How smart is it to go treasure hunting? It’s fun, especially when you find the treasure you’ve been looking for, and it’s dangerous, because “the smell of money [treasure] can change some people in a moment, without warning…and everything changes.

Once down in Texas we were looking for something related to Quantrill’s Raiders, and did, in fact, find what we were looking for, but exited the situation instantly when we spoke up about it, and realized that once again, money changes minds…treasure eliminates morality, and life can be come expendable.

Again, we just walked away, for our own safety.

What say you?

AR

Treasure hunting is a favorite thing of ours to do. But most often we don’t…because we’ve been there…done that…like the Mercedes shipwreck find in 2007 now being ruled on by a Florida judge. The finder can’t have it! And we ask “why?”

This one is for over $500 million in value, found in the Atlantic, by a professional underwater search group called Odyssey Marine Explorations, and they know what they’re doing.

The only real mistake they made is they didn’t bring us on board. We’re psychics, and we’re Corporate Intuitives, and could have provided valuable information ahead of time to avoid the circus with no reward at the end of the day, as it looks now. Too bad!

We’ve actually stood over where we thought the famous Beale Treasure is located, and left it…just walked away, because of the impossible and perhaps fatal outcome had we spoken up. Is it frustrating?…you bet! Is it necessary…yes, if you’ve got your brain in gear.

There are so many things begging to be found. Wish we could find a way to get in on some of it. Anyone of you got an idea about this? We’re listening.

AR