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Sylvia Browne
bstalling:
I kinda agree with Zee. Psychics really need to take better responsibil ity about what they tell their clients. Of course, they are not God...blah blah. But still..thei r words can heal or kill.
I actually think this recent hoopla about the missing woman is what did her in. What did she die of?
melancholia:
--- Quote from: kickingthehabit on November 21, 2013, 01:49:30 PM ---Who cares if she was wrong about things or not, she is gone and it is tacky to think ANY comments about her are funny.
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Typically I'd agree, but then I think about the lives she quite literally ruined by claiming that people's children were dead. So I feel a little bad about it, but I still see where the comments are coming from and do take some dark humor away from it. That doesn't mean I think her death is funny, but some of the commentary about her life and her actions still is, just as it was before she passed.
There's a difference, I guess, at least in my mind, between being wrong about things like your boyfriend/husband/whatever coming back or you getting/keeping/losing a job, and being wrong about your missing child being dead. And it's not even like that was an isolated incident, so...yeah. Sorry. I can't really agree with the idea that she's somehow sacrosanct because she has now passed when I consider all of those things.
This: http://www.sheknows.com/entertainment/articles/1023927/sylvia-browne-predictions-what-she-got-right-what-she-got-so-so-wrong kind of summarizes what I'm talking about, I suppose. I'm not saying people should gloat over her death or be happy she's died, but I am saying that she shouldn't be held immune to mockery for the lies she's told or the pain she's caused.
bstalling - I don't think the cause of death has been released, but she was 77 so I wouldn't be surprised if it was heart failure or something similar.
tellmewhy:
For years, people had put their trust in her instead of God, Universe or who ever you may believe in;maybe she did not have a visions at all about the person and took a 50% guess and she was wrong. I equally blame the people who consulted her and say they were equally guilty. With that said, i still believe we need to be let go, because there are too many negative comments out there. She played the supply and demand game and some fell for it. A long time ago, maybe 15 years back, i thought of calling her but i did not have the $1000 for it.
I put Sylvia Brown to rest so should all of us!!!
copperhead:
--- Quote from: nikkii on November 21, 2013, 06:22:53 PM ---
--- Quote from: Bark angel on November 21, 2013, 10:47:02 AM ---Psychics are rarely good at reading for themselves. I doubt she did see it coming.
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Back in May 2003 on The Larry King Show she predicted her own death. She claimed she would pass at the age of 88. I remember thinking back then how odd and eerie that was. I don't believe any of us know when it will be our 'time'. As with some things I feel it is not for us to know.
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well, following how many psychics seem to justify their own mistakes, she was sort of 'right'. After all, she got a double digit for her death (77 instead of 88).
No one should be happy that another human being died but I don't see why people shouldn't be entitled to opinions, about her or any other person. Why death should purge the actions they did while alive?
bstalling:
77 is pretty close to 88? I'm calling that prediction is absolutely wrong. Sorry. See how we try to rationalize the wrong with psychics?
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