When the big ones consult

Mitterrand also consulted Madame Soleil. What do you think about the fact that leaders consult psychics? Is it a good thing? Is it dangerous?

To be seen: http://www.voyance-az.com/article15.html

What do you think?

Hello Tom,

I think they are people just like everyone else, and that they too need “perhaps more than we do” to consult a psychic at times of major decisions!!

Honestly, I believe that decisions should not be made based on the input of a psychic, because our political leaders must make their decisions responsibly for the citizens and not put them in danger!!!

Is it good or not? It’s true that it’s an important question!!
They cannot run their country with clairvoyance or cards!!!
friendship

Eliana

Hello, I hope that politicians who consult psychics are very careful!!!
Let them not rely on just one consultation!! and let them think about the pros and cons ..not on a whim !!otherwise beware of disasters…
because we all know that not everything can be said lightly and sometimes we can be wrong even the psychics…error is human…!!!

Friendship Loulina

I hope so too…

I am coming to contribute to this topic with an article that I recommend

Start of the article:
Mitterrand’s “couch” years, as told by his psychoanalyst — by Philippe Sotto —

PARIS (AP) – We knew François Mitterrand was an amateur of clairvoyance, but we know less that he also confided in a psychotherapist. For nine years, psychoanalyst Ali Magoudi received the presidential confidences. To better reveal them in a “psychoroman” on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of his death. Everything is covered: Mazarine, his cancer, the Observatory, Thatcher, Bousquet, and even Chirac.
How can a practitioner share with the public the fragments of life—and the “state secrets”—of one of their patients without violating ethical rules, especially when that patient is the highest-ranking figure in the state?
The interested party’s response, in the form of a double pirouette: first, it was Mitterrand himself who allegedly commissioned this posthumous “psychoanalysis” — he is no longer there to confirm it; second, the head of state was never Magoudi’s “patient”; at best, the latter was the confidant of the former.

next, on the site:http://archquo.nouvelobs.com/cgi/articles?ad=politique/20051223.FAP5063.html&host=http://permanent.nouvelobs.com/

Maybe I will be able to become head of state if I continue to improve my abilities?

Well, Tom, I completely agree, where is the professional confidentiality???
What is the point of revealing every aspect of one’s private life, if not perhaps to upset one’s loved ones still in this world and to tarnish one’s image… no one is perfect.
I fully understand the need of these men who are ultimately quite alone, unable to trust anyone for fear of being judged and disgraced in public.
I understand and I find it ultimately courageous and responsible to make the effort to consult psychologists, psychics, astrologers, and numerologists, because it can help them not specifically for their work as politicians but for their private life as men!
Because we tend to forget that they are, above all, human beings who also have everyday worries, but above all, moral oppression regarding their image as men, as police officers, as husbands, as fathers…
So to all those who dare to go against prejudice and who dare to go on a journey of self-discovery in order to manage themselves as best as possible, well done and keep it up!

Hmm, I just wrote it as it came to me, so a thousand apologies for the numerous spelling mistakes!!!
The main thing is that the message gets across… right???

That is indeed the main one
But let's keep up our efforts nonetheless… And God knows how hard I find it ;-).

It is true that it is hard to imagine that these great men have the same fears as everyone else, that power does not turn them into a great computer.

It reminds me of that strange feeling I got watching the thread “THE FALL,” which tells the story of Hitler’s end and shows us the man, his fears, his madnesses, and his mistresses: we had never seen him as a human being before. It did me good, and it makes him even more accountable for his actions.

It’s certain that in his case, it’s terrible to think that he was such a cruel and madman! Madness is far from gentle, and can it even be cured??? He was not alone in this story, unfortunately. However, he also demonstrates that narrow-minded people who are trapped in their principles are dangerous not only to themselves but also to those around them, and in this case, to entire peoples!
That is why I encourage these great men to dare to take a step back from themselves and their responsibilities. And if they can find a listening ear and support from therapists, so much the better for them!

Grandmaster Tom the stage manager, is this better? :=))

And if they can find a listening ear and support from the therapists, all the better for them!

Yeah, I hope so too!!! May they all get well!

After some reflection, I would willingly give a consultation to a minister or a head of state.

Oh, you're making me laugh…:=)
Indeed, we all have to walk the tightrope of madness sooner or later... That's why life is made up of encounters and choices to make!
NO?

ddetsand…
Sometimes… you feel a bit crazy… better this than losing it, right?

Almost all great political figures in history have dealt with fortune tellers and mediums because they could not find solutions to their anxiety. This anxiety is a side effect brought about by power.

Darkside

Indeed, power should make one anxious.

I also believe that a man in power sometimes needs an impartial opinion, outside the context.

Any politician, any trade unionist, any businessman, any advisor always has an interest in the solution they propose and in the advice they give.

Perhaps the politician needs to have his cards read, like everyone else, to be given the key, to open the way, and to seek disinterested advice… Only to put them in opposition with the others and try to see things more clearly.
No?

The man of power needs to see further than he can because he controls more than he is capable of and cannot foresee everything, and since every man of power has enemies, because the power of some leads to the frustrations of others, all the great ones of the contemporary and previous world want to know the nature of the sword of Damocles that hangs over them and creates their permanent anxiety, a legacy of power. Therefore, it is normal to hear that such and such a historical figure would have consulted a psychic or a mage.

Darkside

It's a vision.

But I think it’s not all about conflict and opposition; the pursuit of harmony, rather than the compensation for a risk, can also be an explanation.

Furthermore, having interacted with people who hold power, I cannot adopt this idea, as I have instead found that these individuals possess a far greater mastery of stress and anxiety than others.

In principle, aren’t they chosen for their lack of understeer and their mastery of the physics?

After that, to join ddetsand's opinion, I would say, they are just men, often an elite, but men nonetheless, and they will certainly consult for the same reasons as everyone else: to find a light and, to use lemagicien's words, to find an inner truth.

There is a difference to distinguish between a man who has acquired power for himself (Hitler) and one who has power within himself (Castro). The one who has acquired power fears losing it, whereas the one who has power within himself has no fear of losing power, because the latter is part of himself and cannot be dissociated from him. As for the reasons to consult an oracle, whether astrology, cards, or other… the great ones of this world have the same reasons as us, simply on a different scale; it is always the curiosity evoked by the mystery generated by the magic of oracles that attracts us.

Darkside