Psychic Children
February 6th, 2008WELCOME TO OUR NEW PSYCHIC TWINS BLOG! Here is an entry from Lori on the NBC.com messageboards. This was written as a response to theNBC show “Phenomenon.” Did psychic children predict the Tsunami? 1. If someone makes a true prediction and many more false predictions, they are not and likely would not call themselves a professional intuitive. Who would rely on your insight? Your clientele will naturally erode, as will your reputation. An intuitive, psychic, medium can only stand on their credentials by providing consistently accurate details to their recipients. Otherwise, they have no value. The psychic Twins, www.psychictwins.com, whom I made reference to, have made numerous public predictions that have been validated. I am not in any way endorsing them; I wrote it to show that Criss Angel’s assertion was not correct. These 2 and others did predict 9/11. I am certain the government knew. The psychic twins are known for this gift of prediction and were highlighted in television special on such phenomena. 2. Many intuitives and mediums spend time with police helping to solve crimes. They do provide details and factual information. Let me say this however, if a notable psychic predicts that Bin Laden will attack NYC & DC and most of their predictions have been verified…that could be enough to launch an investigation. It is my feeling (again, not a proven one…but an intuitive sense) that the government knew of this in advance and made conscious choices on how they would respond. My class saw the tsunami and let me tell you, these adolescents did everything in their power to inform the adults in their lives about the event. One teen detailed it to the month, week and year. She saw where and predicted over 200,000 deaths. She could not sleep. We shared her information with significant public officials through a variety of credible connections. NONE would hear of it. Several apologized to her afterward. As if that alleviated the level of responsibility this young girl felt carrying such information. It is experiences like this that deter many intuitives from developing their abilities and sharing them. As a child I remember seeing my uncle having a heart attack. I could see in my mind that he was lying on the bed, suffering and alone in what looked like a hotel. I told my mom and she told me to stop saying such things. The next day we received the call: indeed, he was traveling, in a hotel and suffered a near fatal heart attack. It’s very hard to rely on your intuition when the adults around you are not just skeptical, but patronizing and unwilling to at least investigate what you are getting.