SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY - BOOK OF NAMES
- Donna DiPietro
A number of years ago, when my niece Ardis was a student at Syracuse University, she would occasionally call her Uncle Al and me to talk and ask me to use my psychic abilities. There was an old book in the main room of her dormitory building that had the names of hundreds of people. I would tell her to look at a particular page number and she would find a certain name on that page. It was a great form of entertainment and bewilderment. I could understand if she was already looking at a particular name on a certain page, and then I would suggest that I was using telepathy by reading her mind. But that was not the case. The book was closed when I told her what pages to look at to find particular names. I felt I was there in the dorm, looking at the book myself and seeing the names on certain pages. I don’t understand why I was able to do this since I was almost 300 miles away and have never been to Syracuse University and have no knowledge of the dorm or the book.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
TIFFANY NECKLACE
TIFFANY NECKLACE
- Donna DiPietro
In 2001, I was working for a real estate company in Wellesley, Massachusetts. Carol, one of our agents, stopped by my office this particular day and asked me if I could locate her daughter’s Tiffany necklace with a sterling heart charm, engraved with the daughter’s initials. Her daughter had been searching for it for days and it was nowhere to be found. I had no idea where the daughter lived or knew what her home looked like, but I was immediately in the daughter’s apartment walking over to a bookcase. I was drawn to a particular book with a red cover and told Carol that if her daughter opens the book, she will find her missing necklace. Carol relayed my message to her daughter. A few minutes later, the daughter called Carol and said she found the necklace. She remembered she had been reading that particular book with the red cover and somehow her necklace fell off and landed between the pages. She couldn’t believe her eyes when she found the book exactly where I said it would be and opened it, and there was her Tiffany necklace with a sterling heart charm, engraved with her initials.
- Donna DiPietro
In 2001, I was working for a real estate company in Wellesley, Massachusetts. Carol, one of our agents, stopped by my office this particular day and asked me if I could locate her daughter’s Tiffany necklace with a sterling heart charm, engraved with the daughter’s initials. Her daughter had been searching for it for days and it was nowhere to be found. I had no idea where the daughter lived or knew what her home looked like, but I was immediately in the daughter’s apartment walking over to a bookcase. I was drawn to a particular book with a red cover and told Carol that if her daughter opens the book, she will find her missing necklace. Carol relayed my message to her daughter. A few minutes later, the daughter called Carol and said she found the necklace. She remembered she had been reading that particular book with the red cover and somehow her necklace fell off and landed between the pages. She couldn’t believe her eyes when she found the book exactly where I said it would be and opened it, and there was her Tiffany necklace with a sterling heart charm, engraved with her initials.
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