Treat a bio as the information provided
A companion description may include a name, character, appearance or age. Read those details in the context of the spiritual service. An age in a spiritual description is not the same kind of record as a documented human birth date.
Some listings give more detail than others. That does not automatically establish that one connection is more valuable. Check what information is included with the service rather than assuming every order comes with a long biography.
Use the details to focus your practice
A supplied name can help you address the connection. A described interest can give you something to reflect on. If pronunciation or a detail is unclear, ask. Do not quietly replace it with something you saw in another description.
- Save the information supplied with your order.
- Keep names and private details secure.
- Mark questions rather than inventing answers.
- Keep dreams and impressions in a separate journal.
More detail is not always more certainty
A vivid personal impression can be meaningful without becoming verified biography. Keep your own interpretations labelled as such. This makes it easier to discuss questions about the actual listing while still allowing room for a personal spiritual practice.