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Clairvoyance, Charlatanism and Scam

Psychics under the influence A scourge growing every year, more and more people are turning to clairvoyance to find answers, advice or comfort. But this universe is plagued by self-proclaimed practitioners who exploit the vulnerability or good faith of their clients for profit. Scams linked to clairvoyance, particularly by telephone, are increasing, trapping many victims and causing enormous psychological and financial damage. Psychics themselves under influence? A worrying phenomenon has also been reported: some clairvoyants say they are victims of…

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The “Sofia AGHILAS” Scam Unveiled

INAD has warned the public against a new scam operating under the name “Sofia Aghilas”, a pseudo-medium who abuses the credulity of people in distress. This so-called clairvoyant uses fraudulent methods to convince her victims of her so-called exceptional occult power, thus extracting large sums from them. Misleading Advertising and Hidden Identity Contrary to the legal obligations of the Consumer Code, which require advertisers to provide transparent and verifiable information (name, address, telephone number), Sofia AGHILAS does not provide any data…

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Remote tarot reading

It is not uncommon to meet practitioners proclaiming themselves clairvoyants, mediums, experts in tarology, claiming to have mastered the interpretation of the tarot cards. However, it is important to emphasize that this practice requires much more than simple knowledge of the cards to be reliable and meaningful, especially when carried out remotely, via social networks or by telephone. Asking the question of how to predict the future of a third person remotely, without the possibility for the client to come into physical contact with the cards to imbue…

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The macabre predictions of charlatans

A scandalous and immoral manipulation In the world of clairvoyance, there are unfortunately individuals who, under cover of an often usurped supposed power, do not hesitate to announce the death of public figures – artists, political figures or others – to draw attention to themselves. This quest for visibility, often motivated by a desire for buzz and profits, is based on immoral and dangerous practices. These “merchants of misfortune” exploit the morbid curiosity of a certain public and play with the emotions of families and loved ones, already…

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Entertainment

A king, a princess, and the chessboard of destiny

This week, INAD invites you to delve into a tale that is both captivating and intriguing, a work that will not fail to surprise you: Rencontre au Bar de la Régence, first volume of the Dark Chronicles of Komayō by Cyril Veltin. Through a rich and poetic plot, this novel explores the tenuous border between control and passion, reason and abandonment, by depicting the forgotten quest of a man facing his destiny. The character of Yoshirō embodies this fragile balance. Prisoner of a monotonous routine, his world turns upside down when he crosses paths with…

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In-office consultations with telephone anonymity

In recent years, a profound and worrying change has taken place in the practice of clairvoyance. In-office consultations, once a guarantee of seriousness and intimacy, are gradually being abandoned in favor of telephone sessions where the practitioner often remains anonymous, hidden behind a pseudonym. This development raises serious questions about the ethics and credibility of this practice, as well as the safety of consultants. In-office consultation: a guarantee of seriousness and effectiveness An in-office consultation provides a setting conducive…

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Miscellaneous announcements

Consumer friends, professionals and enthusiasts of the divinatory arts

On behalf of the INAD team and on my own behalf, we send you our best wishes for 2025. May this year bring you serenity, success and fulfillment. We are also proud to announce the upcoming launch of the SPPAD (Professional Union of Practitioners of Divinatory Arts), which will represent and support practitioners in an ethical and quality approach. Thank you for your trust. Happy New Year to everyone. Youcef SISSAOUI

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Illusory consultations, the trap of false advertising

In the world of clairvoyance, a statement often comes up: “number 1, number 2” or “best medium in France”. However, behind these flattering titles lies a very different reality. These proclamations, intended to attract customers looking for answers, are in the majority of cases a commercial strategy, or even real false advertising from dubious practitioners in need of customers. Contrary to what certain advertisements or psychic sites suggest, there is no official body responsible for designating “the best psychic” in France. no independent committee…

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AURACLIS :
The online appointment booking platform dedicated to the divinatory arts

Auraclis: The online appointment booking platform dedicated to Divinatory Arts  Auraclis, a new platform launched 2 years ago, has a clear objective: To make it easier to make appointments online, like what a famous platform has done for medicine, but here for the divinatory arts. Its founder, Dominic Bachy, has made a career in the audiovisual field, notably making documentaries around spirituality, divinatory arts, life after death, NDE… He has a perfect knowledge of the sector. And it was during confinement that he explored the question of the lack…

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Spiritism: Beliefs, Practices and Deviations

To those who, in pain and despair, seek a connection with missing loved ones: your suffering deserves respect and dignity. After a loss, it’s natural to want answers or comfort. However, some exploit this vulnerability for profit. Many so-called mediums use manipulative techniques: theatrical settings (dim lighting, candles, etc.), banal and generalized phrases like “He loved you very much but didn’t say it” or “There was a misunderstanding that you regret”. These phrases prompt clients to reveal details which the mediums then rephrase as messages from…

