do you like sylvia browne, what do you think of her, have you read any of her books?
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I like Sylvia Browne. I've seen her on the montel williams shoe and i think she's great. I wish i could talk to her. Most of her readings if not all are accurate. I've read books from her like the other side and others.She's great.
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SHE RARELY GOES ON TOUR GO TO HER WEBSITE www.sylviabrowne.com for more info on her  I KNOW HER PHONE SESSIONS AND READINGS ARE VERY EXPENSIVE AND LONG LIST TO WAIT TOO GOOD LUCK. OR GO TO MONTELL WILLIAMS SHOW WEBSITE NOT SURE WHAT IT IS I'M SURE HE HAS LINKS FOR SYLVIA
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*Ender's Game is indeed a great book by a great author. Also I reccomend Madeleine L'Engle, the author of "A Wrinkle in Time" among others.
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I have all the Anne Rice books from the Vampire Chronicles and Mayfair Witches series ( actually all her books except the Beauty Trilogy, and her new one about Jesus). Love all the books, and the Interview with the Vampire movie, but hated the Queen of the Damned movie. I think that it was very dark compared to the romantic quality the book has. I think that the detail within the descriptions are part of the allure for me as I can "see" the story unfolding in my mind as I read it. If you know any other authors like her, let me know.......
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Someone who asked a question about a book she read by Sylvia Browne and psychic phenomena wrote me to thank me because I told her about deceiving spirits who seek to lead people away from God and into the occult.\n\nIn her question she was convinced that by reading this book that she had "opened her mind" to a new world of psychic insights but after she read my answer she wrote me and thanked me and told me that I was right and that her sister who was a Christian had been trying to tell her the same thing.\n\nA couple of other people have also written me to thank me for setting them straight about something, but I give all of the glory and honor to God! I regularly ask that the Holy Spirit will guide me to posts and speak through me and accompany the words He gives me to accomplish every purpose that He would set for them in Jesus' name.\n\nIsaiah 55:10  For as the rain comes down, and the snow from the heavens, and does not return there, but waters the earth, and makes it bring out and bud, and give seed to the sower and bread to the eater;   11   so shall My Word be, which goes out of My mouth; it shall not return to Me void, but it shall accomplish what I please, and it shall certainly do what I sent it to do.
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I love watching Montel...but I ALWAYS change the channel when Sylvia Browne is on!! I can't stand to watch it!!
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lost in a good book, jasper fford.\nall of terry pratchett's book.\ngod of small things, arudhati roy.\nstephen kings IT.\ndes fleurs du mal.
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Sylvia Browne is a fraud. She has the same talents that kept people greasing the palms of Gypsy fortunetellers for years.
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Enid Hoffman wrote several books on psychic skills, palmistry and, famously, "Huna", described as "an introduction to the age-old magic knowledge and the practices of the Kahunas of Hawaii".\n\nPaul Watzlawick wrote a number of books on Communication Theory and Family Therapy.
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I like her and her show. I think she deserves admiration to high level, because of her achievments and her generousity.\nHer style, as well, reflects her personality.\nShe has made the world cry and laught with her, she has made them more aware and helpful, her show themes are extremly powerful as well as popular.\n\nShe is great!
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Alice Sebold's book "The Lovely Bones" is an interesting twist on the usual mystery.\nCarol O'Connell's "Judas Child" really held my interest.\nI just re-read Carl Hiaasen's "StripTease" and laughed my butt off all over again... it's a mystery in a  Florida setting  with plenty of droll humor thrown in. \nAce Atkins is a new writer to me but I really thought "Dark End of the Street "was a great read.\nAlso "Mary, Mary" by James Patterson.\n "Iron Orchid" by Stuart Woods.\nDon't forget "The DaVinci Code"... a testy subject that is very well written.\nIf you have never read Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood" ...it is my favorite book and is simply a spell-binding tale told by a master craftsman. It is the first example of the non-fiction novel and Capote did a bang-up job of creating both mystery and thrilling tension.
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The Price is Right..Who doesn't love that show!\nMontel Williams-He gets straight to the point and he is compassionate.I especially love the shows with Sylvia Browne
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Sylvia Browne has a fascinating book on this subject.  Lots of great stories in there!  I highly recommend it.  She talks about how our deaths in previous lives can continue to affect us, both psychologically and physically in our present lives, especially if they were very violent, traumatic deaths.  She describes many past life regressions that she's done on her own clients.
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my favorite thing about the books is that the characters are ordinary people who have extraordinary things happen to them...I like how she keeps it real..Harry has some serious powers, but still gets all tongue-tied trying to talk to a girl (Cho)\n\nI liked Prisoner of Azkaban the best so far....Half Blood Prince was really good too, but I hated the end....wonder what she has in store for us in book 7?
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I really believe in Sylvia Browne - she says we all have spirit guides that help us through our lives - the spirits that "haunt" just don't know they are dead and have to be told so - loved ones who pass on I believe watch over us also....
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Yes, yes and yes.\n\nwould you like to read more?\n\nok here's my story in case you were wondering...\n\nI am a freelance photographer and I have had pictures published in Natl. Geographic, People, Time and The Washington Post. Anyways, I was on a personal pilgrimage in Northern Ireland when I had an epiphany! No one has ever taken a photo of a real live leprechaun! I knew at that very moment I needed to change this. Mankind needs something to believe in and I was going to give them that one, small remnant of hope. So I started my search in the mountains of Ireland, facing all sorts of dangers. I was almost blown off the edge of the cliffs of Moher by a strong gust of irish wind, I tripped over that damned stone and a stampede of Irish dancers fractured my left ankle. However, this did not deter me in the slightest. I kept on searching. I went to the old monesteries of the west connemera coast and I delved into books and manuscripts that hadn't been touched in ages looking for some small clue of where the last leprechauns were hidding. Paula said it best..."Where have all the leprechauns gone?" However, I walked right into another metaphorical wall in my maze-like quest. The inch-thick, centuries old dust aggrivated my sever allergies. I had to get 2 shots of benedryl in my ass becuase the swelling of my face made it impossible to swallow those tiny pink psychodelic pills. However, As I lay on the stretcher and was being carried out , I saw an aged peice of paper lying forgotten behind a book shelf. I immediately screamed for the giant irish paramedics to put me down. I dragged myself across the floor with my  arms, since the benedryl cause the paralysis in my lower body. As I reached for that small insignificant-looking paper,I realized it was exactly what I was looking for...\n\n Rallerdralt O'Brian  \n 2221 Fresca Blvd.\n Magical Leprechaun Meadows West\n Cork, Ireland\n\n scribbled above the address was..\n\n "Father Downy please write me when you'll be up for a visit. I am really excited about my mushroom farm and I would like to give you a tour and a few free samples, cheers! Rallerdalt"\n\nI was extatic!!!at last all the riskiness had paid off. I had the address of the last Leprechaun and so i went there, took his picture and left. it was fun and it was worth it.\n\nhttp://www.ictacchiventuri.it/english/stpa/images/leprechaun.jpg
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You have to know her, well her history.\nShe was kind of a smartass.\nIt is really not that deep.  She knows what people think of her and the "they" is the outside world.  \nShe is showing she is happy to be a nobody because she says "how dreary to be someone" because to her being a someone is sort of like being a conformist.  She sees herself as different, which makes her a nobody to the someones, which makes her strange. \nIt is one of my favorite poems, especially since she says \n\n"Then there ’s a pair of us—don’t tell!\n\nThey ’d banish us, you know."\nIn a way, she's telling everyone who thought she was a weirdo, up theirs.  Although most of her poems were published and then read after her death...that's besides the point.  ;)