Denouncing a manipulative psychic

Hello everyone,

Here are the remarks made by the charming Sarah.
On a site whose name I shall keep to myself, and this as a warning to be wary of her way of doing and saying things: ???

90% of those who use free clairvoyance do so solely to be reassured and comforted.
Tell them what they want to hear, sell them occult works or gadgets, and everyone will be happy.

I leave it to your free will and your own judgment, but to me, she is truly incredible in her pettiness and so on... I was absolutely floored.

Best regards
Ladysally

Could you have the address of this site?

Good evening Tom,
I’ll send you the name of the site in question via DM if you’d like; otherwise, it would just be doing them a favor by advertising them.
I think the site has nothing to do with that villainous character, and I believe she was not registered as a member.
But you'll be able to see for yourself as soon as you have the site's name, anyway.
Best regards
Ladysally

Hello Tom,
Here is the website I was telling you about:
Of course, the site has nothing to do with this charming lady who proclaims herself a psychic and who was merely passing through to give her opinion, which I find to be very sincere. Not very strong in clairvoyance, but very good at selling her products, which I presume are just as ineffective.
Kind regards
Ladysally

http://esopole.com/Forums/FEsoPro2.php?Sujet=3&C=

Good evening,

I don't think we can give much credit to this post…

Good evening Tom,
I will never trust her again. You ask her a question and she tells you what you want to hear, and takes the opportunity to sell you some hogwash.
In any case, she shouts loudly that... and that... and so on. ??? It’s sad for people who need a true answer rather than wanting to hear what they want to hear, in short.
If you say so, Tom, people are adults and vaccinated, as they say.
Best regards
Ladysally :-*

Hello everyone,

I am resuming this text quoted by Ladysally:

90% of those who use free clairvoyance do so solely to be reassured and comforted.
Tell them what they want to hear, sell them occult works or gadgets, and everyone will be happy.

I think consultants would like to know a bit more about their future for reason x, whether through free websites or… paid consultations.

So far, apart from my father's death, none of the predictions have come true… neither through private consultations (in town) nor on the internet.

ClaudiaC

Hello,

First of all, I am surprised: has this thread been pruned? As far as I remember, it had several pages, and I even posted in it, I think! But well, the vagaries of computing…

I completely agree with you, Claudiac: there is what we would like to happen and there is reality.
It’s easy to tell us that the future will align with our dreams and desires, but reality is quite different.
If I ask questions, it is of course in the hope of being reassured that I am doing well and heading in the right direction, but if that is not the case, I would like to be informed frankly (in clairvoyance as in reality). I prefer to face difficulties head-on.
I prefer to expect the tiles rather than have them fall on me when I was told there was no risk.
A “yes, everything will be fine, you will have wealth and happiness” is truly the worst scam when you are at the darkest point in the tunnel and everything is getting worse and worse.
I can only hope that here, the clairvoyances are honest, even if they are catastrophes that must be announced.
Very amicably

Hello Mamyol,
And if only you knew how much I agree with you!
If I go to a psychic, it’s because I genuinely want to learn a bit more… I don’t go for fun… nor to ask whether I’ll make a fortune, buy real estate, change jobs… none of that matters much to me…
I’m a realist and I know I’ll never have my dream house with my dream life!
Clairvoyance, for me, should be as close to reality as possible… otherwise it’s just a game…
And when I think that some would actually “play” with other people’s lives Not very reassuring…

:-*, ClaudiaC

You are absolutely right!! Isabella is quite serious too… She nearly killed someone in my close circle with her foolishness… She had told them “sea and world”; nothing happened, the problem is that this person was suicidal… Imagine when they faced reality head-on! They made an attempt…

Hello Marceau, and welcome to this site!

Are you talking about Isabella from the internet? Does she have canned responses with dates to remember? I let the dates she mentioned go by just to see if she was right, and when I saw she was wrong in her first “free clairvoyance,” I naturally didn’t ask for any paid clairvoyances…

You’ve hit on a very important point… what do we do with people who are depressed or suicidal? Giving them false predictions can truly make them even more depressed or suicidal.

In everyday life, I have certain “usual” people… and they tell me things as they are… nothing spectacular, I assure you, so if things turn out to be better, I will be pleasantly surprised…

I think I'll know in about a year…

It is better to have a clear and precise answer (even a negative one) than to create a false positive image that never materializes.

