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Pyschics that claim the future can change....
marybell:
--- Quote from: Bark angel on September 24, 2013, 12:43:32 PM ---Just wanted to add this to my former comment. I think the reason I am intrigued by the free will discussion is because I believe it could explain or be the missing link to explain why there are so many psychics that are able to pick up with an amazing level of accuracy those events and details in the past and present, and yet there are so few, at least according to the active members on this forum, that are able to predict with any accuracy events in the future. How can that be? Some might be inclined to refer to it as an excuse given by psychics as to why they aren't accurate with predictions, but I am not so inclined to believe that it is an excuse. I believe that if a psychic can pick up details of events that they themselves have not witnessed in the flesh, then why can't they do the same for the future? Both require that they operate in another dimension - a dimension that mere mortals are not adept in doing.
There has to be some logical explanation as to why the future is so hard to predict, and yet the present and past do not pose a problem for psychics. Don't you agree?
Of late, when I read that XYZ psychic failed to predict an accurate outcome for a member, I am inclined to question what change or choice was made by the client that might have affected the outcome as predicted. I know how very difficult it is to "stay the course". I am experiencing it myself. I am determined to be patien, but with every dawning day my feelings fluctuate and that changes my disposition. It's for this very reason that I believe we clients might not be so aware of just how this has an impact on what has been foreseen.
Do you not agree?
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Bark Angel , this makes the best sense of anything I have ever read. I too have been baffled by psychics who can read the past and present with such accuracy and yet completely miss the mark with the future. There have been times I could feel that I was about to "do it wrong" but I did it anyway because I thought fate is fated. I now know, thanks to you Bark Angel, why I have developed a strong preference for psychics who tell me there is more than one outcome. Oh and did you hear about the one where God visits Joey at night and tells him he is about to pass away, and grants him 1 wish before he does. Joey says he wants to win the next lottery so he can provide for his family. The lottery comes and goes and Joey didn't win. Joey asks God to explain why not. And God says "Because you didn't buy the ticket"
Bark angel:
We are always offered choices in life. No different with a psychic prediction. I had one psychic who explained it to me this way. If I were to tell you that you are going to meet a man and marry him in three months, and after that reading you get drunk, go berserk and lose your moral compass and end up shooting someone he is seeing at this time in a parking lot, and end up going to prison for 15 years, would you understand this notion of free will better? At the time of the reading this going berserk wasn't a notion in your mind..so how could the psychic see it?
This is perhaps a poor example but an example all the same of how choices we make could impact, negatively, a prediction.
When I read people coming here saying oh this psychic predicted something that would happen with me and Mr. A, that did not happen, and I gave this prediction a reasonable amount of time to materialize, therefore, this psychic and all the rest of them are wrong...it makes me wonder just how much did that client's mindset change over time.
Let's face it, if a prediction is made that is in the near future, it is conceivable that not much could come into the picture, in terms of new energy or a change in mindset to alter the outcome. That's why I think we have all received news of contact coming in a short period of time, and it has and we say "eureka! The psychic was accurate" . However, when things are going to take longer to materialize; when predicted outcomes are in the distant future then there are so many more opportunities for us, as mortal and fallible beings to change something that is related to that outcome.
I can cite my own situation as an example. I am facing at best several months before anything significant is predicted to occur in my case. That is several months after a long term period of little to no positive activity. Now, at the beginning of that period, I was hopeful and thought I had a fighting chance. My heart was warm; I was open-minded; I was sentimental. Over the ensuing months, I have caught myself vacillating from periods of sadness to touches of frustrations, to points where I begin to think I am angry. If I were to react to those emotions and use them as a basis for a decision or choice, I could very conceivably alter the outcome of my situation - which is why I like reading with readers that caution me to "remove my emotions from the situation". Those readers, I believe, know that a rash, uncontrolled reaction could set off a domino effect that could change everything they have seen that is in the pipeline to unfold.
It is for this reason that when I read these accountings of readings and outcomes from members here, that I begin to wonder..."Ok, after that reading...did YOU change something? Did you REACT, did your mindset, your willingness, your openness change? Did a soft hearty harden over time? Did a door that was open in your world close because you became impatient, or angered? All of these reactions are reasonable, but all might have an impact on the future.
--- Quote from: marybell on September 24, 2013, 02:33:35 PM ---
--- Quote from: Bark angel on September 24, 2013, 12:43:32 PM ---Just wanted to add this to my former comment. I think the reason I am intrigued by the free will discussion is because I believe it could explain or be the missing link to explain why there are so many psychics that are able to pick up with an amazing level of accuracy those events and details in the past and present, and yet there are so few, at least according to the active members on this forum, that are able to predict with any accuracy events in the future. How can that be? Some might be inclined to refer to it as an excuse given by psychics as to why they aren't accurate with predictions, but I am not so inclined to believe that it is an excuse. I believe that if a psychic can pick up details of events that they themselves have not witnessed in the flesh, then why can't they do the same for the future? Both require that they operate in another dimension - a dimension that mere mortals are not adept in doing.
There has to be some logical explanation as to why the future is so hard to predict, and yet the present and past do not pose a problem for psychics. Don't you agree?
Of late, when I read that XYZ psychic failed to predict an accurate outcome for a member, I am inclined to question what change or choice was made by the client that might have affected the outcome as predicted. I know how very difficult it is to "stay the course". I am experiencing it myself. I am determined to be patien, but with every dawning day my feelings fluctuate and that changes my disposition. It's for this very reason that I believe we clients might not be so aware of just how this has an impact on what has been foreseen.
