The Clairvoyant Megathread- all discussion in here please

[Bikertec]

You would think people would find better replies to slag of meduims it gets sooo boring.

[spiritdivine]

You would think people would find better replies to slag of meduims it gets sooo boring.

 

 

Hear, hear!

[Ginger ju]

I'm looking for a good clarvoyaint in Sheffield or Rotherham area , please send any contact details thanks

Hi, have been sceptical in the past myself, but went to see one a couple of weeks ago and all I can say is that I was gobsmacked, I have been through a traumatic time recently of which the details are known by only my closest family, the clairvoyant knew the details exactly, the nature of which is so unusual you couldn't make it up. There was no random questions or open ended remarks. Just details to the letter.there was nothing either that she said that was not correct. I left open mouthed . I know she doesn't like her name bounced around but if you want to private message me i can maybe pass her number on

[blues1]

Ignore them Vickylisa. All us scientists know that spiritual "energy" is definable and measurable. The accuracy and infallibility of psychics has been proven by peer reviewed research.

 

I remember visiting Professor Shicklegruber of the University of Bonn for a reading and he was scarily accurate. For example, "A spirit wishes to make contact. A woman that isn't a blood relative. Someone around when you were growing up, an aunt, a friend of your mother, a stepmother. I see a blackness in the chest, lung cancer or throat cancer, heart disease, breast cancer or something like that....."

The scary thing is only twenty years before, Doreen, the woman who lived down the road who I used to say hello to on the way to school and who once borrowed my mum's ironing board after hers broke, (I think her husband had used it as a pasting table and badly bent one of the legs) had been run over and killed! What's more....she was wearing a BLACK COAT!!!! Doreen told me she was safe and not to worry.

I tell you, I freaked out a little bit....

I told my mum about the reading and she was a bit ****** off, as when the ironing board came back the little asbestos heat pad on the end was cracked and there was wallpaper paste on the cover so maybe Doreen was trying to make amends....or something

 

Anyway, I would recommend that you scan the classified section of a reputable scientific journal such as The Lancet for a medium with a doctorate in the subject as it has been known for people to pass themselves off as fully qualified when in fact they are simply using cold reading to fleece you out of your money. What you need is someone with a verifiable background in contacting the dead not just some charlatan. Maybe contact the GMC and ask them to check their register.

Is anyone actually reading this? Insomnia is a bitch isn't it.

I've tried the milky drink thing but now I'm up every 10 minutes for the toilet...

LOL

Can I actually believe there is a recognised qualification in talking to the dead and if so who examines them.

[SYorksDeano]

LOL

Can I actually believe there is a recognised qualification in talking to the dead.

 

It's not a qualification, its just you have had more than 9 pints

[Bypassblade]

They prey on the vulnerable. Gullible and stupid. Dont become one of them

 

You cannot mock a person's beliefs if the OP is interested that is their prerogative, and should really not be mocked. If we all believed in the same thing, we'd be sheep, I would never visit one good or bad, as I don't want to know what's coming up; it will happen irrespective.

[SYorksDeano]

I would imagine it been something like this

 

[SnailyBoy]

You cannot mock a person's beliefs if the OP is interested that is their prerogative, and should really not be mocked. If we all believed in the same thing, we'd be sheep, I would never visit one good or bad, as I don't want to know what's coming up; it will happen irrespective.

 

So if the OP said as an adult she believed in Santa Claus and wanted to know where to post a letter, that should be immune from mockery?

[Bypassblade]

So if the OP said as an adult she believed in Santa Claus and wanted to know where to post a letter, that should be immune from mockery?

 

Yes, I send a letter to Santa every year but this is slightly different, some people do believe in Clairvoyants I don't, want to know what's going to happen I've already got my card stamped. All I needed for that was a doctor, as I say if they believe and want to use them it's their choice.

[RootsBooster]

I actually saw a very good one a couple of years ago,unfortunately I don't know her name.im not saying what she told me about my future will happen,but she certainly was spot on with the things she told me about my past...no questions asked beforehand.

 

....you think she was a good clairevoyant for telling you things that you already knew?

 

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You cannot mock a person's beliefs if the OP is interested that is their prerogative, and should really not be mocked. If we all believed in the same thing, we'd be sheep, I would never visit one good or bad, as I don't want to know what's coming up; it will happen irrespective.

 

And if she simply wanted the services of a "good clairevoyant" maybe she should have posted in the jobs section. Posting in the discussions section is bound to attract such comments

 

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It's a bit of both as I was adopted and have no clue ...

 

Your money would be better spent on a private investigator then. The results would likely be more accurate also.