I’m sad for “him” and I hope he’s managed to turn things around since then…

Perhaps see you soon,
ClaudiaC

Good evening Mamyol,
Yes, I agree with you. I started a new discussion thread referring to the remarks made by Sarah.F.
She wants to talk about the people who ask the same question a hundred times, who, in her view, just want to be cocooned and comforted.
I’m going with the idea that you have to be honest and say, “Are you ready to hear both the good and the bad things, and proceed on that principle,” rather than saying nice things that aren’t very accurate in the end.
It’s like when I used to go to a lady who always told me I would win the trial, and so on and so forth. It was a devastating blow, and I had a hard time getting over it, because I lost the trial. So yes, you have to be honest, but what if she was telling the truth and I would win after the appeal to the Court of Cassation? Who knows, she’s not a prophet after all, nor God.
Yes Mamyol, I agree with you that people tell me I won’t win, and I’ll be sad for a while and then it will pass, but right now what’s happening is that my pain is intense and persists with their predictions.
Best regards
Ladysally

Good evening Claudiac,
To address some points in your post, I would say that yes, there are people who go to psychics to ask for advice on: what if I sign this contract, what if I buy this, what if I say that. It happens that people go to psychics for any subject; for some, it is about knowing whether their purchase will be profitable, and for others, sentimental life takes priority, so we will not judge the request.
There are also impatient people, sick people, which is why we must not take clients lightly and must analyze everything. There are also people who are not grounded, unrealistic people, this or that; everyone designs their life, their ideas, their requests, and their aspirations, and we cannot judge others. Here, it is the psychics who fall short and deviate for the sake of easy profit at the expense of people who aspire to what they want… supposedly to hear. But sometimes in clairvoyance, they bring up the purchase of a property, a departure, travel, a meeting, and you find yourself thinking, lol, I wanted to know about this topic, and she is talking to me about a subject that does not interest me; that is how it is, anything can come up, and sometimes nothing, the wall, the veil.
Best regards
Ladysally

Hello Marceau,
Welcome to the site.
Yes, I understand people who are ill; we should accommodate them, but let us not forget that everyone needs a little respect.
Let the psychics know that their role is not to be a psychic, nor to be with people one hundred percent; people must also know how to draw the line, be patient, stay grounded, etc. If a person asks the same question a hundred times, it means that somewhere, yes, they want to be comforted, but then they should find a friend, or a psychic, or a family member. Psychics are for predictions, possibilities of opening up, etc.
Sincerely
Ladysally

Thank you, dear Ladysally.
I found your post very good.
As far as I’m concerned, the predictions were rather mixed, with nothing truly outstanding (in real life), so I’m not expecting much.
And if someone mentions inheritance to me, I know a loved one is going to pass away... by deduction. Besides, I had been told about a woman, not a man. And it is a man who has passed away, unless an elderly woman is also going to pass away... ???

Yes, as a psychic, you must be prepared to first get a sense of the consultant's personality… so as not to hurt them unnecessarily…

Kisses, ClaudiaC

I just wanted to clarify that this had been stated during a private consultation in town (and not over the internet) that it was a lady...

It’s a shame that there are dishonest people with this… I met a woman several years ago who truly had an extraordinary gift… She told me things with incredible details (both good and bad)… And everything came true with extraordinary precision, a synchronicity… There are good ones… It’s a shame that some abuse it… But it’s true that it’s up to each person to use their head and judge the relevance and realism of each one…
To get back to my friend, yes, going to see a therapist or asking for help… But being a nurse myself, I can affirm that people who are on the verge of committing suicide only ask for help once… It is proven, and their mental state is not capable at that point of judging whether the person they ask is genuine or not… They are just trying to hold on to something, no matter what it is, the first person who catches their attention, they cling to them… If that person is in bad faith, it can be very dangerous… As there are all kinds of therapists, improvised healers who perform improvised treatments… I had seen a report on this, these therapists advertise in the newspaper claiming to have “The Solution” or “The Power to banish demons”…
Depending on the person suffering, their beliefs and values (religious, among others), these people are extremely dangerous if a suicidal person decides to turn to them…
Many of them, I’ve seen a lot, are hospitalized multiple times, conventional treatments don’t work… It’s natural for them, in their minds, to look elsewhere…
Bye!

Yes, it is disheartening and even very sad that people take advantage of others' instability and despair... and on top of that, they make money off it...
I’d really like that psychic you’re talking about… but today I’m thinking about fragments one of them told me a long time ago… and I’ll see how it goes.
I also prefer, just like you, to hear both the good and the bad... but at least it isn't distorted... and it's not said to reassure, but to tell the truth... the future as it is...

I think that for suicidal people, we need to find the root cause of the being's deep malaise... and it is hard not to find it... often the reason lies in childhood... what do you think?

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Ah! There are an infinite number of answers to this question!
The medium I’m talking about is a woman I met; she has no website and doesn’t advertise (no need for it!). Tarot cards are just an accessory for her; she only uses them occasionally. She sees things and tells you… She’s truly amazing… I’m from Quebec… To see her, it depends on where you’re coming from… And she, I didn’t pay to find out what she had told me…

super this woman/psychic
If I understand correctly, she looks at you and can tell you anything… I once saw a woman like that in a wellness center; she looked at me and said, “Develop your intuition!” She looked at another person and could tell which organs were functioning less well than others…
Quebec is a bit far for me… I’m on the old continent, as some would say.
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