Some people believe that readers can read minds and use this to obtain information, which is why some readings appear so precise. I am not personally aware of anyone with this sort of ability. In my case, I can easily rule out the possibility that mind-reading plays any role in how I receive information about clients. In most of my readings, I have shared details that clients themselves did not know. They later had to investigate further by speaking with family members, consulting records, or conducting additional research. If I were reading minds, I would only be able to access what already existed in the client’s thoughts and not information beyond their awareness.
On several occasions, I have worked with families of murder victims. During these sessions, information emerged that neither the families nor even the investigators knew at the time. There is no conceivable way for me to obtain such information through mind-reading unless the client is already aware of it. For this reason, I firmly believe that my work goes far beyond cheap parlour tricks. What I do is grounded in a sincere commitment to service and to the greater good. Moreover, people are not foolish. They can see through deception. As the saying goes, you can fool some of the people some of the time, but not all of the people all of the time.
Times have changed, and people no longer accept things at face value. They trust their own senses and question what they do not understand. They are no longer intimidated by readers, nor are they reluctant to question them, regardless of reputation or status. The internet and social media have exposed both the good and the bad, allowing individuals to make more informed choices. As a result, we are increasingly able to distinguish the genuine from the fake. We are not perfect, but we are learning every day.