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Miscellaneous announcements

Auralib, An innovative clairvoyance application

Clairvoyance with complete confidence AURALIB, is a quality application for confident clairvoyance, a solution combining transparency, simplicity and efficiency. Auralib stands out as an innovative online appointment booking platform specially designed for the clairvoyance and divinatory arts professions. This secure service only collaborates with practitioners adhering to the INAD Code of Ethics, guaranteeing clients a relationship of trust and practitioners a respectful professional framework. Available on the Apple Store, the Play Store and via the…

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Occultism and the Parapsy in the viewfinder

In recent years, occultism, a field once considered marginal and obscure, has experienced an unprecedented revival. Whether it is consulting psychics, reading tarot cards, participating in mystical meditation circles or even being interested in esoteric practices, occultism seems to respond to a thirst for answers and meaning in an increasingly uncertain world. This phenomenon raises profound questions about the need for spirituality, the search for connection with the unseen world, and the roots of our attraction to the inexplicable. The Parapsy show…

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SPPAD: Professional Union of Practitioners of Divinatory Arts

Birth of the SPPAD Union In a context where the profession of divinatory arts is often misunderstood and tainted by questionable practices, a major initiative has emerged; the creation of a Professional Union of Practitioners of Divinatory Arts. This initiative, supported by the National Institute of Divinatory Arts (INAD), aims to defend and promote an essential profession, while supervising it according to rigorous ethical standards. The SPPAD’s mission is to enable the full recognition of the divinatory arts as a legitimate activity, in the same way…

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Practical advice

Online scams: the traps of charlatans and how to avoid them

Since its creation in 1987, INAD has been actively committed to combating abuses and scams linked to occult and divinatory practices. INAD emphasizes the importance of protecting vulnerable people, often targeted by self-proclaimed clairvoyants, charlatans and individuals with questionable motivations. These merchants of illusion often exploit the psychological distress of more or less vulnerable people, in search of answers, aggravating their worry, their suffering… We remind you that victims of these abuses have several recourses to assert their…

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Testimonials

Clairvoyance and maraboutage, fraudulent firm

Amélie Garcia & Master Delgado Alphonse (name changed), victim of a scam, wishes to warn against fraudulent practices orchestrated by two individuals operating in France and Belgium. These so-called “experts” in maraboutage and return of imaginary affection, known under the names of Amélie Garcia and Maître Delgado, are in reality nothing more than crooks exploiting the distress of vulnerable people to enrich themselves. In a period of great emotional torment, Alphonse sought help from “Master Delgado”, a false marabout like so many others who…

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Guaranteed return of affection: a well-structured scam

Following an emotional problem that haunted me, I found Ms. Guinel Hanane’s website on the internet. I contacted her to find out if there was a possibility of finding my friend’s love again. Immediately, she told me that he was the victim of a spell and that this spell had to be removed. But that wasn’t all, she told me that I too was the victim of bad luck. So it was witchcraft that had to be removed immediately, and she boasted that she could do it thanks to her skills in this area. Of course, this had a cost: between 1000 and 2000 euros, with a…

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SUPERTITION *

A UNIVERSAL HAUNTING Superstition, omnipresent and elusive, is both rejected and embraced by different individuals. It aims to alleviate anxiety in the face of uncertainty by attempting to control events beyond rational understanding. Throughout the ages, humanity has assigned varying meanings to chance events, creating a complex web of beliefs and practices. Whether it’s breaking a mirror, spreading salt, or avoiding the number 13, superstitions permeate all levels of society, transcending cultural and religious boundaries. Superstition, an integral…

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DAVID Alias ​​Nuit Sauvage: A Charlatan Revealed

An individual known as David, aka “Nuit Sauvage…”, exploits the fragility and gullibility of certain Internet users on TikTok to extract money from them, claiming to possess miraculous powers. This man claims to have the ability to perform miracles, such as healing through simple contact and premonitory dreams. David claims to live in the forest and communicate with the spirits of the deceased, reinforcing his mystical image to better manipulate his audience. During his live broadcasts, he persuades his Internet users to make donations in exchange for…

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Reflection on clairvoyance in the office and by telephone

Since the repeal of article R 34.7 on March 1, 1994, clairvoyance and the divinatory arts have been officially recognized as a profession in its own right in France. This recognition should have provided a regulatory framework and some oversight, but unfortunately, this sector remains largely uncontrolled, leaving the door open to anyone wishing to proclaim themselves a medium, clairvoyant, mage or sorcerer. This lack of regulation has led to considerable price diversity from one platform to another and from one practitioner to another during telephone…

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False advertising and attempted fraud

