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  • 28-05-2009 11:44am
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    cichlid child
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    Just wondering as anyone read the book
    "The man who see's Dead people"
    I think it's from Joseph Power.
    What did you think of it/him


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    Oryx
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    Is this it?


    Havent read it, but might, now. :)


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    cichlid child
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    yes that's it.I have read it.It is the only book I have read on this subject and was interested how it works.I thought he said alot about the Madeleine macann (sp) case and kind of stuck his neck out.But don't rush out and buy it on my judgement as I said it was my first book on the subject


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    Oryx
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    If you like that kind of book and subject matter, Gordon Smith, Tony Stockwell, Paul Jacobs and Lorna Byrne have all written books in a similar vein.


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    tryu
    Registered Users Posts: 230 ✭✭tryu


    Hi Oryx

    Have they written anything about Madeleine McCann? It's just with all the media coverage I never heard anything about their asking psychics or mediums for help and wondered?


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    Oryx
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    tryu wrote: »
    Hi Oryx

    Have they written anything about Madeleine McCann? It's just with all the media coverage I never heard anything about their asking psychics or mediums for help and wondered?
    No, I meant that the people above write about talking to dead people. :)

    Afaik the McCanns have specifically not sought the help of psychics etc. Help has been very publicly offered by some mediums and psychics, personally I find that distasteful, its like using the story for your own promotion. If you do offer, you ought to do it quietly, but its a very dubious type of thing for a medium to volunteer for anyway. You are playing with peoples hopes and emotions.


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    cichlid child
    Registered Users Posts: 644 ✭✭✭cichlid child


    Oryx wrote: »
    If you like that kind of book and subject matter, Gordon Smith, Tony Stockwell, Paul Jacobs and Lorna Byrne have all written books in a similar vein.
    Thanks Oryx I will check them out as I found the book a good read.


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    magenta73
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    tryu wrote: »
    Hi Oryx

    Have they written anything about Madeleine McCann? It's just with all the media coverage I never heard anything about their asking psychics or mediums for help and wondered?


    maybe their afraid to think that she's dead:(


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    tryu
    Registered Users Posts: 230 ✭✭tryu


    I am now feeling uncomfortable that I brought this up and wish I hadn't. Therefore, I would prefer if there were no more posts involving the parties mentioned.:o


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    babyfacedbeauty
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    hi guys, :P
    just joined!!

    anyone interested in Psychic Mediums like Tony Stockwell and James Van Praagh, i would recommend Lisa Williams you will find a good few of her readings on youtube if your unfamiliar with her she was born in Britain and now works in LA after being discovered by a celebrity . Her work is amazing and her book is Life Among the Dead :rolleyes:

    And James Van Praaghs "Ghosts among us" is really interesting :D

    Anyone been to see a really amazing Psychic lately ?
    Where was it and what was it like ?


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