17thBeatle
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Post by 17thBeatle on Oct 24, 2003 5:40:13 GMT
Hello everyone,
Just wanted to let you know that my wife and I were listening to Coast to Coast AM last night and Sylvia Browne was the main guest. Toward the end of the interview, the host, George Noory, rattled off a list of strange phenomena to get Sylvia Browne's take on each one. We were absolutely amazed when he mentioned the PID issue. He asked Sylvia if she ever communicated with Paul McCartney and if he was in fact dead. She stated flatly that Paul is not dead.
Just for the record, I put no stock in Sylvia Browne's psychic abilities, but I know millions of people do. I personally think Faul is not James Paul McCartney, and I found it interesting that Sylvia's answer was very curt and condescending. It really seemed as if she didn't even want to touch the subject. Any of you out there think Sylvia Browne is legitimate? Maybe you should think again.
Thanks and Good Night
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Post by gharryson on Oct 24, 2003 11:46:56 GMT
so he may not be dead.....doesn't mean he was with the beatles.....lol....should have asked if he was replaced......grin
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Post by onlooker on Oct 24, 2003 17:03:18 GMT
Sylvia Browne has made several statements that seem relevant here:
She can communicate only with that part of us that remains after death, meaning she can communicate with an etheric part of us (so to speak) IF it remains after death - has not resolved or moved on. She cannot communicate once that etheric part has begun the next part of the journey, i.e. steps toward reincarnation or spiritual work.
She made it clear that what she is in contact with is NOT the soul of the person - just, more or less, a personality remainder.
If she cannot "sense" Paul, the possibilities are not confined to his life/death; he simply may have moved on, or is pure energy at this point.
Or, she may indeed sense him but has been given a warning involving her telling something that could endanger people such as Ringo.
Really, the possibilities are endless. I think she has some ability, but I don't put much stock in that particular gift - to sense and communicate with the portion of a person that is but a fractional part of the whole human - sans soul.
Just my rambling thoughts on this.
onlooker
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Post by TotalInformation on Oct 24, 2003 20:59:52 GMT
Any relation to Tara Browne?
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Post by MrMustard on Oct 25, 2003 5:57:30 GMT
That's exactly what I was thinking! Brown spelt with an "e" on the end... is that common? I didn't think so... Perhaps she's a relation and is trying to protect his memory or something...
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Post by xpt626 on Oct 25, 2003 15:56:01 GMT
I think Sylvia Browne is ridiculous...no offense meant to anyone who is fond of her. John Edward, however, is IMO "the real deal".
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Post by raymi46 on Oct 26, 2003 0:43:56 GMT
I doubt that they would be related. I've been in Sylvia's audience and also seen some other clairvoyants, very much less well known and much more blessed. I wouldn't take anything she says as truth. She's just abrasive and over-bearing actually.  |
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Post by unrepentant on Oct 26, 2003 6:29:09 GMT
hey, did sylvia really sing the lower-register vocals on david bowie's FAME?
"fame fame fame FAME FAME"
regardless, i think she's just a hustler. she may have SOME psychic ability some of the time, but a broken clock is right twice a day, you know? there are more gifted psychics out there who go unnoticed while SHE rakes in millions playing us for fools.
not unlike our faul....
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Post by 17thBeatle on Oct 26, 2003 7:24:09 GMT
Hi everyone, Just some food for thought: When I first heard Sylvia Browne's voice on the radio, I thought she was a man. And when I first saw her picture, I thought she looked more than a little masculine. Perhaps she IS Tara Browne!  There comparative ages do match up. |
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Post by TheeCavendeshLane on Oct 26, 2003 13:54:21 GMT
Food for Thought? I think Sylvia should cut down on the carbs.
And yes that photo comparason of Sylvia and Tara is enough
for me--I think they are one and the same. If Sylvia said Paul is
Dead it would mean very little to me--It would be a curiosity --sort
of like what I feel about Noory; I think it is interesting that Noory
has an interest in PID--but the fact that she thinks Paul isnt dead
and by implication that Paul isnt replaced because she didnt add
anything about him being replace merely demonstrates to me
that Sylvia Brown is wrong again.
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Post by TotalInformation on Oct 26, 2003 17:44:01 GMT
Well, here's an official bio: ------------ Born Sylvia Shoemaker in Kansas City in 1936, Browne was raised predominantly a Catholic, but also absorbed the Jewish, Episcopalian and Lutheran backgrounds of her extended family. At the age of five, she first learned of her psychic powers when she had frightening premonitions of the deaths of her two great-grandmothers just weeks before their passing. With the help of her grandmother, Ada Coil, also an established and respected psychic counselor and healer, Sylvia came to understand her many psychic gifts, which include the ability to communicate with spirits from "The Other Side." ----------------- From www.bookbrowse.com/index.cfm?page=author&authorID=82 |
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Post by Perplexed on Oct 26, 2003 22:45:14 GMT
'Atta Goil, Ada Coil!
