Hello,
I have serious doubts about my psychic; if you are a psychic yourself, could you tell me what you think about it…
My grandmother was the first to go see him. She had lost her pendulums and accused every member of the family of having taken them. The psychic in question saw that I had taken them, that they were in a drawer, or at least in a dark place, and that I would return them in due time. I knew nothing of this psychic’s prediction. Then I consulted the psychic in my turn. It was two or three months later, when I questioned my grandmother about her pendulums, that she told me about this psychic’s vision. I had no memory of having touched her pendulums recently, but I began to doubt myself, and then to doubt him. Finally, the shelves of my grandmother’s wardrobe collapsed, and while tidying up she found the pendulums between two towels. That I touched her pendulums and don’t remember it is possible; I used to ask them questions from time to time. But why would I have put them away between two towels?
As soon as I had begun to doubt him, I met with him and shared my doubts with him. Indeed, everything he had told me was true, but it could have been deduced through psychology or a horoscope. Many of the things he said were about my personality, or were generalities ("You don't like it when people touch your things," well, who enjoys being rummaged through?). He claimed that he was preventing my ex-boyfriend from cheating on his current partner; is that even possible? One day, he also told me that he had sensed, in my energy (remotely), that I was sleeping poorly. That was indeed true; we were in a full moon period, and I am sensitive to it. We were talking about my grandfather, who passed away before I was born; he saw that I was communicating with him because I emit some kind of energy (I don't remember the exact terms) at the solar plexus. But many of us seek to communicate with the dead; he knew the importance of this grandfather to me and that I was interested in the esoteric, among other things, partly because I consulted him.
I find it very hard to believe that his predictions will come true. He saw that my ex-boyfriend, who was mentioned earlier, would come back, but he is very attached to his current partner and said he no longer wants me. He predicted that I would work in childcare and then in retail, but I don’t particularly like children, and I am not at all suited to running a business. He predicted that I would have a good husband and three children: a restless girl, a calm boy, and a third whose gender he couldn’t determine, all three in good health. I find it hard to believe; life has never been kind to me, and I would be surprised if it were to be any different in the future. Besides, I only have three lines on my hands—head, life, and heart—and all three are made up only of crosses and islands.
When I told him about my doubts, I asked him for "proof," something that couldn't be calculated through psychology or astrology, and made it clear to him that I was only asking to believe him; he flatly refused and told me that it was pointless to continue if I didn't trust him. I haven't seen him since, and I'm hesitant to book another appointment.
He is also a mesmerist. When he manipulated me by touching my head, I felt relaxed and my mind would wander, but I am a very suggestible person, my mind and body are closely linked, I experience a lot of psychosomatic reactions, so I am not sure what I actually felt.
He works primarily with tarot, Norse runes, and vision stones.
If you don't know what to think of him and want more information to form an opinion and reply to me, I'll send you his website address via private message.