ESP Psychic Fair attracts Akwesasne community

ESP Psychic Fair made a stop at the Best Western in Cornwall on Jan. 6, 7, & 8 of last week. Ten psychics with abilities ranging from stellar astrologists, palmistry and tarot card readings were on hand to provide insights into the lives of the crowd who came by the show.

The ESP Psychic Fair travels from Toronto to Newfoundland, with around 30-40 shows per year. The number of psychics at each event ranges from 10 up to 30 at any given show. Each participating psychic offers their unique gifts for a fee in order to help those who are looking for answers.

David John, who was given the title Honorary White Chief Gray Wolf while visiting the territories in British Columbia, is a psychic/clairvoyant who uses palmistry and tarot card readings while providing his clients with a CD audio recording of his readings. John was excited for this particular show as he enjoys working with clients from First Nations communities.

Tanya Laurin is another psychic who focuses on Holistic Transformations and is based out of Ottawa. She provides tools and services for inner development and well-being. Using her ability of intuitive clairvoyance, Laurin reads her clients auras and works to guide and heal them through transformational coaching. A part of her coaching involves the use of customized flower essences to deal with feelings of stress, fear, anxiety, to name a few.

The next stop on the road for the ESP Psychic Fair is going to be Ottawa at the Chemo Hotel on Jan. 21, 22, & 23. If you are interested in stopping into the fair but don’t want to travel all the way to Ottawa, the organizers of the ESP Psychic Fair are planning another stop in Cornwall later this year.