Having a reading ...

[idontalwayslookthistired]

So I had a reading today, and I don't know what to believe. The things she said to me couldn't possibly of been known! But I don't want to take what she says to heart in case it's wrong....
Does anyone else believe or have any experience?

[Finfintytint]

Please don’t waste your time, money and emotions on these charlatans.
Sorry to sound harsh.

[idontalwayslookthistired]

@Finfintytint my (normally) sensible head is telling me this. I'm such a 'fact' person /m- I'm wracking my brain as to how they know such personal detailed things.

[Finfintytint]

They are clever at assessing people and rely on the law of averages and pick up cues from people.
Everyone at some point has experienced bereavement, relationship issues, career dilemmas, family discord etc. You are probably making a tenuous link fit.
Hit and miss sums it up. Hope you are ok.

[skyblu]

I had a tarot card reading approx 20yrs ago. It was by a colleague at works mum. Didn’t have to pay. Just went round to their house and she did it for me. It was amazing. I mean, really amazing! A few things I could take and relate to there and then and lots of stuff for the future, she sort of covered through my whole life - but what she told me was very specific, not your average stuff that happens to everyone.
I didn’t know her at all and only knew the daughter to say Hi to and sometimes chit-chat over coffee in a tea-break.
Everything (bar 1 last thing), she said has happened. And often it’s not been until after an event or occurrence, that the reading has popped back into my head and I’ve thought WOW! (& gone cold and got goosebumps).

I went to another tarot card reader about 2/3yrs ago.......but nothing she said really applied to me. A couple of things I could take I suppose, if I made it fit or that could probably be applied to many...And I paid £20 for that!

BUT the first one still blows my mind. And as I say, there was no money in it so she had nothing to gain in any way.