Jeane Dixon- Psychic to The Stars

Jeane Dixon is one of the most famous seers of the United States. Born in 1918, Ms. Dixon rose to national prominence as a psychic after President John F. Kennedy ’s death in 1963, when it emerged that she had predicted this event 11 years earlier. This time was seven authors psychic advisor to many celebrities, including President Ronald and Nancy Reagan.

The controversy continues to surround it, even after his death in January 1997, as many continue to question the truth of his prediction of Kennedy. According to history, Jeane Dixon predicted this back in 1952 when Kennedy was still a senator. She had a vision while in a church near his home in Washington. She has no name, but knew that a blue-eyed young man, she knew he was the President inaugurated in 1960, would be assassinated during his tenure.

Critics say that the prediction was vague at best. They cite the quote from an interview a few years later, “As for the 1960 election, Mrs. Dixon thinks it will be dominated by work and won by a Democrat. But he will be killed or die in office, though not necessarily in his first term. (Parade, 1956) Additionally, a recent prediction by Ms. Dixon, in 1960 Richard Nixon won the presidency.

But in 1963 Kennedy was President and Jeane Dixon began to have premonitions worrying about their safety. He tried unsuccessfully to contact him and warn of the danger he saw. And, of course, on 22 November of that year, was shot dead during an appearance at the parade in Dallas, TX.

And the legend continues. Five years later he was taking questions after a speech at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. When asked about the chances of becoming president Robert Kennedy replied, “He will never become President of the United States because of a tragedy here in this hotel.” A week later, Robert Kennedy was assassinated at a rally at the Ambassador Hotel to celebrate his victory at the California primary. He died the next day.

She is known as the “Psychic to the Stars”, due to its immense popularity among the rich and famous. The Reagans were often harassed on the use of physics to establish the president’s agenda. Psychic Jeane Dixon was his election at the beginning of his presidency, but later switched alliances to a rival, Joan Quigley.

Jeane Dixon popularity grew as a biography by Ruth Montgomery became a bestseller in 1965. “A gift of prophecy: the Jean Dixon phenomenal,” said the hundreds of accurate predictions made over the years. This made a great demand as a lecturer and was at that time began his successful syndicated horoscope column, which was finally printed in newspapers worldwide.

N psychics are always perfect. All predictions are flawed. A respected mathematician John Allen Paulos, who coined the phrase, the effect of “Jeane Dixon, Jeane as imperfect predictions. This is where some predictions prove accurate psychic and forget about the hundreds that never materialize.

Some of his more notable failures include: 1) World War III would begin in 1958, 2) a cure for cancer is found in 1967, 3) Richard Nixon would be a good president and Barry Goldwater was claimed and 4) the Russians land on the moon first.

Jeane Dixon led a colorful life and gave us something to think about some of their predictions. Will remain one of the best-known visionaries in modern history.