Seminar Readings

[ears888]

Can anyone tell me how readings are done at seminars. Now understanding that there are over 1500 people at one event, does JE basically only read the people in the front, or close to him? I'd imagine in a room that large, he must keep pretty much to an immediate area? Is there any chance that person #1499 has the same chance as the first one in the door? Can you see and hear him ok?

[PsyQuestor]

It does not matter where you sit. Those on the other side decide who gets a reading. For the most part JE stays on stage.

For more about seminars check the FAQ's.

Tammy

[Don]

Originally posted by PsyQuestor
For more about seminars check the FAQ's.Tammy was referring to the FAQ's here ( http://www.johnedwardtalk.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1030), not the button at the top of the page. You can also get to it (and other useful info) via the Everyday Guide to Our Forum ( http://www.johnedwardtalk.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=996) at the top right of our home page.

[ears888]

Thanks guys for the replies. I was just curious how he could possibly read someone....waaaaaaaay in the back..... guess i''ll just have to wait and see. :)

been trying all day to get tickets to Providence.... but tele-charge is yet to release them. :(

[riley90]

ears88
Is there any chance that person #1499 has the same chance as the first one in the door? Can you see and hear him ok?


My first seminar was Boston March 2001. Due to circumstances beyond our control, we arrived later than planned. We ended up in the balcony at the Berklee Music Theater. Although there were readings up front, there were numerous readings behind us.

I did regret not bringing binoculars to that seminar. I missed JE's facial expressions. In New Haven binoculars were not needed.

[Gail]

John can probably book these seminars so fast and so close together because he doesn't have to practice for them, get together a big musical background group, find a great costume, or wonder if there will be enough people to come to them.:)
He just has to walk out on stage and do his stuff to a sold out room. :D
Gail

[Phigalilly]

I was at the recent Las Vegas seminar and one of the longest readings was for a woman who was standing against the wall in the very back. I think there were 2500 people and John did readings all over the room. If you want to see John up close definately get there early so you can sit up front. And sit on the aisle! :)

[Daughtie]

I agree with what the others have already said - unless you just want to see JE up close, it doesn't matter if you're way in the back. One of the earliest readings JE did in Atlantic City last year was a person in the back row.

Valerie

[ceylavie]

I too agree with everyone -- it doesn't matter one iota where you sit ... you will be found if you are suppossed to be found!!

Enjoy!!

[kimk]

In San Fran. I was in the 6th row of the balcony, stage left and I was read.....if it's your reading, he finds you ! :)