Good Cork Psychic/Fortune Teller

Hi guys, Can someone please PM me a number for Veronica in Blackpool or anyone else you find good in Cork City?would really appreciate it!!Thanks

also who is this peter matthews fella, does he live in cork ??

I went to Veronica about 4 or 5 years ago, she was very good.

Tom Flynn is very good too, went to him last year.

Veronica is due her first baby in August , so maybe shes out of bounds just for now, but she is very good.

dineel wrote: »

Going to see Peter Matthews next week..Any advice/feedback?Thanks

Well how did u find him

So sorry for the very late reply..Went to see Peter and thought he was OK..Certainly wouldn't be raving about him anyways..he named a few people that had passed on but that was about as good as it got..Gave the usual story of "will live happily ever after"..But so far none of the stuff has happened and would be sceptical as to whether it would or not..beginning to think these so called "psychic's" may not be all that you want them to be..

dineel wrote: »

So sorry for the very late reply..Went to see Peter and thought he was OK..Certainly wouldn't be raving about him anyways..he named a few people that had passed on but that was about as good as it got..Gave the usual story of "will live happily ever after"..But so far none of the stuff has happened and would be sceptical as to whether it would or not..beginning to think these so called "psychic's" may not be all that you want them to be..

Did you tell him that a lot of the stuff he said was inaccurate? When I was with him before, he mentioned a few things that meant nothing to me or didn't apply to me, so I just told him there and then. Like, he'd say, "I'm getting a Joseph here who looks to have worked in a factory with machinery connected to vehicles. Do you know who this is?" Me: "No, don't have a clue who that is." And then Peter would stop and try again.

It wasn't like he was trying to fish for 'clues' to thread together info to 'fit' me though. He couldn't have done that with me anyway because all I said was "No, means nothing," or whatever. Like, I didn't 'help' him and he was insistent from the start that I simply deny or confirm things he said (yes or no) anyway. I listened to the recording I made of it a few times afterwards as well and I didn't 'leak' any info - verbally at least.

I know people think the following is a convenient 'cop-out' now, but sometimes mediums can't make a strong connection with 'the other side'. Another thing is that they aren't any good at interpreting visual and/or auditory symbolism and references to things made by the deceased. In that case, I think it's the medium's responsibility to improve their discernment and understanding of subtle cues like the above. Peter might not be too good at comprehending visual references and the like because I noticed he'd have to try that bit harder to clarify what he was 'seeing'. So maybe brush up on that side of things.

I still think the man is genuine anyway. I'm not personally affiliated with him in any way but I've been quick to sort of 'champion' him based on my own experience. As I was walking out the door after the reading with him before, there was no doubt in my mind that he was the real mccoy. I was so stunned by the stuff he came out with, I didn't even go straight home and felt like I should go for a drink first instead and mull over it all.

But if you feel/felt like he was making a balls of the reading up until 10 minutes into it, you're entitled to stop the thing and walk away without paying a cent. Carol Byrne did that with me before after I kept telling her "No" and that I didn't know who blahblahblah was. No hassle.

This is sort of OT now, but I tried out a telephone reading from Sharon Neill (the blind psychic in Belfast, or wherever in N.I. she's from again) last year. She seemed like a nice woman - if an eency weency bit defensive, like she feels she has to prove herself more because of her disability, or something - but the reading was a non-runner. I paid her through PayPal beforehand and then she gave me a ring to arrange an appointment for the phone reading.

Anyway, on the day, she came out with one name after another that was inapplicable to me and even thought my parents were dead. No, very much alive actually. She was saying, "I have an older lady here but it's as if she didn't pass at an old age either. She has a maternal feel to her. This wouldn't be your mother, would it?" :rolleyes: Sharon thought I worked in an area that had something to do with animals (one of the 'deceased loved ones' had told her apparently). No. Well, there are a few apes in this building alright, lol.

Eventually, Sharon suggested that she put the reading to bed altogether and offer me a refund because none of what she was saying was resonating with me. That was grand with me. So, whatever about her reading skills, as it were, kudos to her for having the decency to stop flogging a dead horse and offering a refund.

i went to see peter matthews last week,i found him good i wish i had recorded it. he told me stuff about myself, he got in contact with loved ones who have passed. overall i was very happy and came away reflecting and content with my experience with him.

Gingermagic wrote: »

Firstly there are as many charlatans doing this for a living as their are cowboy builders etc.... Secondly it can be difficult seperating the two on visual appearances or lifestyle alone. When going to a person for a reading people have expectations, either because of word of mouth, or from stereotypes of the types of people who do this. Having a title "white witch" give the impression of a person who knows about otherworldly type stuff. That is not a slight on the actual person who has this title its just a statement of my opinion. What I mean that people are to a certain degree pre-conditioned as to what to expect from a reading both positive and negative.

