Psychic Day

Psychic Day is dedicated to those with extrasensory abilities: those who see the past, foresee the future, and communicate with otherworldly beings. This holiday motivates people to reveal their inner strength and comprehend the unknown facets of reality. Use it to test what you are capable of.

History

Various forms of clairvoyance have been popular for centuries and date back to the most ancient forms of religious belief. Oracles and astrologers often became close to rulers, gaining the opportunity to manipulate them.

In the middle of the 20th century, various forms of psychic experience were popularized in the mass media. There are shows with soothsayers and astrologers, with more and more people wondering if they themselves have similar abilities.

Psychic Day was established in 1965. It is believed this action was part of the PR of a particular pseudo-psychic.

Interesting Facts

• A psychic is a person who has extrasensory perception, and a medium is someone who is able to communicate with the dead.
• In the 19th century, spiritualism was the most popular form of mystical experience, but most of the famous mediums of the time were fakes.
• It is impossible to establish who was the greatest psychic in history, as it is difficult to distinguish reality from hoax.

How to Take Part

Check if you have psychic abilities: you can find tests for them on the Internet. Use techniques to open the medium within yourself. Read esoteric literature. Watch shows with psychics.

Try to look into the future: make a layout with tarot or ordinary cards, arrange a fortune-telling according to a book, decipher the lines in the palm of your hand. Pay close attention to your zodiac sign and how it affects your destiny. All this can be done alone or in the company of like-minded people.

Contact a real psychic, but be very vigilant: the chance to stumble upon a scammer is huge. Often such a meeting promises a loss not only of time, but also of money, so do not be fooled.

When is Psychic Day in 2024?

Psychic Day is observed on the first Sunday of August each year.

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