Open letter from François Lambert
Having been consulted by Anne Placier as part of the writing of her book “guide to clairvoyance” I bought it on May 19. I read it and I am surprised to read the comments concerning me to the extent that it is not at all the transcription of his feelings at the end of the consultation. She told me that my words were relevant… As the saying goes, “you can’t please everyone” and I don’t pretend to say that I’m never wrong. I am above all a man and sometimes I am tired or the symbiosis does not take place with the consultant. I accept criticism when it is based on facts and not feelings… Thus, I would like, through this letter, to reestablish the truth of the moment spent with Anne placier and to express my dissatisfaction to you. As a preamble, this guide gives indications for choosing the right LED according to objective elements. However, his analyzes in the rest of the book appear to me to be totally subjective. Consequently, I do not understand the criteria allowing the development of the judgment grid with the 6 signs. It is very well described for certain professionals that the consultation was interesting for her but not for certain readers (CF. Antoine de cassandre – 2 stars). Why then be so categorical about my consultation based on his feedback and that of just one other person? I have been practicing my profession with seriousness and conviction for 15 years now. Generally speaking, I have always had good feedback from my consultants, who are also on my site: you can read unarranged customer comments. In addition, I am the only one in the guide, according to the summary descriptions, to provide free follow-up with my consultants over a period of 3 to 4 months. In principle, I am not there just for 1 hour, to take the money and leave… I have to support my consultants as best as possible. In addition, I am very surprised by a remark from a reader in my comment even though I did not appear in the previous edition of the guide… So, allow me to wonder about the provenance and validity of this source.
I was asked for this consultation by Anne Placier through a colleague. The latter suggested that I meet this journalist, who is an acquaintance, to offer her this consultation in order to appear in his guide.
Madame Placier mentions, in the passage concerning me, that I offer coffee or tea to my consultants. I did this without any ulterior motive. I do it regularly. Madame Placier neglected to say that she had an appointment at 1:00 p.m. and she arrived 30 to 40 minutes later. I took the liberty of contacting her on her mobile to find out where she was in order to guide her if necessary. Once she arrived, she apologized for her delay, specifying that she had not had time to prepare for her arrival… which she normally does and according to the advice she gives in the preamble. That’s why I offered him a snack. But, I have already done it to other people who were unwell or just like that… Sorry for being too human!
Madame Placier told me, during the consultation, that she was having a good time, that what I was telling her was very interesting. Despite the stress I might have had due to both the delay which destabilized me in the first place and, moreover, knowing that I was being tested… You can imagine the conditions of thebenefit. I knew very well that I had no room for error.
Madame usher forgot to write that at the end of the consultation, I asked her the question: “do you have any other questions?” » and she replied “No, you said everything! And like many of your colleagues, you told me the same things…” When she talks about the emotional transition on the day of the consultation, I can still hear Madame Placier say to me: “You describe it well! “. In addition, I talked to him about upcoming books and real estate… which is described by other psychics and which is accurate, according to him. It is only limited to a few lines as if I had botched the consultation; which is not the case. Moreover, it was she herself who cut it short because she had to finish writing an article.
I would also add that Madame Placier asked me if I knew any other colleagues she could go see. I asked her if she had been to see Claude Alexis and she replied: “Oh especially not him! He said too many mean things about me…”. While preparing this open letter, I contacted Claude Alexis himself and reported Madame Placier’s information to him. He agreed that I quote this passage in this letter, specifying that Madame Placier did not hold an important place in his life to respond to such criticism.
Fortunately, I did not give the contact details of a colleague. I would have hated it if he was criticized in this way like I am. To finish the consultation I told her that if she had any other questions, she could contact me as I do for all my consultants: This is where good faith leads!
Finally, Madame Placier never told me that she would offer readers a reduction of €19, as can be seen for 55 professionals, including 39 who have 3 or 4 stars. Again, strange not to put everyone on an equal footing.
This guide could have been interesting and useful to everyone if it had been written with more objectivity by someone who had not been used to consulting for several years. Indeed, Ms. Placier indicates, on several occasions for professionals rated at the highest, that she has been consulting them for a long time.
This kind of guide, just like guides on gastronomy and the like, for everyone in their respective field, is destabilizing for people, like me, who practice their profession with passion and ethics. Why not instead attack gurus and other charlatans (even highly rated in this guide) who, in exchange for colossal sums, themselves carry out occult work or cleansing souls or homes…
François Lambert
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