According To Top Harvard Educated Intuitive Jeanne Mayell, 2021 Is Going To Be A 'Golden Year'

Jan 10, 2021

Mayell Accurately Predicted that 2020 Would be a Difficult "Crash Year" Back In 2014, But Now Says The Best Is Yet To Come In 2021

PITTSBURGH: Harvard-educated Jeanne Mayell, considered by many to be one of the most gifted and accurate intuitives in the country – especially regarding predictions for the future – believes that 2021 is going to be a much better year than 2020, even stating that the coming year "will be kind of a 'Golden Year."

Mayell, who earned two graduate degrees from Harvard, and who is featured along with 32 other highly gifted intuitives in a new book by Mary Ann Bohrer called The Gift Within Us: Intuition, Spirituality and the Power of Our Own Inner Voice, recently revealed her surprisingly positive predIctions for 2021 during a radio interview on "Perth Tonight with Chris Ilsley" in Australia.

"I knew years ago that 2020 was going to be a difficult, pivitol year – like a crash year. However, it was also going to be a 'reset' for us and our values," says Mayell. "But I know that 2021 is going to be much better than 2020 -- it's going to be a kind of 'Golden Year.' 2021 is going to be the beginning of a new age, of a sense of higher mind, and people will be less concerned about selfishness or greed, and more concerned about the welfare of others."

According to Mayell, who correctly predicted that 2020 was going to be an incredibly tough year back in 2014, the world is now going to be rewarded with this new, golden reality. "We're coming off of a period of literally decades of a sort of darker period of materialism. And that's going to shift – we can thank 2020 for that," says Mayell. "I think that gratitude and appreciation for each other -- for love, for caring for the Earth -- is going to be a reaction that we will start to see in 2021."

Mayell continues, "In 2021, it will be like the sun is coming out. The sun is a symbol of enlightenment, of light, happiness and joy – mostly of joy. I think we're in for something good."

And COVID-19 may have actually played a positive role in the world, primarily by raising consciousness. "I really think that we are going to get a new respect for what could happen if we continue to abuse the Earth," predicts Mayell. "And we're going to be more careful about paying attention to science. I think that COVID is helping us with that."

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I don't consider Jeanne to be accurate.

Calling Jeanne accurate is like giving praise to a broken clock and feels like an insult to actual psychics who have actually predicted events accurately and honestly. Everytime I look at Jeannes predictions it feels more like a political vehicle for her woke ideology more than anything rather than actual predictions. If you want an example that Mayell is only trying to propagate her views check out her so-called predictions including some examples I’ll provide right here that show my point. “Biden gives a big speech. The critics are merciless, so much right-wing spin. But we know he’s completed a gargantuan task.” “Women are in control.” “Politics heating up, Trump knows his power and he keeps directing his party. They want him. They don’t have any power without him. His rhetoric is destructive and mendacious, and GOP leadership keeps following. Some fall off though. All are digging their political graves over the long term.” “The Republican base is making noise and instigating chaos. They cannot accept the cultural changes that are manifesting in this country and fear being displaced. They only worry about their needs.” “There is a show of leadership by Kamala Harris, or she is noted for an accomplishment.” “I see old, overweight white people being shepherded into pens and I see them running off and going away. Their time is over, and we move into this new era without the hate. We have new ears that listen in a new way.” “Elections are at fever pitch. Writing postcards, people helping voters in every possible way to get their votes in. Republicans determined not to allow votes to count.” “I see people writing postcards to help marginalized voters get to the polls in red states. There will be clashes, but progressives won’t back down.“ I could go on and on about how Jeanne only uses her site to propagate her view points. At least Old Moores Almanac and Nicolas Aujula's, despite both of them having agendas make predictions that make sense, but whenever Jeanne get’s predictions wrong she either alters or distorts them to make it seem like they were actually predicted when they obviously weren’t. One major example involves her predicting that Clinton would win in 2016, but when Trump did, she reversed her prediction on her website. I know because I have ways check if a site is edited or not. She also said that there wouldn’t be an election in 2020. There was. I could go on and on about how she contradicts her predictions when they don’t go her way, and how she uses her site as a political vehicle. As I’ve said, other psychics have made political statements before, but at least when Old Moores Almanac or Aujula does it’s in a way that’s acceptible and doesn’t feel like it’s forcing an ideology down ones throat. In addition to that, unlike Jeanne, their predictions make sense. https://web.archive.org/web/20160926010708/http://www.jeannemayell.com/psychic-predictions-2015-2016 https://web.archive.org/web/20161228011044/https://www.jeannemayell.com/psychic-predictions-for-2016-2017-and-beyond-updated-often/ https://www.jeannemayell.com/2016-world-predictions/

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