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Originally Posted by A_Lexus
Yes, we're all entitled to our view I just don't believe in psychics. I don't believe a psychic can communicate with an animal any more than a spider can communicate with you.
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Funny you say that. I talk to spiders and they seem to listen.
The notion that a psychic can communicate with an animal is about as absurd as a psychic drawing information frying egg . Do you have pets? I communicate with my pets. However, I don't expect a non-fertile egg in a frying pan has much to say.
Where in law enforcement are psychics being used? Allison Dubois - she is quite successful. When the detective came to my house to ask me some questions and show me some pictures, (this was 5 years after the murder and finally a body had been found), somehow we got on to the topic of psychics. He mentioned his wife, she was not a 'practicing psychic' (we are all psychic on some level BTW) but had a dream that helped solve a case.
They (psychics) sense what people need to hear, By what means to they
sense this?
and cleverly provide this information which validates and supports the person's sense of well-being, and this? I am not really asking you to answer. I know all to well the answers the disbelievers have.
'It's called cold reading' - a cold reading involves person to person so body language can be read. But what about sessions done over the phone? There is nothing to read. The cons will ask questions (the cleaver part) to bait and fish.
They are good at "filling in the gaps." I agree that a con can fill the gaps once they get enough information. When I consulted the animal psychic all I told her was that my lover is missing, I have his dog who was with him all the time. I did not tell her that I felt that he was dead, I did not tell her who the main suspect was, I did not tell her anything beyond my desire to know what his/my dog had witnessed. I also did not tell her that the suspect had missing money- the catalyst to the murder, nor did I tell her what my own psychic impressions were. Which, had been, a deep deep sorrow, an empty feeling that brought tears to my eyes and made my whole body weak. I went to bed and cried myself to sleep repeatedly saying, 'keep him safe'. There was no reason (at that time) for this to have happened to me, I had spoken to him on the phone the night before and he was to come stay the weekend with me. As far as I knew, he was alive. I also did not tell the psychic that I could not figure out it they beat him to death or just shot him. Once the court case came around, all was verified. He was being beat with martial art moves and when he would not die, they brought out the gun. When they were doing this, was exactly when I had felt that deep sadness.
The animal psychic had picked up on the whiskey that was used to get an unsuspecting helper to go for the dirty deed. She picked up on the poker game that was used as a reason to get the helper over to the house.
These were things that I did not know until the trial. Like I said, I did not tell her that I thought he was dead. When I said he was missing, she 'searched' for his energy, spirit, what ever- and she said in a very broken and emotional speak, 'I'm so sorry, he is gone'. That's NOT something anyone likes hearing.
So either this is a big giant crazy coincidence, or there is something unseen that links the minds of all living things together; collective consciousness, Anima Mundi, psychic abilities? Take your pick, or not.
IMO the fact that one is even consulting a psychic is a clear indication to them that the person is gullible (or desperate) and prone to believe whatever they tell them, as long as it sounds close to being plausible.
Again, this is very true of a con and yes, there are many desperate and gullible people in the world.
I was 'desperate', but more like distraught. I already had a pretty good idea of what happened without talking to anyone. I just wanted more of the picture and that's what I did. I did not take what she told me as an absolute. That would be dumb, but I was eager to find out if what she said was true. The only way was the trial, and it did, she did.
Big difference between writing music and identifying someone's murderer when there were no witnesses to the murder but a dog. Big difference between playing drums and getting the immediate feedback this provides in self-correcting to play them better and telling someone that they're going to meet their "soul mate" in 2014.
You totally missed my point here. (And you assume a lot, there were several witnesses and people involved in the murder) I was not comparing psychics to musicians. I was using musicians as a parallel. One can write music but not play guitar- a psychic can feel the actual physical pain in a specific body part that correlates with an injury of someone else but the same psychic cannot view the past or future.
Some psychics only get their information through dreams (like my father) but cannot pick up a piece of jewelry and speak of it's owner.
I'm not gullible. I'm not desperate. I'm very logical, practice healthy skepticism and have only spoke with this one psychic. But I also have seen my father in action, my ex in action (he 'knew' where the murderers stashed my lovers truck, and he knew my cousin went for a C-section when she told no one and left in the wee hours of the morn. And that is just two of many.) My father was a scientist, and my ex a mechanic.
At least you can understand why I believe what I believe. I've seen other do it and experience my own.
While you probably won't bother wasting your time (said in jest), consider reading a book called 'You Are Psychic', it's written by MIT grad Pete Sanders.
(Sorry if the post seems off anywhere, I'm responding from my phone and it's a tiny window. I did my best to stay in line with my telling but I can't see everything all at once)