Psychic Readings Ireland

Here you will find details of Psychics offering readings in Ireland Southern Ireland / Republic of Ireland –

Click —->Psychic Readings in Ireland to find psychics offering readings online, by phone or email. Phone readings will of course be easiest if they are not local to you. Psychic email readings may be offered but please bear in mind that not every psychic will be a born touch-typer and not all psychics are happy working for free or small amounts. They may feel they need to charge more if an email takes a long time to type. Make sure you know what you are paying for when you order your reading.

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It is my personal belief that nothing that comes from Spirit is meant to harm or alarm us. If your psychic reading contains messages of doom, sickness, death or misery, then please first question the validity of the psychic that gave you the reading. If in any doubt, please feel free to contact me. Please also see: Psychic Text Reading on our sister site Readings4U.


Mediums Offering Readings in Ireland

No mediums offering readings in these locations yet: Southern Ireland / Republic of Ireland –

If you are offering psychic readings or know of a psychic medium in any of these areas, please let us know.

Past this point is some interesting stuff on the subject of clairvoyance from Charles W Leadbeater. I don’t agree with everything he has to say about psychics but who am I to say what is true and what isn’t! – AND a few interesting quotes will fill the space until more psychics start advertising their readings here.

In the case of another subdivision of them the solitary case has been the seeing of the an apparition most commonly of some friend or relative at the point of death. Two possibilities are then offered for our choice, and in each of them the strong wish of the dying man is the impelling force. That force may have enabled him to materialize himself for a moment, in which case of course no clairvoyance was needed; or more probably it may have acted mesmerically upon the percipient, and momentarily dulled his psychic and stimulated his higher sensitiveness. In either case the vision is the product of the emergency and is not repeated simply because the necessary conditions are not repeated.

You are now aware of the power that you have to create your preferred reality, on a moment by moment basis.  If you do not take responsibility for your own words, thoughts and actions, then who can?  Think positive, speak positive, act positive and be positive.  Never underestimate the enormous power of your own words, thoughts and deeds.  Love is the essence of creation.  It is what is holding the fabric of reality together and it is time to fully align with it.  It resides in your centre.  Locate it, unveil it, BE IT and share it NOW!

You are now aware of the power that you have to create your preferred reality, on a moment by moment basis.  If you do not take responsibility for your own words, thoughts and actions, then who can?  Think positive, speak positive, act positive and be positive.  Never underestimate the enormous power of your own words, thoughts and deeds.  Love is the essence of creation.  It is what is holding the fabric of reality together and it is time to fully align with it.  It resides in your centre.  Locate it, unveil it, BE IT and share it NOW!

