new event appearances as I confirm them.

As always, I can provide readings, healing, and mentoring via zoom, phone, or in person.

Much love to you all
I'm here if you need me
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Jacquelene



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Jacquelene Close Moore

By appointment, see www.Jacquelene.com.au Jacquelene Close Moore has completed over 15,000+ consults in professional practice since 1995 for clients Australia wide and from 80 countries across the world. Jacquelene is available for private appointments, workshops and seminars, public events, media, private and corporate parties and functions. Classes, Mentoring, Event Appearances by arrangement By Appointment for:- Distant Healing Face to face readings and healing Phone and Skype Readings Visit http://www.jacquelene.com.au Or PHONE: 1300760651 Text Or International 61-439-488-558 ================= "When reaching for the stars, I like to remember and respect the heart of the matter, and the ground beneath my feet."