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The New Year is almost here!

While most people are thinking about (or avoiding) making “New Years resolutions” - perhaps it would be better if you could “foresee” what is instore for you in 2008.

This is an excellent time to obtain a psychic reading. A psychic reading can be used to answer specific questions and/or try to predict what situations (both good and bad) are up ahead in your life.

You can ask about financial opportunities, romances, friendships, vacations and trips, and lots more.

With the advent of the Internet, you don’t even have to leave the comfort of your home. You can literally receive a psychic reading in your email box within 24 to 48 hours of requesting one!

Go ahead, “peek” into the future today - get a “2008 Psychic Reading” now!

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I have been searching online for “authentic” love spells and believe I have finally found one to share with you here.

The spell below is very interesting, using hoodoo, mind power and simple faith. The photos and spell text are copyrighted by its’ author, Dr. Kioni, and is hereby presented in its’ entirety with all copyright information intact.

Use it and tell me how it worked out for you, as this will encourage me to continue posting authentic love spells on this blog.

[Note: while the spell is for finding a tenant, it is easily changeable to attract a lover.]

© 2007 http://www.DrKioni.com

“Faith calleth those things which be not as though they were.” KJV Bible

Einstein postulated in his E=mc2 theory that there are multiple realities or alternate planes of existence. These alternate worlds are similar in everyway to the state of existence we are currently experiencing. According to Einstein there are literally millions if not billions of similar alternate planes reality and on each plane there is a carbon copy of our self. The difference in the timeline on each plane is effected by the choices we make. For example, here on this plane of existence you made a decision to not pursue a higher education and now you are stymied economically. However on any of the other millions/billions of alternate planes; you DID pursue a higher education and are a financial success. What does this have to do with magic you ask?

Through the right use of Thought Attraction, rootwork and with unswerving faith, one can reach into another dimension and draw the required experience, condition or person onto this plane of existence! We have all heard of and probably experienced the dejavu effect. Common perception states that to experience dejavu means we are seeing or reliving a future event. While I agree with this explanation, I postulate that having a dejavu experience is really the subconscious mind tapping into an alternate reality across multiple-dimensions. This is intuition’s way of showing us the possibilities we can choose from to alter the outcome in this life. Take a look at most DVDs you purchase today and many of them have alternate story endings that you can experience. The spell I am about to share is the first of its kind. I have not to my knowledge read nor seen a spell to work magic across multiple dimensions. This spell was given to me in a vision for a client. Below are pictures taken by the client and myself as we worked the spell over several days simultaneously. This specific spell is to magnetize and attract a new, responsible tenant to a vacant rental property. However this spell can be easily adopted to magnetize and attract any desire from across multiple dimensions. Before you ask, YES the spell worked and a new tenant seen in the cards a few weeks ago is signing the lease within a day or two.

Assemble the following items:

Four 6×4 mirrors, Double sided tape, Four empty five day glass candles or something similar, 1 Gold candle, 1 Green Candle, 1 Lodestone and magnetic sand, 1 small crystal globe or tape picture of earth in space on shiny surface of one of the mirrors, Attraction or Lodestone Oil, Appropriate herbs, roots and minerals according to divination and personal intent.

Instructions:

Use double sided tape to attach mirrors to the outside of empty five day glass candles. Make a cube or rectangle arrangement with the mirrors - shiny surface facing each other. On the opposite ends of the cube or rectangle place place a dressed candle. My client’s candle is gold and it represents the property for rent. A lodestone covers a petition paper containing the property address and name of the client. Under the green candle is a petition paper dress with condition oils and containing the words “Unknown, prosperous, financially responsible tenant.” Also the client’s candle has been dressed with powdered sugar and cinnamon to draw and attract. Several times a day, repeat the words “Across space and time I summon thee. Across space and time I call thee to become a faithful, loyal and financially responsible tenant at 1234 XYZ St. in NYC. Next, move the green candle with the petition paper under it a few inches toward the gold candle. As you look into the mirrors the reflection of the globe and candles will be multiplied into infinity, thus giving the illusions of multiple worlds across multiple dimensions.

Working Magic Across Multiple Dimensions by Dr. Christos Kioni, Ph. D. © 2007, All Rights Reserved

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Angelic Sanctuary fortunetelling shop
[Newport Beach, CA]

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. - A dispute between two Gypsy clans over control of the fortunetelling trade in this Southern California city has spilled into court, offering a rare glimpse of an insular culture that has long settled scores according to its own Old World rules of honor.