Ireland

Southern Ireland / Republic of Ireland –

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Erris – Bantry – Barleycove – Bayside – Bellavary – Bellderrig – Belmullet – Belturbet – Bennetsbridge – Birr – Blacklion – Blackrock – Blanchardstown – Blarney – Blessington – Borris – Borris-in-Ossory – Borrisokane – Boyle – Bray – Brookfield – Bruff – Buncrana – Bundoran – Bunmahon – Burtonport – Butlersbridge – Buttevant – Cadamstown – Caherdaniel – Cahersiveen – Cahir – Callan – Cappamore – Carlingford – Carlow – Carnaross – Carndonagh – Carra – Carrickmacross – Carrick-on-Shannon – Carrick-on-Suir – Carrigadrohid – Carrigaholt – Carrigaline – Carrigallen – Carrowteige – Cashel – Castlebar – Castlebellingham – Castleblayney – Castlecomer – Castleconnell – Castlehill – Castleisland – Castleknock – Castlemartyr – Castlepollard – Castlerea – Castletownbere – Castletownshend – Cavan – Celbridge – Charlestown – Charleville – Clane – Clara – Clarecastle – Claremorris – Clifden – Clogher – Clogherhead – Clonakilty – Clonbur – Clondalkin – Clonenagh – Clones – Clonmacnoise – Clonmany – Clonmel – Clonskeagh – Clontarf – Cloone – Cloughjordan – Cloyne – Coachford – Cobh – Collon – Cong – Coolmine – Coolock – Cootehill – Cordangan – Cork – Courtmacsherry – Courtown – Cratloe – Cregganbaun – Crookhaven – Croom – Cross – Crosshaven – Crossmolina – Curracloe – Daingean – Dalkey – Delvin – Derrybeg – Dingle – Donabate – Donaghmore – Donegal – Doneraile – Doolin – Doon – Douglas – Downings – Dowra – Drogheda – Dromahane – Dromiskin – Dromod – Dromoland – Drumcondra – Drumshanbo – Dublin – Dún Laoghaire – Dunboyne – Dundalk – Dundrum (Dublin) – Dundrum (Tipperary) – Dunfanaghy – Dungarvan – Dungloe – Dunlavin – Dunmanway – Dunmore – Dunmore East – Dunshaughlin – Durrow – Easky – Edenderry – Edgeworthstown – Emo – Emyvale – Ennis – Enniscorthy – Enniskean – Enniskerry – Ennistimon – Eyeries – Ferbane – Ferns – Fethard – Fintown – Foxford – Foxhall – Foxrock – Foynes – Freshford – Furbo – Fenagh – Galway – Garryspillane – Glandore – Glangevlin – Glanmire – Glengarriff – Glengevlin – Glenties – Gleneshane – Glin – Glounthaune – Golden Falls – Goleen – Gorey – Gort – Gougane Barra – Gowran – Graiguenamanagh – Granard – Greencastle – Greenore – Greystones – Gweedore – Halfway – Harold’s Cross – Headford – Hollymount – Hospital – Howth – Inagh – Inishcrone – Inistioge – Inniscarra – Jenkinstown (Kilkenny) – Jenkinstown (Louth) – Julianstown – Kanturk – Keel – Kells – Kenmare – Keshcarrigan – Kilbeggan – Kilcock – Kilcoole – Kilcormac – Kilcorney – Kildare – Kilflynn – Kilkee – Kilkelly – Kilkenny – Kilkieran – Kill (Kildare) – Kilkerrin – Kill (Waterford) – Killadysert – Killala – Killaloe – Killarney – Killenaule – Killeshandra – Killiney – Killorglin – Killucan – Killumney – Killybegs – Kilmacthomas – Kilmaine – Kilmallock – Kilmore West – Kilmore Quay – Kilmuckridge – Kilpedder – Kilrush – Kiltamagh – Kingscourt – Kinnegad – Kinnitty – Kinnity – Kinsale – Kinvara – Knightstown – Knock – Knockanure – Knockcroghery – Knocktopher – Lahinch – Lanesborough – Laytown – Leap – Lecanvey – Leigh – Leitrim Village – Leixlip – Letterkenny – Lifford – Limerick – Liscannor – Lisdoonvarna – Lismore – Lisronagh – Lissycasey – Listowel – Littleton – Longford – Loughrea – Lucan – Macroom – Malahide – Mallow – Manorhamilton – Mansfieldtown – Marshalstown – Maynooth – Mayo – Meelick – Midleton – Milford – Millstreet – Miltown Malbay – Milltown Galway – Mitchelstown – Moate – Mohill – Monaghan – Monamolin – Monasterevin – Monkstown (Cork) – Monkstown (Dublin) – Mountmellick – Mountrath – Mountshannon – Moville – Moycarkey – Moycullen – Moylough – Moynalty – Moyne – Moyvane – Muff – Muine Bheag – Mulhuddart – Mullinavat – Mullingar – Mulrany – Murrintown – Murrisk – Muskerry – Naas – Navan – Neale – Nenagh – New Ross – Newbridge – Newcastle West – Newmarket-on-Fergus – Newport – Newtowncunningham – Newtownmountkennedy – Nobber. – O’Briensbridge – Oldcastle – Omeath – Oola – Oranmore – Oughterard – Owenbeg – Oysterhaven – Oldtown (Dublin). – Palmerstown – Pallaskenry – Partry – Patrickswell – Paulstown – Pontoon – Portarlington – Porterstown – Portlaoise – Portmagee – Portmarnock – Poulaphouca – Quin – Raheny – Ramelton – Ranelagh – Rathcoole – Rathdowney – Rathfarnham – Rathgar – Rathkeale – Rathmore – Rathmullan – Redhouse – Ringaskiddy – Rochfortbridge – Roosky – Roscommon – Roscrea – Rosenallis – Ross Port – Rosscarbery – Rosslare/Rosslare Europort – Rosslare Harbour – Rosslare Strand – Roundstone – Rush – Rylane – Saggart – Sallins – Sandyford – Sandymount – Scariff – Schull – Shanagarry – Shanagolden – Shannon Harbour – Shannon – Shannonbridge – Shercock – Shrule – Sixmilebridge – Skerries – Skibbereen – Slane – Sligo – Skreen – Skryne – Sneem – Spanish Point – Spiddal – Stepaside – Stillorgan – Stradbally – Strade – Stradone – Straffan – Stranorlar – Strawberry Beds – Strokestown – Sutton – Swineford – Swinford – Swords – Tallaght – Templemore – Templeogue – Terenure – Termonfeckin – Thomastown – Thurles – Timahoe – Timoleague – Tipperary – Tourmakeady – Tower – Tragumna – Tralee – Tramore – Trim – Tuam – Tuarnafola – Tubbercurry – Tullamore – Tullow – Tulsk – Tyrrellspass – Two-Mile Borris – Tydavnet – Union Hall – Urlingford – Vicarstown – Virginia – Waterford – Waterville – Westport – Wexford – Wicklow – Windgap – Youghal –

More from Charles:

Sound Healing: A technique most recently pioneered by an American clairvoyant Christopher Timms who witnessed the effect that Tibetan bells had on the chakras when struck and held close to them.  After spending some time with the Dalai Lama and a group of Buddhist monks, and observing their practices, Christopher developed a more portable and accessible technique using tuning forks.

A technique most recently pioneered by an American clairvoyant Christopher Timms who witnessed the effect that Tibetan bells had on the chakras when struck and held close to them.  After spending some time with the Dalai Lama and a group of Buddhist monks, and observing their practices, Christopher developed a more portable and accessible technique using tuning forks.: Using the principles of vibrational healing these techniques use the harmonising vibration of the tuning forks (a different fork for each chakra) struck and placed on the body to vibrate any etheric debris off the energy centre.  The body is then further healed by placing particular tuning forks on particular meridians around the body.  Tone chimes may also be used in this technique.

Now these examples clearly show that there is no hard-and-fast limit to man’s power of response to either etheric or aerial vibrations, but that some among us already have that power to a wider extent than others; and it will even be found that the same man’s capacity varies on different occasions. It is therefore not difficult for us to imagine that it might be possible for a man to develop this power, and thus in time to learn to see much that is invisible to his fellow-men, and hear much that is inaudible to them, since we know perfectly well that enormous numbers of these additional vibrations do exist, and are simply, as it were, awaiting recognition.