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 the deceased.
These impostors carefully observe clothing, gestures and reactions to adapt their words. Worse still, some arouse fear by evoking “negative energies”, requiring costly rituals. These practices constitute fraud and racketeering.
The dangers of emergency consultations
A common scam is the “emergency consultation”, where a supposed spiritualist claims to be overbooked but offers an immediate slot, at an exorbitant price. This process, based on a false urgency, has no spiritual basis and aims only to exploit the vulnerability of the suffering person.
A true psychic does not need personal details to convey a message. Avoid sharing your story or information about your loved ones. In addition, a serious professional does not charge excessive prices or offer 24-hour availability.
Your pain should never become a commodity. Beware of abusive practices and false spiritualists who exploit your quest for comfort.
Authentic spiritualists, discreet and sincere, do not display their gifts to impress or enrich themselves. Unlike dealers, true merchants of human distress, some even use data found online, such as obituaries, to manipulate their customers.
We remember that any exploitation of suffering has a price, even for those who indulge in it.
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