Grandma Chandra: Psychic Hoax or Life Path Guide?
Grandma Chandra is a mute and severely disabled young woman, who is purported to be a psychic from another planet.
“Grandma Chandra’s purpose is to awaken everyone to their true life path,” according to her mother and translator Cat.
Their recent session in Bisbee was captured on video by Loneprotestor. In between taking audience questions about dreams, life paths, and unknown planets, Grandma Chandra (through her Mother) sold special oils and promoted her workshops.
From Grandma Chandra’s European website…
Grandma Chandra is both human and a multidimensional Light Being.
Since her youth she is clairvoyant, clairaudiant and clearsentient and she defied her physical handicaps of not being able to talk or walk by attending a school for the gifted and by studying physics and mathematics.
As an avatar she is fully focused on service to mankind to help raise the vibrational frequency of humans and the Earth. She can read the subtle light bodies from people so she knows where in the body and mind there are imbalances and how to help resolve them. She is very telepathic and works long distance with many people.
And she knows the language of the whales and dolphins.
I would love to hear your thoughts on this.
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This poor child is exploited by a mum who makes thousands of dollars from people who desparetely looking out for an answer… Horrible. I saw it and i felt i attended a sales show
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I went to starknowlege my 2nd yr I wanted to. Talk to grandma but too many people were around. My question is I have written a book pathway to a Spiritual Connection I want to help people I was a hospice RN for 12 yrs now spirit has me taking some time to find self. Now I don’t know the next step can grandmother help answer my question? Love light Marge
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For a hospice nurse you should know better than to promote the further exploitation of a severely mentally disabled child. I’ll answer your question for you. The next step is to stop buying into garbage.
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I have been in business all my life and would naturally be a total sceptic. However I genuinely experienced a telepathic conversation with Grandma Chandra which went on for a little over an hour. Fortunately my wife was beside me and also went through the whole experience with me. I cannot prove that she is at least genuine in part to other people but I have had that authenticity proven to me.
I do however agree that her Mother has an unfortunate approach which comes across as sales talk.
Best wishes Martin
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With respect to the people who are experiencing something, but my own experience was one of disgust. What I saw was a severely disabled child twisting and turning on her mother’s lap, reaching incessantly for a bottle of water that was kept out of her reach, and a medium giving the public platitudes regarding her ‘deep thinking and still deeper emotions’ . For me it was exploitation, and i really can’t imagine it’s possible to see it otherwise. And hey, talking to animals like dolphins is fairly common. How much would these people make from their ‘multidimensional’ child?
This is New Age at its worst.
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This is horrifying. Why haven’t these people been investigated by disability welfare authorities?
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