Does anyone know any truly accurate psychics?
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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!!!!
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It may be real but not because of the person's abilities...they would want to think it is, because this would make them look exceptional. however, the actual source of supernatural information only comes from a supernatural source. The sources can either be God, in a prophetic way, or it can be demonic...\n\nusually people who call themselves psychics have taped into the demonic... be careful,, they will lead you on for awhile and then tell you the biggest lie...this is the nature of demonic spirits to deceive people..once they have your trust.\n\nOnly God-via godly people- can tell you things without deception...and will tell the truth 100% of the time.....if you care about yourself, you will trust God , and not the psychics, so you will not get hurt...most psychics are lousey, anyhow, and just want your money
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Many people have had some sort of psychic experience yet just put it down to luck or coincidence. For instance have you ever thought about a person then almost straight away the phone rings and it is the very person you just thought about?
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There is definitely such a thing. \n\nUsually in most towns of any size, there will be a new age or wholistic health newsletter available for free.  I would check that as a legit source.  Sometimes there will be new age or psychic fairs and that would be a good way to meet someone.  In most larger communities the new age and psychic practitioners are pretty tight knit group and know who is good and legit and who is not.  If you can find one, they can refer you to others.  Most of them have specialties or unique techniques.\n\nBeware of telephone or internet psychics.  There are some good ones but plenty of frauds who will take your money.
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I actualy get readings myself and found one girl on the net that I have gone to for a number of years that is amazingly acurate for me. So I would have to say that I find some to be accurate and some to be not. \nIf anyone wants to try out the girl I go to you wont be dissapointed.\nhere is the link. \nhttp://weRlive.com/vippath.asp?hnumber=284092\nShe has great feedback that backs up my claims dont take me on my word. and she has been reading on the top sites on the net for years.\nbut as for Prince william only time will tell how true his predictions are, I can only speak for mine.
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If there is a real good psychic near you they would know that you want them and call you. Wouldn't they?
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I think that http://www.voodoogrillmystic.com looks the most professional. I don't believe in this crap, but if it is real, this person is obviously good enough to afford a decent website. Logic rules over magick, for sure. But good luck, and let me know if it works. I'm interested, just doubtful.
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True Clairvoyants?\n\nThere are many want-to-bes, but also many good ones, in my experience. \n\nHere some examples:\n\nSUV with Hanger\nA woman wanted to get her belongings from the storage of her former home city to her new location. She did not know anyone with a truck. A psychic told her that she saw a SUV with a hanger transporting her belongings! The woman asked around and through a friend found someone who would get her things. Incidentally (?), he had a SUV, but no hanger! Was the psychic wrong? When they arrived in her former home city, they found that all her belongings would not fit in the car. The driver was willing to get a device to hook up a hanger, if the woman would pay. He always had wanted to get one and now got it for free! So they had the device put on the car and rented a hanger to load the remainders of her belongings! The psychic was right!\n\nNot the right one\nAn astrologer told a woman who had not dated in years that she would meet and fall in love with a man the next year, but he would not be the right one for her. She met the man just before the year ended and fell in love with him. Yet, over time it turned out that he was not the right one! The astrologer was right on!\n\nTreatment\nA psychic predicted that a woman would die if she would undergo a certain medical treatment. The woman did not know about this prediction nor did anyone in her environment know. The woman died within a year after the treatment. The psychic was right.\n\nAffordable Limit\nA psychic predicted that a couple could afford a house at a certain price. The couple did not know how to finance it, since their bank had rejected them. They went to another bank and got the house financed for the sum the psychic had predicted. The psychic was right.\n\nMeeting a Man\nA psychic predicted to another psychic that she would meet the man for her in a club or church. Some time later the psychic who had made the prediction saw the other psychic arm in arm in church with a nice man. The psychic was right.\n\nState Man\nA psychic predicted that a woman would meet the man of her dreams, but he would be shy, and that he was living outside of her state at that time. The woman met this man, he was the man of her dreams, he was shy, yet, he was living in the same state and town, but he had bought property in the other state at the time of the reading. The psychic was almost right! It can happen that input is wrongly translated by the brain, e.g. here buying property was understood as being the same as living there.\n\nThere are many other examples of good psychics. Unfortunately, they often do not hang out their shingle, as many not so well equipped or intended "psychics" do.\n\nThere is a good rule, "Never say never, and never say always." There may always be exceptions to never!\n\nCordially, India.Magica
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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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You dont need a psychic to answer that question. You would know in your own heart and head if you had met the love of your life. If you have to resort to questions to a pyschic about it, then NO you havent. Keep trying! Your one true love is out there somewhere, and believe me, you'll know when youve found it.!