WARNING Consumer customers, we would like to send you an important warning concerning certain dishonest practices which may be encountered in the field of clairvoyance and divinatory arts. Unfortunately, some practitioners, despite their initial commitment to the Charter of the profession initiated by the INAD (National Institute of Divinatory Arts), do not respect the elementary rules of honest practice and loyalty towards consumers. We deplore these behaviors which tarnish the image of clairvoyance and clairvoyants. A blatant example is that of…

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The regulation of the divinatory arts: an imperative necessity

In the current context where the question of regulating sectarian excesses is being discussed or will be discussed in the Senate, it would be essential to broaden our thinking to include the practices of the divinatory arts. Although article 4 of the bill examined on February 13 and 14 does not directly address this issue, it is essential to recognize the urgency of its treatment. The debates around article 4 highlighted the need to protect individuals from harmful influences, particularly in matters of health. However, it should be noted that the…

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Legal

Maître Stanislas PANON, lawyer at the Paris Bar

The world of divinatory arts faces its legal challenges The landscape of the divinatory arts is changing, but this rapid evolution is accompanied by unexpected legal challenges. As more people turn to these practices for help and comfort, a persistent legal vacuum threatens the legitimacy and safety of consultants. The proliferation of charlatans and unscrupulous dealers exploits the credulity of vulnerable people, giving rise to growing concerns within the profession itself. In this article, Me Stanislas PANON delves into current gaps in the regulation…

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Clairvoyance consultations: Pitfalls and realities

The emergence and trivialization of the use of the Internet and social networks has led to the propagation of information via these media, which are both omnipresent and often devoid of any control. It is undeniable that the practice of clairvoyance on social networks and on certain platforms represents a real risk. Not to mention that the damage and effects on the abused consultant can lead to the irreparable. You just need to survey your close circle to discover how many people have been confronted with clairvoyants, marabouts, self-proclaimed mediums…

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Clairvoyance and prohibitive fees

Since the repeal of article R 34.7 in March 1994, which punished with the fine provided for 3rd class infractions those who make a profession of divining and prognosticating, or of explaining dreams, clairvoyance and the divinatory arts have been recognized as a profession in their own right. However, this recognition has not been accompanied by an adequate regulatory framework, thus leaving the profession largely devoid of control and supervision, which opens the way to abuse and scams, as well as the self-proclamation of titles such as medium,…

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The Growing Scams of Psychics and Marabouts

Fraud is taking an alarming new turn with the increasing use of PCS coupons, easily accessible from tobacconists. These tickets, which have become commonplace for honest transactions, are unfortunately misused by a fringe of pseudo-clairvoyants and usurping marabouts. Their preferred target? Vulnerable people, looking for quick solutions to their torments. These individuals, wrapping themselves in a cloak of false miracles, exploit credulity and distress by asking for sensitive information such as names, first names, dates of birth, address, telephone…

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NADYAJ, divinatory deception

A pseudo clairvoyant named Nadyaj (Nadyajtarotmedium) is rampant on social networks with impunity. She appears decked out, most of the time, with unfailing confidence, as if despite all her stammering and hesitations, she was the holder of an unshakeable truth. Everything she says is divinatory deception and likely to disturb fragile minds. We understand that she seeks to distinguish herself from others. Like a modern-day witch, she proclaims herself, at the same time, medium, healer, spiritualist… She announces the future, speaks to the deceased but if…

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A clairvoyant that can be avoided

If you too are attracted by the illusion of competence and supposed professionalism of Sandra Sarah, think twice before using her services. This ‘‘psychic’’ has developed this annoying habit of demanding payment for her services in advance whenever she makes an appointment. and does not honor its commitments and/or imposes other appointments at its convenience, without taking into account the availability of its customers. In addition, it turns a deaf ear to reimbursing dissatisfied customers, which gives a detestable image of the profession. Marie, a…

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Clairvoyance, an Anarchic and Dangerous World

Warning: The world of clairvoyance and divinatory arts continues to sink inexorably into an abyss of anarchy and mediocrity, fueled by notorious charlatans with dishonest and multi-faceted practices who hide behind supposed non-existent or usurped power and knowledge. Many notorious “pseudo-clairvoyants” charlatans do not hesitate to adorn themselves with the title of “expert” in a fraudulent manner. In reality, most of them are nothing other than poor clairvoyants, incapable of seeing, predicting or feeling anything. These usurpers are content to…

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PADRE, the man who speaks to angels

100% SCAM After the man who whispered in the ears of the horses, here is the one who speaks to the angels. What an insolent joke worthy of a fantasy series on Netflix. Apparently, it was not possible to make people believe in the resurrection of Padre Pio, so children from the ball of the world of paranormal scams have just created a character who looks like him under the same first name, a virtual creation which is eye-popping with an absurdly faked portrait which does not correspond to anyone in the real world. Bank card hunters go to great lengths to…

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