23 September 2026 · 6 min read

By Prince Edward · Published · Last updated

How Phone and Video Spiritual Consultations Work

Most consultations with Prince Edward happen by phone or video. Here is exactly how that works, from booking to the end of the call.

Quiet desk with an open journal, a phone and a stick of incense

For many adults in New York and across the United States, a phone or video consultation is simply more practical than travelling anywhere. It fits around work, family and commuting, and it lets you talk from a place where you already feel safe. This guide explains how remote consultations with Prince Edward work.

Choosing phone, video or message

Telephone

A straightforward call. Many people prefer it because they can speak freely without being on camera.

Video call

A link is sent for the agreed time. Video can feel more personal and is helpful if a practice is being shown or explained.

Written message

By WhatsApp or email, at your own pace. Useful if you find it easier to write, or cannot speak privately.

Booking a consultation

  • Call, WhatsApp, or send the private enquiry form.
  • Mention your timezone — Eastern, Central, Mountain or Pacific — and your preferred method.
  • Prince Edward replies with suitable times, arranged around New York hours.
  • Any fee is explained in full before the consultation is confirmed.

Preparing for the call

Find a private space

Choose somewhere you will not be overheard or interrupted. Headphones help. Some people like to light a candle or sit quietly for a minute beforehand.

Check your connection

For video, test your camera and sound. If the connection drops, you will simply be called back.

Jot down a few notes

What has happened, what you hope for, and any questions. You do not need a script.

What happens during the consultation

It begins with you explaining the situation. Prince Edward listens, asks questions, and offers guidance from a traditional spiritual perspective in plain language. If spiritual work is relevant, its purpose, limits and cost are explained. Consultations usually last 20 to 45 minutes and are not recorded.

Privacy on phone and video

Your details are used only to respond to you. If you would like to be contacted only at certain times, or only by message, say so. Avoid shared devices if privacy at home is a concern.

After the consultation

You leave with time to think. There is no follow-up pressure. If you want to talk again, you can get in touch whenever you choose.

Common worries about remote consultations

"Will it feel impersonal?"

Most people are surprised by how natural it feels. Without travel or a waiting room, the conversation can begin more calmly, and being in your own space often makes it easier to speak openly.

"What if someone overhears?"

Plan a time when you can be alone, or choose written messages instead. You can also ask for the consultation to be moved if your circumstances change at the last minute — just send a message.

"What if I get nervous and forget what to say?"

That is completely normal. Prince Edward will ask questions to guide the conversation, and your notes are there to help. There is no wrong way to begin.

"Is remote spiritual work less genuine?"

Many traditions have long practised guidance and prayer at a distance. Where a practice is relevant, what it involves and how you can take part from home is explained clearly. As with any consultation, no particular result is promised.

Tips for different parts of the United States

If you are on the West Coast, early-evening New York times often work well as late-afternoon calls for you. In Central and Mountain time, lunchtime calls are popular. Simply mention your city when you get in touch and suitable times will be suggested.

What spiritual guidance cannot promise

Spiritual services are offered for cultural practice, personal guidance, reflection and entertainment. No particular result is promised or guaranteed — not in remote consultations, and not anywhere else. Nobody can control another person's feelings or choices, and no honest practitioner will name a date by which something will happen.

Guidance is also not a replacement for a doctor, therapist, counsellor, lawyer or financial adviser. If you are dealing with a health concern, a crisis, a legal dispute or serious money problems, please speak to the right professional first. Consultations are available only to adults aged 18 or older.

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Arranging a confidential consultation

If a phone or video conversation suits you, You can reach Prince Edward by telephone, WhatsApp, video call or written message. Say briefly what is happening and where you are based; he will reply to arrange a time and explain any fee in full before anything is agreed. There is no obligation to go further than a first conversation.

Frequently asked questions

Is a phone consultation as meaningful as meeting in person?

Many people find it just as personal, and often more relaxed, because they are in a familiar place.

Which video platform is used?

A link is sent for the agreed time. If you prefer a particular app, mention it when booking.

Are consultations recorded?

No.

What if I am in a different US timezone?

Times are arranged around your timezone and New York hours.

Can I pay after the call?

Any fee and how it is paid is explained before the consultation is confirmed, so there are no surprises.

Start with a private, no-obligation conversation

Tell us what is happening in your own words. The first conversation is about listening — there is no payment and no commitment at that stage.

Spiritual services are offered for cultural practice, personal guidance, reflection and entertainment. Individual experiences vary, and no result is promised or guaranteed. Services are available only to adults aged 18 or older and are not a substitute for medical, psychological, legal or financial advice.

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