VisionFromFeeling
10th December 2008, 01:20 PM
I would greatly value your opinions on this:
I am a paranormal claimant since I perceive images from the inside of human bodies and can describe health problems in great detail. The information is specific and not vague. So far when checked for accuracy I have never been incorrect. The information often contradicts with what my assumptions based on prior knowledge or from looking at the person with eyesight would have been, yet I am always confident in the information.
I welcome each opportunity to meet with a new person to test the ability, and am actively working on arranging tests of scientific standard. My mind-set is that I am not opposed to finding out that there is a normal, as opposed to paranormal, explanation, and to encounter giving incorrect readings to an extent that indicates no ability at all. I do not make the claim of having extrasensory perception, what I say is that I have so far failed to dismiss the possibility of having it.
I do not openly offer my services to people and so far only do this with family and friends. Only twice have I come across information that is a serious health risk. In the first case I did not tell the person (coworker) but months later she had been diagnosed with it and told us. In the second case I did tell the person that I saw an enlarged heart wall and recommended that he switch to healthy oils in food and when possible see a heart specialist, all of which I determined should not be damaging to him in the case that I'd be incorrect.
Typically the information deals with pain, discomfort, dysfunction, ailments of the skeleton or muscle, since those are what I perceive to be the most common ailments in average healthy people that I meet.
I never charge people money for sharing the information with them nor do I expect that I ever will. The reason being that I am not a greedy person and look forward to a prosperous career, so I am comfortable with making that responsible choice.
I love the disclaimer "for entertainment purposes only" and explain this to the persons I meet with. I always give a lengthy disclaimer to persons before I give them the information I sense. I say "Although I have never been confirmed incorrect yet, this time might be it. I can not guarantee that what I see is correct unless you are able to confirm with me based on your knowledge of your health, and some of the things I detect are ones that would need to be checked by a physician or with medical imaging for us to find out whether they are true. None of what I say may lead you to not seeing a physician or not taking prescription medicines, although I might see something that gives me reason to recommend that you do see a physician which will then be your own choice to make. I may also suggest some lifestyle changes that are benefitial to health if I see that they are necessary, such as increased fiber, fruit or berries, reduced sodium or to stop eating ham and prepared meats, or to exercise, all of which you must decide on, on your own. I often detect discomforts and misalignment of the bones and muscles and, if you confirm that you do have these discomforts I see how to massage the bones or muscle that are involved to alleviate the problem. Do not take any of what I say seriously unless you feel that it confirms with what you already know, and do remember that I might be wrong this time."
After I have given the information, entirely without communication or interaction with the person and without asking questions, I ask the person to "Think about all of what I said and let me know how accurate I was. Take into account both the accuracy of what was said, as well as whether I failed to describe any significant ailments that you do have. Be honest, I am more happy to find the truth than to be proven correct."
My question is, I am very interested in meeting with persons to give them readings, mainly to continue to determine the accuracy of the information, and I am sure that there are many who would be interested in volunteering for this. More for entertainment purposes on my behalf and theirs, but also when I describe ailments in the way that a person perceives them it does them good to receive confirmation, and perhaps my information could be of some benefit to their health.
I am concerned with the possible risks involved and although I take all measures I can think of (except that of completely abstaining from giving out the information) I worry that I might cause some harm without intending or expecting it.
Even though I intend to use this ability responsibly: Should I have the right to practice this ability or should I never?
Split from here http://forums.randi.org/showthread.php?t=130509
I am a paranormal claimant since I perceive images from the inside of human bodies and can describe health problems in great detail. The information is specific and not vague. So far when checked for accuracy I have never been incorrect. The information often contradicts with what my assumptions based on prior knowledge or from looking at the person with eyesight would have been, yet I am always confident in the information.
I welcome each opportunity to meet with a new person to test the ability, and am actively working on arranging tests of scientific standard. My mind-set is that I am not opposed to finding out that there is a normal, as opposed to paranormal, explanation, and to encounter giving incorrect readings to an extent that indicates no ability at all. I do not make the claim of having extrasensory perception, what I say is that I have so far failed to dismiss the possibility of having it.
I do not openly offer my services to people and so far only do this with family and friends. Only twice have I come across information that is a serious health risk. In the first case I did not tell the person (coworker) but months later she had been diagnosed with it and told us. In the second case I did tell the person that I saw an enlarged heart wall and recommended that he switch to healthy oils in food and when possible see a heart specialist, all of which I determined should not be damaging to him in the case that I'd be incorrect.
Typically the information deals with pain, discomfort, dysfunction, ailments of the skeleton or muscle, since those are what I perceive to be the most common ailments in average healthy people that I meet.
I never charge people money for sharing the information with them nor do I expect that I ever will. The reason being that I am not a greedy person and look forward to a prosperous career, so I am comfortable with making that responsible choice.
I love the disclaimer "for entertainment purposes only" and explain this to the persons I meet with. I always give a lengthy disclaimer to persons before I give them the information I sense. I say "Although I have never been confirmed incorrect yet, this time might be it. I can not guarantee that what I see is correct unless you are able to confirm with me based on your knowledge of your health, and some of the things I detect are ones that would need to be checked by a physician or with medical imaging for us to find out whether they are true. None of what I say may lead you to not seeing a physician or not taking prescription medicines, although I might see something that gives me reason to recommend that you do see a physician which will then be your own choice to make. I may also suggest some lifestyle changes that are benefitial to health if I see that they are necessary, such as increased fiber, fruit or berries, reduced sodium or to stop eating ham and prepared meats, or to exercise, all of which you must decide on, on your own. I often detect discomforts and misalignment of the bones and muscles and, if you confirm that you do have these discomforts I see how to massage the bones or muscle that are involved to alleviate the problem. Do not take any of what I say seriously unless you feel that it confirms with what you already know, and do remember that I might be wrong this time."
After I have given the information, entirely without communication or interaction with the person and without asking questions, I ask the person to "Think about all of what I said and let me know how accurate I was. Take into account both the accuracy of what was said, as well as whether I failed to describe any significant ailments that you do have. Be honest, I am more happy to find the truth than to be proven correct."
My question is, I am very interested in meeting with persons to give them readings, mainly to continue to determine the accuracy of the information, and I am sure that there are many who would be interested in volunteering for this. More for entertainment purposes on my behalf and theirs, but also when I describe ailments in the way that a person perceives them it does them good to receive confirmation, and perhaps my information could be of some benefit to their health.
I am concerned with the possible risks involved and although I take all measures I can think of (except that of completely abstaining from giving out the information) I worry that I might cause some harm without intending or expecting it.
Even though I intend to use this ability responsibly: Should I have the right to practice this ability or should I never?
Split from here http://forums.randi.org/showthread.php?t=130509