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دانلود کتاب Here & Hereafter: How Wisdom from the Departed Can Transform Your Life Now
دانلود کتاب اینجا و آخرت: چگونه خرد از مردگان می تواند زندگی شما را در حال حاضر متحول کند
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Here & Hereafter: How Wisdom from the Departed Can Transform Your Life Now
ویرایش:
نویسندگان: Tyler Henry
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ISBN (شابک) : 9781250796783, 9781250857392
ناشر: St. Martin's Publishing Group
سال نشر: 2022
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زبان: English
فرمت فایل : EPUB (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
حجم فایل: 10 Mb
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America has seen its share of fraudulent spiritualists and psychics throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, and Tyler Henry is among the most infamous. Henry hosts a series called Hollywood Medium on the E! network, in which he provides psychic services to a wide range of celebrities. Most of his psychic readings incorporate basic tricks from a mentalist’s handbook. He’s specifically very good at giving his guests a “cold reading,” which is when a clairvoyant will say something vague and hope that it gets an emotional hit. Psychics who lie aren't a new phenomenon; hucksters and snake oil salespeople have been bilking people out of money since the first person claimed that they could speak to the dead. But the fraud committed by Tyler Henry on Hollywood Medium feels especially cynical because he’s interviewing easily researched guests and asking viewers to believe that he isn’t simply using Google. Tyler Henry Claims To Know Nothing About Pop Culture: Henry's purported lack of pop culture knowledge forms a cornerstone of his backstory. He says that he's "from a small town," but Hanford, CA, has a population of over 50,000 - hardly a rural farm hamlet. But in the internet age, does the size of your town even matter? Now that he's meeting famous people for readings, it's hard to believe that the 22-year-old doesn't perform even a cursory Google search before he sits down with a star. In his reading of Carole Radziwill from The Real Housewives of New York City, Henry makes sure to say, "I don’t know what you do for a living. I don’t watch much TV.” By saying this, he's admitting he knows Radziwill is on television. And this isn't the only time he says this: It's repeated slip-ups like this that give Henry away. He Shies Away From Asking Big Questions: Henry deploys a classic clairvoyant move as part of his arsenal: telling his clients facts they already know or offering comforting generalizations. For instance, when he spoke to the Kardashians, he didn't provide any answers from the other side about Robert Kardashian, but he did talk about the tree-trimming business owned by Caitlyn Jenner's father. By tossing off easily researched information and nice sentiments, Henry can get away with sounding like he knows more than he does. He Lets People Tell Him What He Needs To Know: Tyler Henry's MO is to sit back and let people tell him all the information he needs to perform his readings. For instance, when someone hands him a gold ring and explains how it was a gift, he's able to intuit the person who gave the ring probably isn't alive anymore. Once Henry confirms that whoever gave the gift has passed on, he can pause and let his client feed him more information. After his client tells him what he needs, he can say he was receiving that information from the other side. He Gives Cold Readings: A "cold reading" is a technique used by psychics who don't know anything about their clients before meeting them. They use vague statements and cast a wide net to get a hit on the person to whom they're speaking. If they notice a specific mannerism that continues to pop up when they ask a question, then the psychic knows they've hit on something important. In Henry's interviews, he makes broad, incredibly vague statements, asking questions about “someone who might have died tragically at a young age." But the fact of the matter is that nearly everyone on Earth is connected to someone who died young, which is tragic regardless of how they died. He also frequently mentions dead pets, which is another easy move because nearly everyone has had a dog, cat, or fish that passed away. His Clientele Is Easily Researchable: If Tyler Henry dealt with clients who weren't on television, an argument could be made that he may have a genuine psychic connection. But the hook of Henry's whole setup is that he deals specifically with famous people, hence the name Hollywood Medium. Working with famous people doesn't just mean his show has a great hook, it also means he (or a producer) can easily research the people who appear in his segments. His greatest trick is convincing the viewing public he's never watched television. There's No Evidence For His