On booking a session from a medium,do you feel sometimes that a medium can be genuine or not?
What signs do you receive that a medium just might not be genuine?
What signs do you receive that a medium just might not be genuine?
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Yes, I think you get a feeling immediately after the booking, it's hard to describe the feeling.
Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly.
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I recently booked a session with a healer and had an odd feeling that it was a mistake immediately after booking it. On the day I felt that I didn't really want to go and had a truly dreadful journey there, I almost rang to cancel but didn't. The healing session itself was OK, but then I couldn't get away for hours because the healer poured out all their problems to me - I was absolutely drained by it and so didn't feel any benefit from the healing. Next time I hope I will take notice of my intuition.
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That sense of 'knowing'. Feeling that it is not going to go very well.
I have felt that a few times with mediums. I remember going to see a well known medium. I just knew I wasn't going to receive a message.....
Which was strange because I felt my husband right beside me that evening.
That is not saying that the medium was not any good.
I had a strong feeling I knew the reason why!
I have felt that a few times with mediums. I remember going to see a well known medium. I just knew I wasn't going to receive a message.....
Which was strange because I felt my husband right beside me that evening.
That is not saying that the medium was not any good.
I had a strong feeling I knew the reason why!
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I would think that if the medium is asking you too many questions, like he/ she is trying to get information from you ... that he/she might not be genuine, most likely not genuineSpiritVoices wrote:On booking a session from a medium,do you feel sometimes that a medium can be genuine or not?
What signs do you receive that a medium just might not be genuine?
and I wouldn't just walk into one of those psychic shops with the neon sign in the window... that would be a first clue !
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Be a skeptic....and make him/her earn their money
when money is involved............be careful
when money is involved............be careful
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I don't offer any information
I can understand them charging for a service... but I like to know it's genuine
I can understand them charging for a service... but I like to know it's genuine
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Talking about mediums,I remember years ago going to the old gypsy near the beach. Palm reading,she was excellent....can't remember what she told me but I do remember it was excellent...
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Sounds like fun Voices ! one never really hears of palm readings any more
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Usually find them at fun fairs now. The 'Hoppins' as we used to call them...
Don't ask me why.....
Don't ask me why.....
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why ?
the only " hoppin" I have heard of is a southern dish, called "Hoppin Johns " ....
don't you just wonder sometimes how names come to be ?
the only " hoppin" I have heard of is a southern dish, called "Hoppin Johns " ....
don't you just wonder sometimes how names come to be ?
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The only reason I can think of is...because a lot of the rides were on the old roundabouts as we called them. Kids used to 'hop on' the 'horses' as they went round.