Fortune Telling

My cousin who lives in England told me about a forture teller she went to see - its been her second time cause the first reading (about 6 months ago) was so good. Unfortunately I dont live in England but Ireland. Does any one know of any good forture tellers in Ireland or even ones across that water that do telephone readings or what ever they do? Would be glad for any info. Thanks.

I can't tell you WHO to go to for some advice but I can tell you this: The over-the-phone psychics and astologers tend to be full of s***. They're overall concern is to make money--it's a huge scandal that has been taking place over the past 5 years--remember Mis Cleo? I think the government here caught her. The website is full of schemers trying to make quick cash so BEWARE. Also, if you're looking for someone to tell you your destiny, they can't--no one can really tell the future-or our own personal future for that matter. But a good, honest astrologer WILL tell you exactly that and they will explain how the planets aligning in the coming weeks will effect your plans allegedly. As for a psychic? I have seen Sylvia Brown on a talk show--she seems to be the real deal--she has her own website but unfortunetly, she is pricey. Good, accurate psychics are hard to find. You will have to do some research to weed out the "fake ones". Hope this helps.

I agree with Sloane on this subject, but I will go even further. I don't believe in them at all! I think there is such thing as 'psychics' because some of them have been helpful in solving crimes. They don't do it for money. This is the difference between the good and the bad. I was always told if you are born with a gift like that and you extort money from people who are looking for help, then you will lose it. A gift is free, and you should never try and sell it, IMO.

As a daily ritual, I highly recommend reading the New York Post daily horoscope which I think is done by Sally Brompton--along with Duncan Expose, I find that her readings are on the nail. Yes I know that the NY Post is one of those sensationalistic tabloid types with fluff, I think it is pretty darn accurate. Try it out.