A very large number of people are tempted to turn to fortune-tellers, psychics or telepaths to improve their fate or karma. An interesting question arises, whether to pay for such services, how much and to whom?
How psychics work
It is very important to understand that, purely from the point of view of psychology, it is much easier to “believe” in a service for which you have paid than in a service that you have received for free. People value what they spend their money on. In the case when people resort to the services of psychics (since the presence of superpowers is scientifically impossible to prove), the placebo effect is also used in addition to the actions of the specialists themselves. The placebo effect is called a kind of self-healing effect, which is based on the fact that the patient believes in the effectiveness of the method by which he is being treated. This effect was discovered back in the Middle Ages, but in the context of medicine it was only applied in the eighteenth century. If we talk about subtle matters, any relationship of the "seller-buyer" format presupposes that there is an exchange of services, things or money. Selfless sellers are a myth, since communism has not yet been built, which means that if the “seller” of the service does not need money, he is interested in something else.
Are there non-possessive psychics
Very often, disinterested psychics and magicians use their abilities to find, for example, lovers. Moreover, this is not the only option for a specific quid pro quo exchange.
Don't get fooled by loud terms. A good specialist will explain the situation to you in the most understandable language.
Sorcerers who have just started their activities work for free. In this case, if they do not succeed, then the demand from them is small. In such cases, they usually insist that it was an experiment. And if it goes well, such sorcerers can often process the client into paying them out of gratitude. In this case, the cost of a session can be quite impressive. If you are offered free psychic services, think about it. Perhaps the magician or sorcerer is just going to use you as a victim. No, we are not talking about bloody rituals, but they can dump the negative on you. In such situations, your request may be fulfilled, but the consequences can be dire.
You should not apply to advertisements in newspapers and magazines, it is better to learn about a good psychic from relatives or friends who have already visited him.
Another unpleasant "free" scenario is mentally ill people who believe that they should do good to humanity. It is not safe to contact such people. An unstable mental state can make itself felt at the wrong time, and instead of solving problems, you may end up with a compulsive, unhealthy schizophrenic who will try to control your life. It is very difficult to get rid of such people. Oddly enough, cunning scammers often offer free help. They promise free help, handle the client during the session, "cheating" him for money. Their methods are rather crude, resorting to them entails material losses at best, but health can also suffer.
