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COMMENTARY: ASK FOR EVIDENCE. "Storefront psychics," psychic phone lines, dubious channellers and quack tarot readers make it difficult for uninformed people to take the paranormal seriously. Over the last twenty years or so I have been warning my subscribers - and others - to be extremely cautious if or when they decide to go to a "psychic" for a reading and not to confuse psychics with mediums. There are some excellent psychics and excellent mediums doing wonderful work and service.

But there are also too many working without proper development. If you are having a reading it is really important to ask yourself whether the information being given could apply to anyone or whether it is really specific to you. Researchers have found that many people can be fooled by a series of statements like "You are very creative but sometimes feel insecure" which apply to 99% of people. I myself found eight out of ten psychics I had readings with were not gifted at all. One of them even did a chart for me spending a lot of time on it - but it had no relevance at all to my life.

Interesting I know I am not in that group of frauds

Blessings and light

Alan

I used to consult with a psychic by phone that I was introduced to. Not only did he tell me the career area I would go into, he also told me about family members (very specific issues, not general to just anyone) and also helped me discover that my boyfriend (at the time) had a wandering eye. This was something I was not even aware of at the time. Also helped me in other relationship issues by explaining people to me that seemed inscrutable. I often didn't understand why people did what they did and he would give me specific background information on people that cleared things up. He was worth every penny.