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GG: I’m guessing you’re not the seventh son of a seventh son – so, where did the clairvoyant powers come from?
There are believers and non-believers when it comes to the spirit world – have you always been a believer?
And what of the non-believers – are you happy or sad for them?
When it comes to your own work, I’m guessing you’re far more Deepak Chopra than Derren Brown, right? This is about enhancing your life as opposed to guessing the name of your dead childhood pet…?
I spoke with English comedian Tom Binns recently, and he spent a year learning how to become a medium for a new comic character he was creating, Ian D. Montfort. What shocked me was the fact that there are steps you can take to become a medium – or do you feel that it has to be a gift, first and foremost?
So, is this your first time setting up your stall as a clairvoyant medium? If so, what sparked the move?
I’m sure you don’t keep a scoreboard, but, what sort of success rate would you expect to have with each new customer? Is it largely hit and miss, or do you always get some kind of connection?
Just curious – is there life after death?
I went out on a Wednesday night around Greystones recently, and it made me wonder – is there life before death?
There was a fascinating documentary about the often highly lucrative horoscope trade, and when it came to the hugely successful English astrologer Jonathan Cainer, his brother – who handles the daily premium phoneline updates – candidly stated that all horoscopes were basically the same: “Things aren’t great now, but they’re going to get better”. Isn’t it all about giving people some hope, at the end of the day…? They would hardly be there if everything in their life was hunky dory.
Finally, can you send me next weekend’s Lotto numbers…?
Small Medium At Large
Well, she's not that small. We talk with Greystones clairvoyant Dara Shaw
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Very interesting write-up!