Psychic Readings: Fact or Fiction?

Psychic Readings: Fact or Fiction? Do you realize how rich you could be, just by knowing the future in sports, the stock market or the Lottery? What REAL psychic would waste time giving personal readings to individuals, in person OR on the phone? submitted by: Gene Liardi frogfett@frontiernet.net

I agree with Mr. Liardi, if I knew in advance how the stock market was going to move, and which horse was going to win at the track I'd be busy putting that knowledge to work. Ironically Gooogle placed two ads for "psychics" with the story.

I have psychic abilities and worked for one of those 1-800 companies for several months about 10 years ago. For those who believe in psychic abilities, I would say that the majority of phone psychics are not charlatans, although none are 100% accurate all of the time. The aspect of that business that is not very reputable are the large, commmercial ones that advertise heavily. All they are interested in are quotas and making lots of $$$. If one their psychics doesn't meet their quota$, they stop call-forwarding customers to you.

This is 100% accurate, and I am a psychic! The worst stereotype is that claim to have the ability to see into the future. Nonsense! If a psychic could predict the future, we would be in Vegas! We have free will, God gave us free will. The future is not all carved in stone and I can see it and you cannot, therefore you must pay. What if I tell a man he is going to have a car accident and he does. Am I psychic or is he manifesting what I told him through the power of suggestion? Think before you contact a psychic. Most are very ethical, but a few are not. You are manifesting your future and my example is that a psychic is like headlights on a car, we can show you the direction that you are going in, but you are driving the car! We can show you the trajectory you are already on, the direction, like how we shoot a rocket to the moon by calculations. But it is not magic or supernatural. Everyone has intuition, has flashes of it, a psychic has their intuitive channel in their conscious mind, not their subconscious mind and we use different tools to dial to it. Any "prediction" can be changed, just like if you saw a pothole, you wouldn't drive into it. Don't go in for "destiny."
Don't give that power away and let anyone but you make decisions. I had a lady come in for a session and ask if she should get a divorce and I said she shouldn't use a psychic to tell her that and we spent the time helping her to see where she was blocking herself from making that decision. Lonely people flock to psychics because they think that will help instead of addressing what fear blocks them from receiving that highest love.
Please choose wisely, because you lose self empowerment by giving up your choice mechanism.

“Your task is not to seek love, but merely to seek and find
all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it.”

~Rumi~

If any of your readers are really interested in psychics (real and phony), I've weritten a published book called "Explaining the Unexplained" that discusses the verified and unverified psychic phemonomena. I'd be delighted to send it to any of your readers who request it...at no charge of any kind or nature.

It's not a question of phone lines or not. There are no such things as real psychic powers. The best these entertainers can do is generalize a probable scenario which may or may not ever sorta happen to you. It's basically just a shotgun blast aimed at a voice in the dark.

If you want help, go seek a real psychologist or psychiatrist.

I am a psychic astrologer who is paid by professionals to draw conclusions re: their clients. They pay me well and keep calling me back. . .

Migues hits it on the head. There is absolutely no scientific evidence for psychic powers whatsoever.

"Psychics" simply have mastered the art of cold and hot reading (some whether they realize it or not).

I suggest visiting Randi.org to learn more about the non-existence of psychic powers. James Randi has for over fifteen years set up a scientific test to challenge anyone who claims to have psychic powers, and the requirements are not really that complicated. Just prove that you have any type of paranormal ability in a verifiable way. If you do so, you can claim his million dollar prize.

To this day, no one has even come close.

I called two psychic lines a month in 1986 and recorded the info. I made twelve calls in all- over six months- as a project. I gave NO info. All the "psychic" knew was I that I was young or sounded young- and female. Of the twelve psychics, ten gave no relevant info; just general B.S. they came up with using their Tarot: you will receive some money, or you're been through some friction with a friend or co-worker -- who couldn;t relate this stuff somehow to one's Life?

Of the last two psychics, one guessed correctly about an incident- sexual- in my childhood. (I didn't verify this info.) she went on to say I was still traumatized and needed to consult her further and I laughed and said no thanks.

The last psychic amazed me. Again, I gave NO info. The psychic, a male, told me I was an artist and he could see my painting in a motel or hotel- he said, "Please don't be offended." Unknown to him, I lived in a renovated cottage that had one been two motel rooms.

He said he saw me surrounded by three children, but not my own.

I slipped and said, "Wrong. I have a niece and nephew I'm very close to. Not three."

He said, "The third is on her way."

He was correct. My sister-in-law announced her pregnancy and gave birth to a girl a year later.

He said I would write a book and gave me its specific title. I scoffed-- no way-- and yet I am now writing a series of novels under that title.

He gave me specific info about my artwork- which has come to pass.

So, I do believe there are psychics who can and do give some hint- sometimes very specific info- about the future. But I also believe most people who claim to be psychics are about as psychic as the nexdoor neighbor's dog - smile.

I just got a letter that seems to be so real....but am skeptic as I don't know for sure if some people are truly psychic....so cannot be critical but has anyone ever heard of Count Drago? I got a letter it protrays things that have been in my life and is now....it's really confusing...if someone can help me I would appreciate it!

No human person can accurately foretell precise details of the future of another person who is a stranger no matter what kind of experience any of the above people claim. The so-called real psychics cannot foretell these details either without the aide of spirit beings which are known as demons.

In fact the bible warns us NOT to contact these spirits to get our futures told. However these spirits (demons) can predict the future to a certain relative accuracy as was reported by "Tman" with the future baby and book title. Because these demons are very intelligent beings several billion years old, they can calculate events way beyond our own comprehension and figure out the mathematical and/or event end result. They calculate your life and predict what you will do based on your past pattern. They may even influence these events so that they come true.

Not all psychics are bad. Sure there are charletans out there looking to scam people, but there are also those that try to help.

There are "demons" everywhere. You just have to know how to sift the wheat from the chaff.

Many people who claim to be ambassadors of God (priests) have been in the news lately for raping small children? What is so "holy" about this?

Going to church on a regular basis didn't save their victims from these sickos.

Follow the Golden rule (do unto others as you would have them do unto you) and you will attract better things in your life.

My feet were ailing me. I went to see a psychic and she told me my shoes were too small. I checked the size...sure enough, they were a half size smaller than the shoes I normally wear. I'm convinced psychics are real! Larry

I believe that there are people out there that are psychic, but that most psychics for hire are fakes. As a religious man, I know there are saints and that God gives people the gift of prophecy. I have had glimpses of the future with my own intuition from time to time, but in no way would I classify myself as a psychic because these events are infrequent and can't be controlled. I think everyone gets at least some momentary flashes of intuition and deja vu.
Having said this, I will tell about 3 bad experiences I had with psychics on streets. One was in San Diego, One was in New York City and one was in Seattle. All three said that I was a good person, but that something had happened. The one in Manhattan said it was some evil current, the one in San Diego said it was because my mother was cursed by an old woman when she was pregnant with me. Anyway, all three wanted hundreds of dollars from me so that they could do prayers and thereby cleanse me from this evil. The fees started at $200 to the one in San Diego who wanted over $600. The one in San Diego wanted to know if "I had the money in the bank now"! It does not surprise me that she had two locations! I did not pay these high fees.
Having said all this, I would go to a psychic again, but I would want references. And I would never just walk in right off the street to anyone again.

the person who recieved a letter from drago, what exactly did he tell you? i also recieved a letter saying that i am very spiritually evolved.