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Take my advice....\n\nDon't waste your time with psychic readings.\n\nIf it is for entertainment purposes only, then have fun.\n\nNo I don't have any information to get a free or discounted psychic reading.
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Sorry my friend.....There is NO such thing as "psychic" ability.  There is a guy named Dr. James Randi who has offered $1 million to ANYBODY who can statistically prove ANY "paranormal" or "psychic" ability.....Nobody has collected and the money has been in a trust account for years.  He has publicly challenged every psychic from Jean Dixon to John Edwards and they are to afraid to show up and endure the public humiliation.
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Psychic readings and the like are  fortune telling and psudo spiritualism. It is against my Faith to get involved in any Psychic reading or fortune telling or Horoscopes.  If you are communicating with a spirit and it's not God's Spirit then you are commmunicating with an evil spirit.  And evil spirits are known to be great liers.  So if they were talking it is not the truth.\n\nNO I don't believe in psychics. \nUnfortunately people who don't have a strong foundation in their faith could believe in anything.  \nThere is always someone out there ready to make a buck off of someone who is grieving or something.\n\nIt would be better to pray and listen to what God is saying to you.
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There are people who claim to be able to see into the future, move objects without touching them, or talk to the dead, but none of them are real. There has never once been any proven psychic in the world currently. If they ever existed, they were known as "Prophets."
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Yes; healing, telepathy, telekinesis, prophecy, spirits, God manifesting, sequences of events that defy all odds.  My mother, one of the sanest and most loving people I have ever known, college educated, worked at the U.N. and with various embassies in New York (and I think Washington D.C., but I'd have to ask my stepfather) experienced even odder things.  She only lied to me once in my life (I never even suspected she lied, but I had asked a HIGHLY personal question that was NONE of my business, even as a son, and she corrected the lie 30 seconds later.  I didn't even suspect despite her agitation.  She could easily have not told me despite the embarressment it cost her.  She did so anyway.  She was an amazingly ethical person.  Yet, she claimed that she had frequently seen faeries as a child and teenager, as well as a number of other experiences through adulthood.  And yes, the family is a strong supporter of psychology and none of us take drugs or drink, or seek such experiences.  They just happen.\n\nJust one example, one of the minor ones: On a trip to Hawaii my family and my best friend's family were at the Mauna Kea Hotel.  While outside walking with his son, my friend, his father had a major heart attack.  The hotel is somewhat isolated.  We called emergency services.  Here is a list of the coincidences:\n1) A busy popular hotel (nearly empty during that hour, for no reason the staff could figure out and remarked on it)\n2) Elevator was there exactly on time for the paramedics (they remarked on the coincidence)\n3) A new hospital had JUST opened very close, vs. the clinic that was much farther away (we were told how incredibly fortunate that was, as he would have died.  They were blunt)\n4) No traffic on the busy section (ambulance people again commented on how everyone seemed to be gone)\n5) We were told he would not make it.\n6) Next day we were told he would never walk leave his bed.\n7) Next day we were told that he would probably recover in a several years, but only partially.\n8) Next day after that we were told he might recover in a few months, and they remarked that they were just stunned with his recovery.\n9) Within six days, he was out of the hospital, walking on his own, and within another week it was as if it had never happened.\n10) If it had happened at home, at the isolated location the family had chosen to live, he would have died.\n11) It even happened on the very tail end of our vacation!  We had a great time until then!\n12) He's still alive decades later.\n13) Here's the big one: We barely talk about it.  It's not that uncommon in my family.  \n\nThis is not proof, just one person's experience. At the same time, be very careful.  I encourage you to read "Flim Flam" by James Randi.  There is so much nonsense and fakery going on, and so few people know scientific method or formal logic.  But keep an open mind.  That's part of being truly skeptical.  I'm skeptical, because there are ALWAYS other explanations.  I've met too many people who claim such things, and ten minutes down the discussion I've realized that they just this side of an insane assylum.  Keep questioning, even as you explore the wonders we have all around us.  Don't be gullible, but never shut your mind to the wonders and magic we, as just people, can experience.