Psychic Science: It's nearly impossible to test someone's psychic ability, but there are a few ways in which someone's clairvoyance can be measured. Tyler Henry has never undergone any of these psychic tests, and it's not like he's doing anything you can test anyway. When he met with Moby, he told the artist his mother doesn’t want him to feel guilty about not visiting her grave. Arguably, this is something that he could say to most people. But Moby didn't see it that way, responding, "there’s a lot of baffling legitimacy to this." His First Premonition Has Two Backstories: Before he was the Hollywood Medium, and even before he was giving readings at a New Age shop in Hanford, CA, Henry was having psychic visions. Henry claims his first vision came when he saw his grandmother pass away. He's told two slightly different versions of this story. In an interview with "Real Housewife" Heather Dubrow, he said he told nobody about his vision; in his autobiography, Henry wrote about telling his mother and warned her they should visit his sick grandmother right away. According to both accounts, "Shortly after his premonition, his mother received a call saying his grandmother had passed away." He Tells His Clients What To Tell Him: Tyler typically gleans information from his clients by simply asking them a half question. For instance, when interviewing Ross Mathews from RuPaul’s Drag Race, he asked, "There’s very distinctly a father reference… has your dad actually passed?" This was somehow accepted by Mathews, who didn't see it as an obvious admittance Henry wasn't receiving any information from a spiritual realm. It makes one wonder what would happen if one of Tyler's clients simply made up their personal history rather than giving him the answers he needs to produce his readings. He Got His Start In A New Age Shop: Where does one get into the world of psychic readings? If you're lucky enough to live near a New Age shop like Henry did in Hanford, CA, you, too, can train to work as a psychic. In 2012, he began working at Cosmic Corral, a New Age shop that's since closed its doors, where he wowed locals with his psychic gifts. It also may have helped that he was 16 years old when he began working as a psychic. His youth, combined with his earnest wisdom, brought a level of authenticity to his readings. "People see it's authentic - it's something I've done professionally since I was 16 years old," Henry said in an interview. "The fact that I'm at where I'm at for my age brings credibility to the readings." He Takes A Lot Of Notes: Henry's readings are particularly recognizable in part because of "notes" he scribbles while working. He essentially draws a bunch of circles while people talk to him, but it would be crazy to think he wasn't keeping some kind of rough impression of the person he was talking to. These notes typically wouldn't fly during a psychic reading, but Henry's clients don't seem to care. They see it as a harmless affectation - rapper Lil' Jon even kept the notes Henry jotted down during their meeting. He Wanted To Be On TV From A Young Age: In interviews, Henry has alluded to having hit a rough patch in high school and dropping out to finish his education via homeschool. When he graduated, he reached out to a talent agent in Fresno. It's clear from this canny move Henry knew he had a specific set of skills to sell - made more marketable by his youth. He Loves To Use Props: "The Grief Vampire" loves to use props. He encourages clients to bring props to the reading and uses them to glean context clues. For instance, when he gave Matt Lauer a reading, the former NBC host brought a pocket knife. Henry immediately brought up Lauer's father, who had passed away. While this might seem like an amazing feat, it's not absurd to think a pocket knife would be a gift from someone's father. Also, considering Matt Lauer is 60, it would arguably be more surprising if his father were still alive. The point is, the visions Tyler intuits are not uncanny enough to be considered feats of psychic prowess. If you meet with Tyler Henry, don't bring him a prop - instead, make him work for his psychic reading. He's Made Some Particularly Dangerous Predictions: Making bland accusations shrouded in the belief that you have a spiritual gift borders upon fraud. Giving medical diagnoses as a television psychic is not only fraudulent (if proven incorrect), but also very dangerous. In one episode, Henry offers Kris Jenner lackluster health advice. But with his lack of a medical degree, he could be supplying her with false confidence about her health, which could lead to problems down the line. He also told NFL defensive end Michael Sam that his long-lost brother was alive and well, which could be traumatizing to an individual's psychological health. In addition, he told E! television presenter Maria Menounos that she would have to wait years before her IVF process yields any results.