The turf war in well-to-do Orange County has unfolded like a gangster movie, with allegations of death threats, a graveside scuffle, and nicknames like “White Bob” and “Black Bob” — details revealed in a police report and requests for restraining orders.

“The older Gypsies are pulling out their hair, not wanting the courts in our business because they’ll find out too much about us,” said Tom Merino, who is distantly related to one of the clans but has spurned his heritage. “Ignorance is the Gypsies’ weapon against the outside world.”

The Stevens and Merino clans, like other Gypsy families, have run numerous fortunetelling businesses in Southern California for decades.

The trouble started two years ago when Edward Merino and his wife, Sonia, opened fortunetelling parlors in two trendy resort sections of Newport Beach, not far from where the Stevenses did business.

Members of the Stevens clan promptly broke in, stole a credit card machine and threatened to kill the Merinos if they didn’t shut the places down, the Merinos claim in court papers. Since then, the bad blood has only gotten worse.

The Stevenses “are very territorial,” Merino attorney Tom Quinn said. “This is crazy stuff.”

At the root of the conflict lies a delicate system of intermarriage and social customs that has defused tensions among Gypsy clans for generations, said Anne Sutherland, a University of California, Riverside anthropologist who has studied Gypsies.

Gypsies trace their origins to India more than 1,000 years ago. They migrated to Europe in the 1300s. For centuries, Gypsies were enslaved and persecuted in Europe, where they were scorned as nomadic thieves and con artists skilled primarily at palm reading.

Gypsies — also known as Romany — began arriving in the U.S. from Romania toward the end of the 19th century. Experts believe there are now about 1 million in America, one-fifth of them in California, where they dominate the fortunetelling and psychic shops in funky beach communities and other neighborhoods.

The Stevens and Merino clans adopted an Old World custom of uniting families through marriage to cope with intense competition, much as European nobility once did to avert war. A Merino married the Stevens patriarch, George Stevens.

But the family bond did not prevent tensions from flaring when, the Merinos say, the Stevenses demanded they pay $500,000 up front and $5,000 a week to open their fortunetelling businesses in the Stevenses’ back yard. The Merinos refused to pay, and went ahead and opened their parlors. The alleged break-in soon followed.

Gypsies have traditionally resolved disputes in front of a secret council of elders that can impose fines, make territorial decisions or order someone shunned. They don’t like to involve non-Gypsies, who are considered impure.

The Merinos, though, went to court after the alleged break-in and obtained a restraining order in 2006 requiring George Stevens to stay a safe distance away.

That the dispute wound up in court reflects an erosion of tradition among the Gypsies, said Ian Hancock, an expert on Gypsy language and culture at the University of Texas.

“It used to be that the Romany world was absolutely insulated from the outside world,” said Hancock, a Gypsy himself. “But it’s very hard to resist the pressures of MTV, and people are beginning to see alternatives.”

He cited cases in which Gypsy women in Houston hired lawyers to get their ex-husbands to pay child support — something previously unheard of.

Things were calm for months until the Stevens patriarch died of a heart attack at age 53 last May. Edward “Davie” Merino showed up at the funeral, pulling up at the cemetery in a limo with what was described as a menacingly burly chauffeur.

Merino says members of the Stevens clan attacked him and screamed, “We will make your life a living hell!” But the Stevenses claim that Merino flashed a gun and threatened to “come back and kill all of you.” Both sides agree that before speeding off, Merino shouted that he wanted to make sure “the mother-(expletive) was dead.”

Merino declined repeated requests for an interview through his attorney and calls to his home were not returned.

After the scrap, someone left ominous phone messages and threatened to kill Sonia Merino and the couple’s children, ages 9 and 11, Edward Merino claimed in court papers.

Edward Merino filed for restraining orders against four Stevens men and two Stevens women. Over the summer, a judge granted such an order against just one person, the new Stevens patriarch, Ted Stevens.

Stevens’ nephew, the only Gypsy directly involved in the feud who spoke to The Associated Press, said the Merinos concocted the allegations and are using the courts to try to drive their rivals out of Newport Beach.

“They beat themselves up and then they testify that we hired people to come to their house and beat them up,” said Steve Stevens, who goes by the nickname “White Bob” to distinguish him from his swarthier cousin, “Black Bob.”

Stevens, who owns two fortunetelling parlors and a deli, added: “I feel like they’ve made me out like a character on `The Sopranos.’ I’m a businessman. I’m a family man. That’s all I am.”

(c) 2007: GILLIAN FLACCUS, Associated Press Writer

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