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Some people are afraid of psychics, afraid they'll hear what they don't want to hear or get ripped off. However, I know of one psychic who gives very positive readings and there's a 100% refund guarantee. Check it out at
Psychic Marie

I am afraid I do not believe in them at all. What will be be will be.

Actually I was very skeptical also toe until I went to one earlier this year. Over all alot of little things were right on, especially when I went home and listened to the tape again, and I was VERY careful NOT to give her anything to work with, so much so I think i hindered my reading.

Well, I know that psychics are for real- but there are some bad ones, plenty that are mediocre & only a small percentage are outstanding. I've had readings at all these levels & have sussed out some of the keys to getting a helpful reading. My advice is written up here:

Choosing a Psychic Reader

I wouldn't go to anyone that is recommended through a forum unless I had other signs that the person was a good reader- for all you know it could be the psychic herself posting up her own site (not saying that this is the case here- but the potential to abuse forums exists & it is wise to be cautious)

I believe that psychics are for real too, but I am always skeptical. I'd only experienced the psychic fair kind of booth psychics before, I think one in 20 might have a really strong gift, but I made an appt.to go to a particular psychic with a girlfriend this month (her sister gets readings once or twice a year from this woman)and I was pretty well blown away. Her opening gambit was, "Who's had heart surgery recently?" Now, who doesn't know someone who has, right? But then she followed up with, "Who's John?" (my husband who has recently had heart surgery that has redefined his life/work) Apparently John's dad (gone 10 years this summer) was hanging around, worried about John, wanted to say thanks to me for looking after him, even though his dad and I had never met. He also said that one of the grandsons was giving us lots of trouble (true)and that he reminded him of John when he was young. Hahaha very funny, says John. Who says the dead don't have a sense of humour? All this not bad for having no info as per husband's name, condition, trouble with boys, John's dad being passed etc.
The psychic also named my mother (Heather), my brother (Mark) and accurately named what was going on in their lives. She also asked me who the young woman was with really dark hair, but who was really blonde. My younger daughter had just dyed her hair blue black the day before.
The psychic also saw keys in my other daughter's hand... signifying buying a new home or car. This was encouraging as she and her husband had been looking to buy their first house. The psychic said I'd be hearing about a divorce too... couldn't think of who. Yesterday my older daughter and her husband filed. She's getting a new home of her own. Wierded out just a little.
All this to say that a whole lot was accurate beyond any guessing games some psychics play (like when my 1st husband who had been a summer time army guy- uniform tan etc. and went to a psychic at a fall fair with his buddies... she obviously thought they were farmers...I see you close to the land, etc!) As I listened to the recording after, there's also spots where the psychic was grasping a bit... some stuff that had no apparent connection...yet, too. All in all, a little creepy, but really neat to watch someone connect in that way with the here and after here. I can't imagine that the gift is not sometimes a curse for those folks too. T

Hi Trishh
What a stunning reading! This is the exceptional end of the spectrum- but even at this end a reading will not be 100% accurate- she sounds merely 99.9%!

There is room for error- the psychic has to process the images & symbols they get & you can interpret these wrongly- the advice to psychics is always to 'say what they see' because to the client it may mean something different.

You're right Lauren. I've found that goes for doing tarot readings in my case too. I'd get a strong impression and while it would make no sense to me, the reader, I almost always found it made excellent sense to the querant. It also makes me shiver a bit when I've done or received a reading, to find out some time later that while the info did not end up being what we had first thought, it did come to pass in a very clear way.
So for this psychic's content, we'll just have to wait and see, won't we? She did say I was in for a windfall of $2385 and I sure wouldn't mind seeing that sometime soon! <img src="/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

Normally I would say pay no attention to that sort of prediction- but this psychic sounds so good that you can start planning what you'll be spending it on <img src="/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

Already spent! Along with the 26 million in this week's lottery! Why does no one say I'd win that??? ( I guess it will help if I buy a ticket)
Maybe I'll just have to go psychic shopping!

PS. She also said I'd be at an auction soon and would buy a painting I didn't even really want, but it would be worth a lot of money. Just how many useless ugly paintings can a person buy before you get the right one? This could be dangerous! I think she runs an auction house for terrible artwork on the side. <img src="/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

That made me laugh- can you imagine the attic full of terrible art! Sigh- I've plans for half a million easily- I promise Spirit I'll spend it wisely & for the good of others...just pop it into my bank account whilst my back is turned <img src="/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />