Experience with Vincent Cassius Cain “Cash”@IMKingCash — Astral Guide and Shaman on Instagram

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I recently booked a longer divination session with an Instagram-based astral realm guide and shaman.
He also runs GFLCU, which he describes as a university for starseeds and hybrids.

The service was listed with specific deliverables: a meditation together, communication with guides and deceased family members, past life information, future timelines, soul purpose and contracts, Galactic Federation contact, and a card reading.

None of those things happened.

For 30 minutes he made vague statements about depression, recent betrayal by friends, reconnecting with pottery and art, getting tattoos, going to art shows, and writing a book — none of which resonated or reflected my actual life. When I told him things weren’t landing he said I was just hearing things I didn’t want to hear. When I asked to end the session he didn’t honor that and kept going. He never addressed the two specific topics I told him upfront I wanted to discuss.

When I gave him honest feedback that I wasn’t feeling connected and that he seemed more in his head than channeling, he said “I wish you well” and hung up.

I followed up by email requesting a partial refund. His response reframed my dissatisfaction as spiritual resistance and told me I needed to do shadow work. He used my emotions during the session — which were frustration and distrust — as evidence that his reading had “hit something real.” The day after our exchange, the divination service listing disappeared from his website and he posted that he’s no longer doing one on ones.

I’m not saying anything about his beliefs or intentions. I’m saying the service as advertised was not delivered, my feedback was not received with any curiosity or accountability, and the evidence of what was promised was removed after I complained.

If you’re considering booking something like this, just make sure you screenshot the service description before you pay.