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I've read the latest book by the medium John Holland named "Spirit whisperer", and I thought it was really good. Well, at least that was my first impression...
It seemed that he knew it all, and had such open and real contact with the dead. In his book there is no room for bad readings or bad sceanses. All the examples is full of clarity, and I thought "Oh my God, this man is good and for real".
But then I listened to his radioshow, live on HayHouseRadio - and my opinion changed totally. He was wrong all the time, and just kept on guessing - unable to get any confirmation that the callers really got connected to their dead loved ones.
But his confidence is high, and he's a really good author - maybe that's enough to fool everybody.
I think he's a fraud, or nothing more than an average reader.
His take on afterlife I didn't like either, and when I heard he guessed wrong all the time, I thought with great joy that this man knows nothing of either heaven or afterlife.
So Mr. Holland - I am as connected as you are, though I am more honest about my limitations, and I don't fool people with doubtful intuition or simply guessing.
He is very new-american-new-agey - those who front personal development to the point they are almost nazi.
Life is just sh*t sometimes, and John Holland is no exception.
Anyone here have any take on him?
It seemed that he knew it all, and had such open and real contact with the dead. In his book there is no room for bad readings or bad sceanses. All the examples is full of clarity, and I thought "Oh my God, this man is good and for real".
But then I listened to his radioshow, live on HayHouseRadio - and my opinion changed totally. He was wrong all the time, and just kept on guessing - unable to get any confirmation that the callers really got connected to their dead loved ones.
But his confidence is high, and he's a really good author - maybe that's enough to fool everybody.
I think he's a fraud, or nothing more than an average reader.
His take on afterlife I didn't like either, and when I heard he guessed wrong all the time, I thought with great joy that this man knows nothing of either heaven or afterlife.
So Mr. Holland - I am as connected as you are, though I am more honest about my limitations, and I don't fool people with doubtful intuition or simply guessing.
He is very new-american-new-agey - those who front personal development to the point they are almost nazi.
Life is just sh*t sometimes, and John Holland is no exception.
Anyone here have any take on him?