Do you not agree?
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Bark Angel , this makes the best sense of anything I have ever read. I too have been baffled by psychics who can read the past and present with such accuracy and yet completely miss the mark with the future. There have been times I could feel that I was about to "do it wrong" but I did it anyway because I thought fate is fated. I now know, thanks to you Bark Angel, why I have been intuitively drawn to psychics who tell me that there is more than one outcome. Oh and did you hear about the one where God visits Joey at night and grants him 1 wish, and Joey says he wants to win the next lottery. The lottery happens and Joey doesn't win. Joey asks God to explain why not. And God says "Because you didn't buy the ticket"
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Zee:
I have had future predictions transpire exactly as the reader told me and in the said time frame as well. Because they were so spot on, I returned to the same reader, but any other future predictions did not happen at all and I stopped going to them.
My understanding of any prediction or any reading for that matter is all about interpretation. Period.
Here are two examples from two different readers on Bitwine. I don't have my notes with me so this is kind of sketchy:
Reading A: The first reader, (female) told me I will meet a guy in my area, who has been watching me, who will approach me at something that I do frequently and she saw him as a younger guy. I mentioned there is no way in hell anyone in my neighborhood interests me in the slightest, but she was confident it would happen in about two/three weeks of the reading.
Reading B: The second reader, (male) told me that I will approach a guy because I would be so drawn to him and it will be at something I do frequently, from someone who has the same interests that I have. I told the reader, nope that won't ever happen because I don't approach men. He strongly assured me that I would approach him due to some magnetic force field (not his words, my impression). For some reason he made it seem as if I would have to work a lot more than normal to snare the guy, but he too was very confident (a tad overly if you ask me) that it would happen.
Reading A just happened about a month ago. Wwway-ayyy off on timing. A guy two buildings down, on the same side from where I have an apt, spoke to me and we started talking. He gave me a ginormous compliment. It was in the evening, so his features were not that clear. He was sitting on the steps smoking (yuck) where he lives and I was passing him as I was walking my dog, which I do twice a day. So technically he didn't approach me, but did speak first. Secondly, he is younger - MENTALLY. So much so I thought he was a little slow when I saw him a couple of days later. I had not even realized I had talked to him before. I meet him a third time, in the afternoon which was much clearer. He had tattoos all over his arms. So much so, it gave him a new skin color (yikes) and he works at some mom/pop copy center which means he is broke as hell. I already know I'm broke, so two broke ass people together won't make any kind of love story. And if this is what the universe brought me, I want to kick the universe’s butt!!
He talked in a clipped way, very short words like he really had to think how to form sentences and knowing communication is at the top of my list, I was like what the hey? I was making most of the conversation, which I understand women do, but there was nothing there for me. It would have been more exciting talking to a brick wall. He was such a turn OFF as in never on. He asked for my number and I told him I'd think about it and he said okay. Any other smarter guy would know that meant NO. I just could not lie quick enough to make it even sound legit and to get rid of him.
Why didn’t she see he wasn’t right for me or that just because he felt enamored, doesn’t mean I would feel the same way. Actually she never said I would be attracted to him or even interested, but to bring this crap up like I would is so misleading, because in the grand scheme of things this was not beneficial. Later this reader was banned from Bitwine shortly after our read. Why? I can't say although I did email her, but she never responded.
Reading B happened about two/three months ago and was just as way off as the first read, regarding time. It might have happened except I can't honestly see myself going after some guy, especially since I thought I might have been going after him only because of what the reader told me. This guy was so friggin’ smart I didn’t even know what he meant half the time when we interacted. This guy was well off, and we met because we are in the same art class, but he didn't give me any vibes that he was interested (even remotely) and I wasn't sooooo drawn to him as the reader told me I would be, although I would have dated him because he wasn't ugly, but still..... it did not technically happen, as far as I’m concerned. It might not even be the right guy, who knows?
I even mentioned the first Reading, A to this reader (Chris) and he told me the first reader was wrong and that it would happen the way he said it would (like end of story). Weird as it might seem, this reader was banned from Bitwine as well but he responded to me when I contacted him.
I told him he was dead wrong and he was like we could take a look at what happened, but I was like why - the fact the event failed was all I needed to know. He wasn't as good as he thought he was in my opinion. When I emailed him because the time frame was about to expire, I told him I'd come back if he were right, but of course nada. His reason as to why he was banned was extremely vague, but I know he is looking for another platform to read from. I could easily email him again and see why events did not happen as he predicted, but I don't want him to give me the same stupid 'free will' line that most readers do. I seriously stopped believing that failed predictions have anything to do with me.
If the reader can see the future, then they need to be responsible enough to give me an alternative outcome if they can’t see the event clearly. Like I said, as far as I can tell, they are misinterpreting what they see.
bstalling:
--- Quote ---I seriously stopped believing that failed predictions have anything to do with me.
If the reader can see the future, then they need to be responsible enough to give me an alternative outcome if they can’t see the event clearly. Like I said, as far as I can tell, they are misinterpreting what they see.
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This is what I ultimately believe. Although I can see how Bark Angels view can happen, I seriously doubt that it happens the majority of the time. I'm never just going to believe that things just change. I don't think life can be that random all of the time. I'm chalking up predictions that don't happen to psychics that didn't interpret the information that they were seeing good enough. Meaning, they are just not skilled enough to be accurate the majority of the time.
marybell:
Thank you so very much Bark Angel. What you are saying makes a lot of sense and is mind altering to me. Any books you would recommend, or are you self learned?
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