Clairvoyance is an unregulated consulting practice which is often carried out with people in questioning or fragile situations. As such, it implies reinforced ethical responsibility.
A responsible clairvoyant/medium limits himself to announcing what he perceives, what he feels or what he “sees”, without ever directing, influencing or conditioning the person who consults him. He may, where applicable, be able to reveal the subject of the solicitation without asking prior questions. In all circumstances, he strictly respects the free will of the consultant.
A responsible practitioner evokes trends and possibilities, never certainties or guaranteed results. He acts with transparency, particularly on his prices, knows the limits of his practice and does not encourage any form of psychological or financial dependence.
Conversely, the charlatan is characterized by promises of results, alarmist speeches, the evocation of dangers, blockages or rituals presented as essential, as well as by the creation of a relationship of dependence.
- A good clairvoyant/medium makes the consultant more independent.
- A charlatan makes him dependent.
INAD recalls that any consulting practice must fall within a strict framework of good conduct, transparency and respect for the Client.
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