Ala "The Da Vinci Code", Texas Psychic Discovers She is of The Bloodline of the Holy Grail

May 29, 2009 - PRLog -- Dallas/Fort Worth native Scheri Couch  always wondered from whence her amazing psychic abilities came.  Recently having revived her passion for genealogy research lead her to results that were astonishing and answered a lot of questions. .  Known to her psychic clients as “Sataya”, a Sanskrit word meaning “eternal truth”, this recent research lead the psychic  to some interesting conclusions as to mystery behind  her psychic abilities.  As a direct descendant of the Kings of the Merovingian Dynasty, referred to  as The Sorcerer Kings by many sources, she is the multi great-granddaughter of these priest/kings described by some as the bloodline of the Holy Grail.

Recently having sold her company, Cardion Diagnostics, Inc., Sataya enjoys using her psychic gifts and abilities as an avocation to assist with psychic relationship advice via her website www.PsychicSataya.com.   Sataya enjoys an international clientele.

Having read  The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown (also author of Angels & Demons), Bloodline of the Holy Grail by Sir Lawrence Gardner and Holy Blood. Holy Grail by Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh and Henry Lincoln, never did she dream her genealogy research would lead Sataya to the fact, that this royal mystical blood flows through her veins.

The French Merovingian Dynasty was begun by Sataya’s 52nd generation great-grandfather, King Meroveus, (411 to 456 AD) who’s own birth is clouded in the mystical.  According to the Chronicle of Fredegar  Meroveus was born of two fathers.  When already pregnant by her husband, King Clodio, Meroveus’s mother supposedly went for a swim in the ocean.  She is said to have been seduced there by an unidentified godlike marine creature from beyond the sea.   The result was Meroveus, the first of these legendary mystical kings.

The symbolism of parentage by a marine creature and the Christian Icthus (fish) symbol are noteworthy.  Holy Blood, Holy Grail states  that ill subjects of this line of monarchs could merely touch the robes of their kings and they would be healed.

Merovingian and pagan King Clovis I, Sataya’s 50th generation great grandfather,  was instrumental in furthering the cause of Roman Catholicism  in Europe when he agreed to be baptized in 496 AD at the behest of his wife, Queen Clotilde.  (according to Gregory of Tours' Historia Francorum [History of the Franks]) Sataya’s 50th great grandmother, Queen Cloltide,  was later canonized as a saint by the Catholic Church.  
As most French Kings were entombed at St. Denis Basilica in Paris, Sataya felt compelled to go there.  Over ten monarchs buried at St. Denis are her direct ancestors.  She just returned from her trip to Paris this week.  

Says Sataya, “I am the direct descendant of many of those monarchs who’s tomb effigies lie at St. Denis.  I had to go to Paris.”

The tombs of the royal occupants are actually empty.  Their remains were put in a common grave during the Napoleonic revolution.  It was Napoleon who asked that the tombs themselves not be destroyed as the likeness of the monarchs in sculpture form, effigies, were works of art to be cherished and treasured as a history of France.

It was on Sataya’s approach to St. Denis Basilica that things really turned mystical.  Sataya related, .  “After coming out of the subway tunnel near St. Denis, I had no idea which direction to go to get there.  My son, Jonathan and I just stood there.  Suddenly, the cathedral bells began to ring at 5:15 p.m.   We followed the sound of the bells and easily found the church.  It wasn’t until after I left, t that I realized the bells did not ring at 5:30 p.m., 5:45 p.m., 6:00 p.m. or even 6:15 p.m.    It was if my ancestors had lead me to them by rare ghostly claps of the basilica bells.”

She went on to say how fascinating it was to look at the effigies and, essentially into the faces of her long dead ancestors.   “While standing in the necropolis,  I heard an  angelic voice whisper my name.”  A kingly great grandfather proudly acknowledging Psychic Sataya’s birthright?  “ I’d like to think so,” she said with a knowing smile.

Sataya provides psychic readings via archangelic communication and telepathy with other divine beings. Sataya also does chakra balancing which can be done remotely.   She has a clientele from London to Tokyo and around the world. Over 80 percent are repeat clients.  Psychic Sataya can be reached through her website www.psychicsataya.com or by calling (972)434-8080.  She is owner of The Griffon Group, a consortium of independent psychics.

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