I have just read your press release entitled “Clairvoyance or the crystal ball scandal” via your website. I myself have been defrauded by this type of clairvoyance “firm” that you mention. Very weakened by a romantic breakup which took me twice to the emergency room and 3 times to a psychiatric hospital, followed for 3 years medically and psychologically, I appealed to these clairvoyance offices through local classified ads. Each time, they promised me, in return for tidy sums of money, the “return of my loved one” who never came back, of course! I filed a complaint against three of these “clairvoyants” (mediums, spiritualists, etc.). I believe that it would be dishonest on my part to act in this way when I go to see a clairvoyant for a normal consultation. The price fixed in advance is freely agreed and nothing and no one forces me to consult. Many people do it, notably heads of state.
But in the case I am talking about today, things did not happen like that at all. These psychics, who work only by telephone, often on a cell phone, who charge for the consultation by credit card only, manage to make you talk and prove to you that they can be the solution to your problems: they are capable of bringing back your loved one, as you say in “48 hours flat”. Of course, this return costs money. It is then possible to pay by check, in several installments and the result is guaranteed: “100% success, all my work has always worked, I assure you that I can make it come back, you have to believe it, none of my work has ever failed” etc… When we call them, it is because we find ourselves in such moral distress that consulting becomes therapy. When neither medicine nor therapist helps you, you inevitably turn to these people who promise you an end to your suffering. At that point, the asking price is irrelevant. I would even say that the more expensive it is, the more serious and efficient we believe the work is. These clairvoyance offices made me do magic (knots on pieces of string, candle and honey to burn, pins to stick on photos, to put in the freezer, black doll to pierce etc….)
Even the most rational person, the most “normal” in ordinary times, can submit to such practices because they are in terrible moral distress and these telephone clairvoyance sessions become a therapy, a weekly appointment not to be missed under any circumstances and which makes you “hold on” for a few more days. …
Today, I got out of this infernal circle. I think I have found, if not my desire to live, at least a certain reason, a certain detachment from these practices, a return of my free will… But I strongly desire that these people be convicted of breach of trust, fraud and mental manipulation. I want to denounce these practices used by scammers who claim to be “professionals” in clairvoyance. In fact, they wreak terrible psychological and financial havoc…
Certainly, we live in a country of freedom, but these people work with complete impunity, publicly, and their malevolence knows no limits. People’s distress is their livelihood! Of course, it is only when a tragedy is played out that the judicial authorities get involved, otherwise, in the name of this sacrosanct freedom, nothing is done. How many others besides me have been and will continue to be duped, stolen, manipulated?
I think that after a little training of a few days, I too could establish myself as a “clairvoyant, palme d’or of clairvoyance”. It’s finally easy: a little spiel, audacity and above all a total lack of humanity, generosity, honesty!
Martine
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