The woes of a full-time Psychic

Picture of Frederick Dodson

Frederick Dodson

This is an old recording of me (in the pink t-shirt) that reveals something typical.

When my tennis-coach saw me play he often criticized me for not being in a ready-position most of the time.

The reason is this: I only get into a ready-position when the ball comes to my or our side of the court.

In this scene you see the ball being served but it hits the net. Before the second serve, I get into a ready-position, which is slightly crouching (ready to jump) and racket up (ready to hit). The second serve does hit our side of the court.

If an actual scientist were to observe my entire game, he’d see that I ALWAYS know beforehand whether the serve will go in and show it in my body language.

How? Why? Easy: People’s intentions can be read in the ether. You pick up on them (unless your mind is full of junk such as beliefs about your inability).

There are exceptions. Sometimes I know the ball is going to go in, because of the opponents strong intention, but I don’t get into ready-position.

I do this for deception, so that the opponent thinks I am not ready and he can play the ball to me. I am very ready but my body language feigns that I’m not.

The coach shouting “Get into position!” is unfortunate because it disregards these subtleties.

I’m sure many of you intuitive/psychic people often have to deal with such woes.

At least 50% of any sports game isn’t physical, it’s psycho-spiritual-energetic.

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