Photo by Marla Corvallis
LaFaye Fouts shares some of her psychic wealth with Fat Hass, who attended the psychics
fair over the weekend.
"Psychic ESP Adventure"
attracts a varied crowd
By Sarah Kitchen
Of th« Kmerald
Palm readers, tarot card
readers, face readers, and
mediums gathered this
weekend in Eugene at the
'Psychic ESP Adventure'.
Cassie Carroll founded ESP
Adventure a year ago, and since
then has been organizing fairs
throughout the country Carroll,
herself a psychic reader, invites
various professional psychics
from around the world to par
ticipate in the fair.
"1 find there is more interest
in the subject, and that people
are more aware that they have
psychic abilities," Carroll said.
Iris Betts, from Boise, Idaho,
has been doing professional
palm readings for eight years.
Betts became interested in the
subject after taking community
education classes in palm
reading.
Betts, who was raised a Mor
mon, said that palmistry was
not a profession that she would
have chosen, however once she
studied it she was unable to ig
nore the subject
"After taking the classes, my
intuition refused to leave me
alone. I kept seeing combina
tions of things that woulfl give
me more insight, and palmistry
became a tool of looking and in
vestigating for me,” Betts said.
Betts also does psychic in
vestigation work, which in
cludes locating missing
children, missing objects, and
stolen objects
Betts said that she works
more with private investigators
than she does with the police.
The police are slowly coming
around to using psychics to
help them with their investiga
tions, Betts added.
When trying to locate a miss
ing child, Betts said she trys to
tap into that child's energy and
vibration; by doing this. Betts
said that she gels mental pic -
tures of the child.
"The first thing I do when I'm
working with missing children
is I discern whether or not they
are living. If they are living. I
get something that represents
that child's living energy, such
as clothing, a stuffed animal, or
a pet.”
Betts said that she also does
map "dowzing'' by using a
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