Hi
I know there have probably been many similar topics posted before but I wanted to raise this...
Do you think it is actually possible to predict lottery numbers etc by psychic means. Often psychic courses are advertised with this claim, that you could win the lottery/casino etc, but when you investigate people never seem to have much luck with these techniques. And, there also seems to be so many near-misses, like entering the right numbers on the wrong draw or wrong day, that it often seems like a big cosmic joke.
I knew a guy that was a Physics PhD and he said it had been proven that the act of attempting to (for example) RV the lottery results is that the act would change the results, like the butterfly effect or something.
It just crossed my mind, that if you were successful in this you probably wouldn't want to broadcast it all over the forums...?
from
007
Yeah I'm sure it is, its the intent that has be questioned and a question Ive thought about many times. i have often psychically known the winer in a race, the first goal scorer and exact minute in a football match, the next number on the roulette table. The round Floyd mayweather would beat Ricky Hatton a month before the fight.....But is it right to use it??? The more spiritual we become the closer we come to our higher self, the more that unfolds the potentially the greater our psychic may develop as a by product of our still and expanded nature. The thing is the more spiritual we become the less we desire the material wealth.
Mind you money is just a tool, which could possibly make your life easier and if you think of it as a tool IE a spade or shovel then theres no harm in having more or better tools....as long as you don't dig your self a big hole!!
I often think I'm so glad i have never won the lottery! it would have ruined me I'm sure and i wouldn't have the life skills and experiences I have now. But I'm ready now LOL
Did you make any money betting on your predictions?
Incidentally I think it'd be brilliant winning the lottery I don't care what anyone says :-D
Yeah, the thing is if your psychic and feel like a flutter, then you obviosly will have an advantage, just gotta be aware that a gift shouldnt be abused, regards M
the lottery is rigged
Yes you can predict the lottery, but the chances are you won't guess all the numbers. Maybe 4/6 or 3/5, since there has to be a margin of error (not everyone who's tried has succeeded).
One method used is the pendulum method. Just get yourself a pendulum, find out its Y/N/IDK actions, and ask it for this week's pick Six, or whatever.
Is 1 going to be picked?
Is 2 going to be picked?
on and on.
The advantage of testing your powers using something like the lottery is that you will have an actual official record of it.
Quote from: 007 on January 15, 2008, 17:34:12
Hi
I know there have probably been many similar topics posted before but I wanted to raise this...
Do you think it is actually possible to predict lottery numbers etc by psychic means. Often psychic courses are advertised with this claim, that you could win the lottery/casino etc, but when you investigate people never seem to have much luck with these techniques. And, there also seems to be so many near-misses, like entering the right numbers on the wrong draw or wrong day, that it often seems like a big cosmic joke.
I knew a guy that was a Physics PhD and he said it had been proven that the act of attempting to (for example) RV the lottery results is that the act would change the results, like the butterfly effect or something.
It just crossed my mind, that if you were successful in this you probably wouldn't want to broadcast it all over the forums...?
from
007
I believe there may be a way. But you have to go quantum with it and bring in theories like, like attracts like.
Let's go to a dog track.
There is so many ways that they can fool you into believing that you don't know what dog is going to win. And the person or people who aren't fooled usually win.
QuoteOften psychic courses
are really the answer.
The owners of these dog tracks probably go to 'em out-of-state so they can stay abreast of the latest trend in prediction psychology.