My girlfriend saw one during our last trip. She told me the lady was accurate more often than not but then the psychic said she sensed trouble and wanted thousands of dollars for future meetings. From what I've heard, that is pretty typical. The more experienced ones are good at getting information out of you and making you believe they have powers.
One of New York's Top 12 Psychics, Fahrusha Accurately Predicts 2005 Daytime Emmy Winners Live on "The View" Two years ago, a New York magazine cover story named the psychic Fahrusha one of New York City's top dozen "supernatural superstars." On Friday, May 20th, Fahrusha proved her talents in the most public of settings: on national television, sharing her predictions for the winners of the 2005 Daytime Emmy Awards with the hosts of "The View" -- with a 75 percent accuracy rate.
New York, NY (PRWEB) May 24, 2005 -- Two years ago, a New York magazine cover story named the psychic Fahrusha one of New York City's top dozen "supernatural superstars." On Friday, May 20th, Fahrusha proved her talents in the most public of settings: on national television, sharing her predictions for the winners of the 2005 Daytime Emmy Awards with the hosts of "The View" -- with a 75 percent accuracy rate.
Fahrusha has been invited back to appear live on "The View" on Monday, May 23rd, to discuss her uncannily accurate predictions, which included the victories of Ellen DeGeneres as best talk show host, "Jeopardy" as outstanding game show, and Meredith Vieira as best game show host. The odds of her randomly guessing the winners in these categories are only one in 100.
Her one miss might have been due to wishful thinking: Despite admitting to the hosts of "The View" on Friday morning that "I'm getting some really strong vibes here about Ellen DeGeneres," Fahrusha predicted that "The View" would win best talk show. At Friday night's awards ceremony, "Ellen" won that category as well.
"I'd mentioned on 'The View' that Ellen DeGeneres was strongly influenced by Jackie Gleason's spirit, whether she realizes that or not," says Fahrusha. "I'd like to speak to Ellen about that some time."
After Fahrusha's segment, the hosts of "The View" interviewed Patricia Arquette, who plays Alison DuBois on the hit series "Medium" with Joy Behar asking Arquette, "What did you think of Fahrusha?" Arquette smiled and replied, "She seemed very cool...A sweet lady." "Yes, very sweet," agreed Behar.
In addition to making predictions, Fahrusha -- whose father was psychic, too -- also locates lost objects (e.g. she helped an award-winning author locate the diamond that had fallen out of her engagement ring). She also analyzes handwriting, and writes a monthly column for Tiger Beat magazine commenting on teen stars' signatures.
New York, NY (PRWEB) May 24, 2005 -- Two years ago, a New York magazine cover story named the psychic Fahrusha one of New York City's top dozen "supernatural superstars." On Friday, May 20th, Fahrusha proved her talents in the most public of settings: on national television, sharing her predictions for the winners of the 2005 Daytime Emmy Awards with the hosts of "The View" -- with a 75 percent accuracy rate.
Fahrusha has been invited back to appear live on "The View" on Monday, May 23rd, to discuss her uncannily accurate predictions, which included the victories of Ellen DeGeneres as best talk show host, "Jeopardy" as outstanding game show, and Meredith Vieira as best game show host. The odds of her randomly guessing the winners in these categories are only one in 100.
Her one miss might have been due to wishful thinking: Despite admitting to the hosts of "The View" on Friday morning that "I'm getting some really strong vibes here about Ellen DeGeneres," Fahrusha predicted that "The View" would win best talk show. At Friday night's awards ceremony, "Ellen" won that category as well.
"I'd mentioned on 'The View' that Ellen DeGeneres was strongly influenced by Jackie Gleason's spirit, whether she realizes that or not," says Fahrusha. "I'd like to speak to Ellen about that some time."
After Fahrusha's segment, the hosts of "The View" interviewed Patricia Arquette, who plays Alison DuBois on the hit series "Medium" with Joy Behar asking Arquette, "What did you think of Fahrusha?" Arquette smiled and replied, "She seemed very cool...A sweet lady." "Yes, very sweet," agreed Behar.
In addition to making predictions, Fahrusha -- whose father was psychic, too -- also locates lost objects (e.g. she helped an award-winning author locate the diamond that had fallen out of her engagement ring). She also analyzes handwriting, and writes a monthly column for Tiger Beat magazine commenting on teen stars' signatures.
My father went to a psychic one time. It was some well known guy in New Mexico.
He did predict something he could not have possibly have known. The psychic gave him a name that he didn't know anything about at the time.
A year later, he moved o North Carolina into an apartment complex. The name of the apartment complex was the name the psychic gave him.
He did predict something he could not have possibly have known. The psychic gave him a name that he didn't know anything about at the time.
A year later, he moved o North Carolina into an apartment complex. The name of the apartment complex was the name the psychic gave him.
That John Edwards, guy is going to be at the Peppermill this month. Supposedly he can see dead people, but I think he's full of shit. If you ask me all psychics, are just really good profilers. Accept profilers admit that the guessing is a science, while psychics try to bullshit you that its some kind of divine vision.
James Randi is a well known magician and skeptic. James has spent years debunking and exposing all kinds of frauds, psychics and mediums. Randi's most famous for his challenge. He is offering $1,000,000 to any person who could prove they had paranormal powers under scientific testing conditions.
So far, nobody has won the challenge.
Randi says John Edward is just using standard techniques that can be reproduced by individuals with no psychic powers. Edward denies these allegations and surprisingly, has refused to accept the challenge.
James Randi's 1 million dollar challenge is known to be a joke. He has refused to accept certain applications (on the basis they are to ridiculous. lol), the million dollar prize is in some sort of useless bonds, and because he is the judge and jury he often has changed the requirements and simply abandoned some experiments.
Simply put its a challenge no challenger can win.
Simply put its a challenge no challenger can win.
lol
