Have you ever been to a fortune teller? What was used to divine the future (crystal ball, palm reading, tarot cards, etc)? What was predicted and did it come true?
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I have never been to a "so called" fortune teller, but my mother went to one when she was on trip to New York in 1948. My mom told me that the medium looked at her palm and said that she either be married three times and have two children or be married twice and have three children. Neither prediction was correct.
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I've been to many over the years, some better than others; one was an outright scam artist, and others that have been spot on. I've had tarot readings mainly, but also some palmistry. One thing to remember is that you can't live your life by what the reader tells you. You've really got to look at it as just another form of guidance and advice, which you can take or leave. For the most part, its best to view readings as entertainment and try not to take them too seriously. They can be really fun, enlightening, and hey, if good stuff comes true, that's great!
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I have been to many. Most were OK, some were good. two was really good. Most of them told me stuff about myself that was accurate, but not helpful. Stuff is wrong occasionally. It comes with the territory. I've had readings from psychics I didn't respect and under those circumstances they do very poorly. You have to be open to it. People who are really serious about getting that kind of advice usually see several readers and compare them.
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i be to some mainly tarot cards and palm they all seem to say the same things i myself say if you are psychic you dont need any tools to do it.
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There is no such thing as anyone who can predict future events, because if someone had that ability, they could amass wealth greater than that of Bill Gates, just by playing Keno and lotteries, then investing their winnings in the stock market. +5
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