I have missed you all!

[judy]

I went to a psychic once in New Hope, PA. She was well known in town. She actually told me I would live until I was 86!!!

Nobody wants to know when they are going to die. It's kind of a unwritten rule not to ever tell people that. I don't know what her story was. Bad news has to be handled very diplomatically as well.

You do have to take it all with more than a few grains of salt also. The future is really so uncertain. The past is pretty easy to read. A person's energy at the moment is also usually clear too.

I used to read my gay friend Debby's tarot cards every so often. One reading, I began to sense a lover coming into her life. I felt that she had green eyes, and whatever else. (Debby wanted a true love). We walked into a coffee house in her neighborhood, and I said to her, "There she is Deb!" She and red-haired, green-eyed Elizabeth got married, had a son, and were happy last I saw Deb.

Then I once went to Raymond - a very well known, trendy NYC psychic. It cost $40. It was a hoot! We were welcomed into his magnificent Greenwich Village duplex by his pretty boy toy and we all sat downstairs for our turn to see the Great and Powerful Oz/Raymond.

I get my turn and go upstairs where there is a large portrait of Raymond behind him. He proceeded to tell me that I had the eyes of a twice-married woman.
(He probably counted the wrinkles!). Then he told me my daughter's name, and stuff about her. I'm sitting there listening, and it occurred to me after a while, that I just gave this man $40 to tell me things I certainly already know! He did tell me some things about my separation from my second ex, which were good
for me to think about, but all in all, what a waste of money!

[AngieDoogles]

That's interesting Judy. I've never really given much thought to psychics. All the ones you see around here just look like obvious phonies.

[judy]

Originally Posted by AngieDoogles

That's interesting Judy. I've never really given much thought to psychics. All the ones you see around here just look like obvious phonies.

Don't go in there! The storefront phonies often tell you that somebody is after you, has cast the evil eye on you, etc. They tell you to come back once/week
so that they can somehow get you protection. If you pin t5hem down to how, they go into how they will pray over you and they involve Jesus a lot.

You're better off in church.

[AngieDoogles]

Originally Posted by judy

Don't go in there! The storefront phonies often tell you that somebody is after you, has cast the evil eye on you, etc. They tell you to come back once/week
so that they can somehow get you protection. If you pin t5hem down to how, they go into how they will pray over you and they involve Jesus a lot.

You're better off in church.

I definitely won't be going to any of those places, but if I ever meet you, I'd love to hear what you think!