Good evening!
I had noted this elsewhere without quite knowing where to put it, but I think it fits better here, so I’m bringing it back:
In at least two of the “free” consultations I had, I was told that I had clairvoyance gifts I was unaware of, and I was offered, for a fee of course, to be taught how to develop them. But I hardly believe it. I’m willing to accept that I sometimes have intuitions that turn out to be right, but that’s a long way from having gifts. In your opinion, isn’t this just another made-up trick to fleece the clients?
On the other hand, my intuitions, which I will use here as a synonym for clairvoyance, have a way of unsettling my friend. Let me explain: a year ago, I warned him that the money he had lent to a friend of his was not a loan but a gift, and that he would not get his money back. At the time, he called me mean, said it was false, and that she was going to inherit money and pay him back. Since then, he has had a hard time admitting it, but he has acknowledged that I was right.
However, when I tell him that I am almost certain she is aware of our relationship, he still refuses to believe me. He continues to “hide” our relationship from her under the pretext of protecting her.
I admit that she is seriously ill, but I think she doesn't need to be protected; she's just taking advantage of him.
Finally, now whenever I start saying “I have a hunch,” he becomes suspicious.
Finally, to say that in my opinion, this has absolutely nothing to do with clairvoyance. And my “intuitions or clairvoyances” are rather more mathematical than spiritual in connotation.
A “friend” who sometimes had flashes before being too exhausted by a recent bereavement claimed that my intuitions came from the waves she was sending me. I find it hard to believe.
Give me your opinion on the subject, I'm interested.
Thanks, have a good evening