Picnic at Hanging Rock - Australian Celebrity Psychics Cashing In?

Over three years ago I wrote about my own personal experience of finding a dark energy ley line at Victoria's Hanging Rock.

Afterwards, several Australian authors working on books about Hanging Rock contacted me because I revealed unknown information about Joan Lindsay, the author of the 1967 novel, Picnic at Hanging Rock.

One of the authors asked me to verify if a murder had taken place at the famous location. I was happy to clarify what psychics can do to help publishers, but was concerned how a preconceived outcome about a historical event was being shared with Australian psychics.

I outlined reasons why psychics shouldn't be told about historical events before they visit paranormal locations, and they’re the same reasons I warn about ghost hunter shows on TV.

Once a psychic is aware of the history of the ghost activity or hauntings in local towns and places, they can no longer say they have not been influenced by the prior knowledge.

Celebrity Psychics Go to Hanging Rock

This is why the latest group of celebrity psychics cashing in on the new Foxtel television program about Picnic At Hanging Rock, are tarnishing their reputations in the media.

A group of celebrity psychics were recently invited to the Rock by the Herald Sun, to share their remote visions. If the same question put to me about possible murders taking place at Hanging Rock, was also put to them, or if they had read about theories that are easily found on the internet, their psychic channelings would be influenced by the theoretical accounts.

Even worse, if any of them are fake psychics they would think nothing of repeating verbatim what they had previously heard or read, as if they were channeling it themselves.

All of the celebrity psychics taken to Hanging Rock by the Herald Sun, have repeated documented theories and historical accounts that are already known.

Several of them even said they felt ley lines and dark energy at Hanging Rock, which I had discovered on my trip to the area and wrote about over three years ago.

Publishers, authors and journalists should be aware that a credible psychic would never accept an invitation to go to Hanging Rock or any other paranormal site, if they were previously told what they were looking for.

Serendipitous Paranormal Occurrences

When I write about paranormal occurrences, they are one-off experiences. I don’t go somewhere hoping to see ghosts - it just happens, serendipitously.



When I visited Hanging Rock and Braemar College in Mount Macedon with friends in late 2014, I wasn’t looking for ley lines, dark energy or anything paranormal. I came into contact with it when I got there and I certainly knew nothing about the area beforehand.

I see visions, have ghost encounters and receive information that I have no previous knowledge of. The visions I see are not generally known or previously published. The spiritual channeling is revealed to me in my remote visions. Afterwards I have to trace available historical information in the State Library to find out if what was shared is, or could be true.

I have never chased ghosts in all of my life.

On the other hand, the media article (paid advertorial?) in the Herald Sun about the historical mystery at Hanging Rock, invited psychics to the Rock to come up with the required sensationalised result that could sell newspapers.

The media pressure to find something remotely paranormal, requires discernment from reader audiences. There should be a requirement by journalists to reveal how much information is shared with shamans, healers, paranormal investigators and psychics before taking them to these locations.

To me it is a worrying sign if journalists and authors mistakenly believe that credible spiritual mediums or psychics require prior knowledge before they can channel a remote vision. It shows that what is being represented in the media as genuine and expert psychic ability, is not spiritually credible.

If a paranormal investigator has been prepped before they're filmed on a psychic TV program looking for ghosts, the show becomes nothing more than a reality TV show. The heavy behind-the-scenes direction and editing is a reason for paranormal scientists and the public to be skeptical of the findings.

Demonstration of the Real Spiritual Arts

There was a reason I was spiritually guided to channel credible psychic predictions and prophecy from the higher angelic realms and to date all of the predictions with online archives available to Australian and worldwide readers.

It was because the higher realms wanted me to demonstrate the real spiritual arts, as opposed to entertainment psychics. The merging of credible spiritual arts with the mind, body spirit entertainment industry cannot be taken seriously.

When you see entertainment psychics writing predictions about celebrities, royalty, or vague one sentence predictions, it is often just another attempt to pass themselves off as credible psychics by falsifying spiritual skills they do not genuinely possess.

Often you’ll see bullet pointed one-liner predictions coming from questionable spiritual guides, and the psychics have a disclaimer saying they’re not responsible for the predictions their guides shared with them.

That should be a wake up call for any intelligent spiritual seeker or reader.

You might expect that the owners of psychic and spiritual businesses would truthfully represent the original spiritual arts and know what they stand for.

However, what becomes more obvious is that they're involved in the Mind Body Spirit sector simply because they can make money there. They see the telecommunications side of the industry as a way of building their business portfolios.

Sometimes the businesses are fly-by-night life coaches pretending to be psychic. They suddenly appear in online searches after promoting themselves heavily on social media using daily videos, Instagram photos etc. Then they disappear as quickly as they appeared, after they’ve exhausted their money-making networks.

How Abused the Psychic Sector has Become

I’ve been in the industry for many years and I have never seen so much misuse of the spiritual arts by 'so called' celebrity psychics cashing in on money making schemes, sugar-coated life coaching advice, tarot party psychic entertainment, paranormal and ghost hunting schemes.

When I was spiritually guided to work on the first phone psychic line, it was because the higher realms wanted me to protect the original spiritual arts and to warn how they were being tainted. This was before the internet even existed.

I was the first Australian psychic on the internet because I was pre-warned how psychic chat companies in Australia and world wide would taint the spiritual arts with a plethora of email, sms and phishing scams, network marketing, black hat SEO, fake reviews and fake psychics.

Everything spiritually channeled has come true.

Media companies are now weaponising psychic predictions. They want to either block out unfavourable prophecy about things like the Trump presidency and political corruption, or to denigrate and tarnish reputations to create controversy and sell more newspapers.

An example of this is Meghan Markle's marriage to Prince Harry into the Royal British family. Suspect British and international media outlets with conservative political leanings have deliberately targeted this happy couple because of her biracial background. It is appalling to see psychic predictions declaring the marriage is going to fail because "she comes from the wrong side of the tracks".

It is important to know why the media is directly involved in tarnishing the original spiritual arts. What are the motives behind media and journalist promotions of celebrity psychics? It's important to ask, is there a paid or cross promotion marketing arrangement with TV stations or streaming services, when they feature celebrity psychics?

Especially when the celebrity psychics are invited to Hanging Rock by newspapers owned by the same media company (News Corp) that is just about to air a new version of Picnic at Hanging Rock on Foxtel.

Be discerning.

Love and Light
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