Sylvia Browne: Psychic or Charlatan?

true that no psychic is ever 100% accurate –no one, psychic or not, is ever 100% accurate in their field of expertise. For example, Tom Brady, one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL, only makes about 63% of his passes (and the legend, Michael Jordan, in a typical game, would have about the same accuracy, 60-70%). Granted, athletes and psychics are like apples and oranges, but nonetheless they’re both still human (and fruit, respectively). Therefore, Browne was being completely unprofessional when predicting the death of the missing boy –especially on national TV; she knows she’s not 100% accurate, so she never should have taken a chance. She should have been responsible, and considered the unnecessary turmoil she would cause if she was wrong. Moreover, if the father’s allegations are true, she should have personally apologized to the parents, and offered them a free additional reading to begin with –have at least a little empathy, especially if you’re an intuitive (she should have been able to literally feel their pain).

I’m still convinced that she’s a lot more concerned about money than helping people. Again, virtually every psychic stresses the importance of making altruistic endeavors a priority. This doesn’t seem to be the case with Browne.

Is she really a psychic? I don’t know for sure. I don’t know enough to say that she’s a phony, at least in a psychic sense. I’ve heard some respected psychics say that if you’re not using your psychic gifts for the greater good, than you can lose them (i.e. the gifts). So, maybe she was psychic at one point in her life then lost it.

Is she suspect? Absolutely. In the past, my gut feelings were seldom, but accurate. I knew there was something ‘off’ with her. If you take all the

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