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Originally Posted by mama3delta
Speaking of Sylvia Browne, she also incorrectly predicted the rescue of ALL thirteen miners in the Sago Mine Explosion. Sadly, only one of the thirteen survived. She never admitted she made a mistake.
There's also Long Island Medium. First thing first, she claims to be a practicing Catholic, but she really can't be a practicing Catholic and a practicing medium. Catholics are prohibited from all sorts of fortune telling. Aside from that, from what I've seen on her show, she does a lot of guesswork as she goes through the readings. She asks questions like, "Now, I'm getting something with the lung. Ummm.... was it an emboylism or something? Ummm.... was it a growth?" Let's throw in emphysema, pneumonia, etc until we get it right, lady!
Regarding the two mediums I mentioned in my first response, both women were nonpracticing Catholics. To me, they respected their conflicts of interest by leaving the Catholic church, unlike Long Island Medium.
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Catholics are forbidden from a lot of things.....
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Originally Posted by BraveMaroon
I've had a number of sessions with different kinds of readers over the years. I see it as strictly entertainment, along with the belief that sometimes it's OK to pay someone to tell you something you think you need to hear.
I have had a few readings that were eerily spot on and others that were hilariously not.
I tend to believe that there is more in and of this world that can be explained rationally.
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You have to take it as entertainment. I've had a couple that were ridiculously spot on about things. The one I pay decent money to told me some things that were exact that she never could've made up. Stuff about my grandparents, my grandpa speaking Italian (she had no clue I was and there was no way she would've known).
I'm a horrible Catholic, and I believe in psychics.
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