That's true - if someone is calling herself a witch, people contemplating seeing her are preconditioned to expecting mighty supernatural feats. Then again, from what I know, practicing witches can't levitate, turn toads into butterflies, or whatever (obviously). I don't think it's as fantastical and 'out there' as that.

So maybe people should inform themselves on what it is certain 'practitioners' really do (as a general guide)? There should be responsibility taken by both parties really for both sides' benefit.

Even with your average card reader or psychic, some people, from what I've gathered, don't seem to understand what they do or how they do it (and no, smart arses, I'm not inviting the explanation, 'they Google/cold read people.' ).

Granted, there's a real shoal of chancers out there (I've met a few myself) but, for those who are reading with the best of intentions, there's obviously a technique or some level of 'skill' involved. I think many people disregard this side of it and, occasionally, when they don't get the 100% amazing, mind-blowing results they want in readings, they just say succinctly that so-and-so was "crap."

Again, some of them are crap, to be fair; probably because they're blatantly reading body language and what have you, and never bothered their arse actually learning to master their cards, which are essentially a prop. So it's true in some cases and justifiable.

Gingermagic wrote: »

People who do readings do more than just read the card/palm or whatever. They know as soon as you walk in the door how your mood is, experience over the years hones these instincts. We also know straight away if a person comes with iron barriers up, generally because they are afraid of what you might find out, these people can be the easiest to read for. And then it is what messages are given psychically and the information on the cards/palm or what have you.

Interesting that the people with their barriers up are easiest to read. I would have thought it was the opposite. Interesting.

Gingermagic wrote: »

I had read an earlier post which stated; "that they heard of some people look at a persons palm and then telling them they can't read for them". I have known this to happen, I will say here; every time I have heard of that happening it is because the reader could not pick anything up for the person. I will also add I have never met a person who I have seen do it I have only heard, so it could still be a myth.

My cousin was telling me recently that two friends of hers went to see the White Witch in Cobh around summertime in 2010 and, when she brought them inside to sit down for the readings, she took one look at the palm of one of them and announced she "couldn't read her." Now, she had read for that particular girl before on a couple of occasions. My cousin's friend said she then led the girl outside the door to basically go away. They found it very odd.

They didn't think much more of it until one of the girls' parents died within about a year. I think the father died first about three months after the non-reading with the White Witch, and then her mother died roughly eight months later. Something like that.

Also, a lot of crap has happened to that girl recently - apparently she has diabetes (she's in her early 20s, like) and has gone a bit mental/unstable. I don't know if all that has anything to do with it, but my cousin and her friend remarked on the coincidence. Now, I always get a great laugh out of the White Witch and her shenanigans, but it is odd.

Gingermagic wrote: »

Sadly this does not happen all the time, for reasons I don't understand I don't get psychic information for everybody. And I know neither does any other person in this field. In cases like this I let the person who I am reading for that I am not picking anything up psychically etc, however I am happy to give a general reading. The choice is then left with the person as to whether or not they want to continue....

Yeah, that's the point - about 10 minutes in - where people should be given the option to go on or not, get a refund, etc. That's only fair (for both parties).

Gingermagic wrote: »

Another bug bear is the telling the untimely demise of a person. No No No, can't say it enough....it is never the place of a reader/psychic to offer up that kind of information, even if they pick something like that up. It is a disgrace that anyone would, or tell anyone that they will be an alcholic by the time they are 38, if that is the information that the reader picked up then there are other ways of saying cut back on the drink, if in fact the person was drinking to much

I know - wouldn't it be smarter and more pragmatic to simply suggest to someone, "Mind your alcohol intake. Give your auld liver a break for a while, alright? Maybe get more exercise." As opposed to saying, "Your palm says you'll be an alcoholic by the age of 38 and you'll die soon afterwards." Dumb.

For anyone else who wants Veronica's number (or some other reader's), her number is listed in the following directory (scroll down list): http://www.paranormal.ie/directory.html

newbee22 wrote: »

Can you pm me Veronicas number please? Went to her a few years ago, she was fab, would love to get another reading done.

You'll find her number listed HERE.

Fefa09 wrote: »

Hi there,

I went to see Veronica and she was very good. She didnt have a lot to say but everything she said was fairly accurate...said i'd meet my soulmate within 7months and i'd marry him...He just proposed! My friend also went to see her and didnt find her great...thought she was a bit negative and off the mark on a few things. Have you been to see her yet and if so how'd it go?

went to veronica in blackpool and stephanie in cobh both were excellent