Do you seek council from 'Clairvoyants' or believe they are just Bluffer!
Question: exploiters of the vulnerable. keep away!
Answers: exploiters of the vulnerable. keep away!
I dont go to see one but I do believe in them.
I want to believe they are real but there are always doubts
I'm psychic so don't need anyone to tell me whats in my future.
at least with them, you never need to make an appointment. they should be expecting you.
I think it is all nonsense although there may be some who actually believe they can do it. IN any case what it the point if it is going to happen it will happen. Knowing about it won't make any difference
Bluffers.
Do you mean counsel? I certainly wouldn't seek council from them!
Bluffers and con men, who look for 'tells' in a persons face to trick them in to believing they know the truth. They give vague answers, like your future partner will have blond hair.
There is no truth there only the desperate and those willing to exploit them.
They are crooks.
James Randii has offered $1,000,000 to anyone who can prove the have a psychic ability. My question is to anyone who claims is why they don;t take it up and donate the money to a children's charity?
Not if they work by appointment only, they should know when you're coming!
They are just scam artists feeding off peoples emotions
I believe and i've been to one in a theatre and not been read yet.
how 'bout the clairvoyant midget who escaped from jail...he was a small medium at large...
I have had quiet a few messages which are so diverse that nobody could make it up! So i have to say I believe, I would never pay for a one to one reading though, i prefer to go to a meeting and if I am picked then I know that the message is definitely for me.
I have been to a couple who charged a lot of money and came out with complete hocum. Then i went to one lady who belonged to a spiritualist church, who charged hardly ant thing and donated half to her church. She was absolutely spot on.
I've seen too many things and read too many articles where psychics were soundly debunked.
If someone was a "real" psychic, they wouldn't have a shop in the bad part of town painted bright yellow with a neon sign on it.......
Just another way of separating desperate people from their money, if you ask me.
ask the clarvoyants for this answer....they will know