Clairvoyance by correspondence (the good vein) is making a comeback and does not fail to sow confusion, fear and anxiety in the minds of elderly, fragile and often sick people…
Mrs. J., who lives in the EURE department, writes to us to complain about a certain Mrs. Zarha, a Clairvoyant-Medium who writes to her: [block]This evening, I thought of you, because disturbing images appeared to me… Answer me quickly, I beg you! …I have indeed recorded the fateful date of… I am sure I am not mistaken, serious dangers await you in the coming weeks… I see, to my great pain, your face marked with infinite sadness, all the marks of the deepest despair are painted on your features, your clothes are dark… this is unfortunately confirmed by my calculations![/block]
INAD informs all people who have received or will receive similar or similar letters to disregard them. Better yet: file a complaint against the authors of such mailings!
As we have said and written on numerous occasions, if practitioners of the divinatory arts continue to ignore or tolerate such actions in their activity, tomorrow, the latter will be a disaster profession. Clairvoyance would benefit from keeping away charlatans and scam professionals. Helping is not about instilling fear and anxiety.
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