Crossing over with John EdwardMeet the man behind the phenomenon By Emma Kae - 4th October 2001 - Back to News •Tell us your opinion •See what others have said You may have heard of John Edward. He has been featured on many television features, newspaper articles, and even talk shows. Now, John Edward has his own. ‘Crossing Over with John Edward’ is the television show that demonstrates – with a live audience – the phenomenon that has kept him in the spotlight for quite some time. You see, John Edward talks to the dead, and they talk back.
The website is based around the American talk-show that has fascinated and intrigued viewers globally as they become witness to the world of the supernatural. Keep your mind open as you discover the man and the miracle spectacle. Sceptics please note: John works with members of his studio audience, spontaneously selecting individuals, and never knowing who he will contact. His antics are unstaged and unrehearsed.
The website explores the possibilities, with ideas for the believers and evidence – in the form of video clips taken directly from the show – for the critics. Although John cannot ‘read’ you and give you messages from your loved ones over the Internet, there is a message in the website for everyone: love, appreciate and validate those you care for today – before the time comes when you need a psychic like John to make the communications for you.
Visit the website for a new look at your reality. Click here to see John Edwards.
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: support@gippslander.com
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