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Post by Karma76 on Oct 27, 2003 16:10:30 GMT
John Edward, however, is IMO "the real deal". COULD NOT AGREE with you more!!! someone should ask him!! |
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Post by Curious on Oct 27, 2003 20:02:44 GMT
For the record, I do not believe that Sylvia Browne and Tara Browne are related, let alone the same person. However, I have heard enough about her to know that her "psychic abilities" have been debunked on more than one occasion, and have been proved to be little more than a fairground trick.
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Post by raymi46 on Oct 27, 2003 22:29:36 GMT
Amen to  curious |
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Post by 17thBeatle on Oct 28, 2003 3:25:40 GMT
Sylvia Browne is NOT Tara Browne. She was married to a man with the last name of “Brown” and went through a nasty divorce. She added the E on her last name to differentiate herself from him yet keep her name, which was already known in some circles. She has gifts, and is not trying to protect herself by curtly stating that McCartney is not dead. She finds the whole subject ridiculous, and that is how she handles ridiculous things. She treats them like they deserve to be treated. Again, the lengths to fit something into this conspiracy is amazing. Now, Tara Browne, an unknown Guinness heir, faked HIS death, only to resurface as a chain-smoking American WOMAN psychic. Yeah, people will take this site seriously… Dear AlfredBeach, When I suggested that Sylvia Browne may actually be Tara Browne, it was a JEST. I felt that your pontificating about Sylvia not being Tara was condescending and mean-spirited. Don't you have any humor? Maybe you are taking yourself too seriously. Maybe you should start your own "Paul is not dead" website. |
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Post by IanSingleton777 on Oct 29, 2003 13:40:33 GMT
Any relation to Tara Browne? no. she added the "e" to her last name for public, commercial reasons. Also, did you know Sylvia charges $700 for a half-hour "reading" via phone? Her son is supposidly 'psychic' too, and he charges $500. |
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Post by PaulBearer on Oct 29, 2003 13:41:37 GMT
What do you think of Colin Fry?
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Post by IanSingleton777 on Oct 29, 2003 13:45:57 GMT
COULD NOT AGREE with you more!!! someone should ask him!! YOU'RE KIDDING ME, RIGHT? OR ARE YOU SO NAIVE YOU CANNOT SEE THE CARNIVAL-HUCKSTER ELEMENT OF HIS ACT?John Edwards is a CON-JOB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I make these comments because it became painfully apparent to me, upon watching him, he is a clever albeit DECEIVING act. He asks 20 to 30 questions of the person he is supposidly "reading" for...he is fishing for clues and direction. AND he gets 80% of the questions totally cold, off-base and plain WRONG! A REAL psychic would be TELLING YOU things, accurately, NOT asking questions fishing for a thread to exploit. I think James Van Prague is pretty real. He tells the person who is around them and their name; doesn't rapid-fire 30 questions like a side-show fake... ;D |
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Post by Curious on Oct 29, 2003 13:46:18 GMT
He (Colin Fry) has a far better reputation in general. Derek Acorah is one who intrigues me, though. I know a few people who've met him, and he knew things that he couldn't possibly have known otherwise - dates, names, important places.
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Post by Perplexed on Oct 29, 2003 23:10:12 GMT
Anybody heard from the Witch of Endor lately? (Or was that Endora?  ??..) |
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Post by onlooker on Oct 30, 2003 17:11:52 GMT
17th Beatle wrote:
He asked Sylvia if she ever communicated with Paul McCartney and if he was in fact dead. She stated flatly that Paul is not dead.
It occurs to me that Sylvia is telling the truth; the man whose name is NOW Paul McCartney is not dead.
She doesn't have to say (and probably does not know) that this isn't the same man that before 1967 was rightfully named (James) Paul McCartney.
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Post by Chris on Oct 30, 2003 19:25:58 GMT
;D Tara & Sylvia... Not the same person, ok Two different people. Maybe she wasn't given the opportunity to speak with Paul. I don't see where she can come out & say that he's not dead. What a crock of bullshit indeed... I used to like her. What a disappointment. I also like John Edward. I've always gotten the feeling that he's the real thing... All we need is love & THE TRUTH... Chris  |
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Post by thrutheknothole on Nov 2, 2003 6:18:30 GMT
...but a broken clock is right twice a day, you know?
My dear Unrepentant, a broken clock is right 48 times a day! Remeber, there are 24 time zones on Earth! Sylvia Browne, however in a charlatan.
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