Fortune Tellers? What have they told you that came true?
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I talked to a psychic friend of a coworker back in 1979. She told me I would get full custody of my daughter(I was going through a divorce at the time) and that shwe would grow up to be like a "female knight in shining armor" for me and that she would have theatrical and musical talent. My daughter was only five at the time and this woman had never seen her. All her predictions were true.
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Your future comes with every passing second.  Try one of those psychic people, just joking.  There is really no way in this reality world you'll get the real deal answer for your future.  Everything a trick, just for the money...   Dr Checko...   (Nickmane)
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Tarot answers and such are based primarily on ancient stuff. Real Tarot answers are your own meanings, and sometimes it does end up happening. However, sometimes it just happens because the person read for expects it to happen and doesn't realize they have other choices. \nI myself am a reader, and I find that they're very accurate the way I do them almost all the time. But I am as of now looking into the expectancy thing. Personally, I think most of the stuff read by those fancy people is just common sense, and some of it's just common gibberish. Depends on how much you believe in them. They do say that belief is what makes everything work.
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No, you shouldn't use fortune tellers to foretell the future. In one of the books of the bible, it says  Divination(im not sure of the spelling), which is the Biblical term for fortune telling is wrong.
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fairytales can come true, it can happen to you...
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Okay, I actually worked as a psychic (Tarot Reader) for awhile.  Yes, their readings can be accurate but generally are too broad to be of value.  No, I do not believe in psychics with a few notable exceptions I have yet to be able to investigate deeply enough to comment on.\n\nHowever, if you are talking about some general "psychic type" of things, such as Tarot readings, they can be quite accurate but usually they are just terrible because most readers have no clue how to use the cards .  It depends on the reader.  I would never say, "You will meet a dark haired man who will change your life" or "Someone in your family has lied to you" or "Who is the blonde woman you work with?  She is bad."  I NEVER do that, but some do.  If someone acts like Miss Cleo run like a rabbit away, far far away.  To be blunt, if you are given a reading and they say "this is your future" they are lying.  They might not know they are, but they are.
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Over the years I have had many "readings" by people who have professed "psychic" ability.  Only one of them gave me precise information about the questions I asked and gave me specific and detailed answers that turned out to be completely accurate.\n\nHer name is Sylvia Murray in Austin, Texas.  She sat across the room from me and meditated for a few minutes, then I asked the questions and she gave me answers.  She recorded the entire thing and gave me the tape.  EVERY answer turned out to be correct.  Even the ones I didn't believe at the time.
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yes, can you believe it??
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I can't discount the possibility of there being real live psychics out there somewhere, but I do know that anyone who is trying to sell you their powers, like the amazing Miss Cleo, is a fake, phony charlatan. Be skeptical, Demand proof.
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At all times in my life since they were first introduced to me I have believed in the existance of fortune cookies.  As far as believing the fortunes, I've noticed that many don't even try to tell your fortune, rather they just give uplifting thoughts or ideas.  I will say though that I had one fortune cookie where the "lucky numbers" on the back of the paper helped me win 5 dollars at Keno.
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Of course I would beleive you. So are you going to tell that it happened to you or is this a hypothetical question?
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I used to until I lost a very close friend. This friend had very long life and destiny lines. \n But the lines turned out to be just lines!\n I guess you never really know. For some people they might be more correct.\nBut if believing in them makes you happy, keep on believing!
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Psychic, prophet, seer, fortune teller, tarot reader.
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I don't think so. I had a girlfriend once who thoroughly beleived in psychics. She even convinced me to go to one with her once to see her favorite. When we entered and met for the first time, she stuck out her hand to shake mine and asked "and you are?" I said "hell, you're the psychic, you tell me." Needless to say, that ended the relationship with the girlfriend and convinced me psychics are nothing but scam artists.
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Believer: "I prayed for a new job, and God provided me one!"\n\nSkeptic: "How do you know it wasn't just coincidence?"\n\nBeliever: "There are no coincidences--everything happens for a reason, and when I pray, it is answered."\n\nSkeptic: "Every time?"\n\nBeliever: "Well, no, not every time. Sometimes it is not God's will that I have what I ask for."\n\nSkeptic: "How do you know it isn't God's will?"\n\nBeliever: "Because he didn't answer my prayer!"\n\nDo you see how this works? It's circular reasoning at its finest. It's also a matter of counting the hits and discarding the misses. Every coincidence simply reinforces the believer's conviction that prayer (or spell castings or whatever) works, while the unfulfilled wishes are simply brushed off with, "Oh, it wasn't God's will."  If I want a new job, and I set out to get it, and I actually get it, I don't attribute it to the workings of some higher power. A believer, in the same circumstances, would do so, and there is no good reason why they should.  Coincidences happen a million times a day, all over the world, to believers and unbelievers alike. It means absolutely nothing.
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I think some people have made money by interpreting selected bits to fit events as they occur.  Nostradamus is adequately cryptic to use for this purpose.  People who are too busy for fortune-tellers are usually more productive.
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My husbands grandmother was psychic(she has passed on)\nYou only had to meet her and she could tell you certain things, even if it was in the future...\nI was actually blown away with some of the things she had said, and they were all true...NO JOKE!!!!