When the much loved performer, comedian and magician Tommy Cooper died, live on national television, up to half an hour before this happened the switchboard at the TV station was jammed. It was choker block with calls from distressed Psychics ringing to say that they were concerned for Mr Cooper as his Aura
(OR ENERGY FIELD) had disappeared!
Those in the Psychic field know that this happens, just before some one die’s. Tommy Cooper subsequently suffered a heart attack and died some 30 minutes later.
This event and all the worried calls are well documented by the TV station and canbe proven as a factual event. Does this information go some way to proving that some people (some psychics) can view a persons energy or aura? It’s a tough crowd that won’t even consider this possibility…..
Classic Tommy Cooper
“A man walks into a greengrocer’s and says, I want five pounds of potatoes please. And the greengrocer says, we only sell kilos. So the man says, alright then, I’ll have five pounds of kilos.”
“He said ‘I’m going to chop off the bottom of one of your trouser legs and put it in a library.’ I thought ‘That’s a turn-up for the books.”
“I went to Blackpool on holiday and knocked at the first boarding house that I came to. A women stuck her head out of an upstairs window and said ‘What do you want?’. ‘I’d like to stay here’ ‘Ok then. Stay there’.”
He’s been on the music scene since 1996 and he and his sometimes macabre lyrics and outrageous stage behavior have caused controversy in the US, with extreme christian groups taking to chanting ‘they hope he dies’ outside his concerts…not a very charitable act in itself. His concerts have drawn protests in some cities and some cited his music influenced the two teen-age gunmen in the Columbine shooting. He is a creative and artistic individual with the ability to shock and entertain. Why does America view him with such disdain and elevate him to the status of all that is wrong and bad with a strong influence on American youth, because it’s easy to do so rather than tackle the more complex social issues and gun culture perhaps, when in the UK we view him as an entertaining individual who brings a bit of balance to the often mono tone, samey drab teen music scene?
