When it comes to divination, Kirst has some boundaries that she doesn’t cross. For example, for people with health problems, he names the problem area of u200bu200bthe body, but diseases are treated by doctors, not him. “If a person has cancer, he doesn’t go to the doctor, but to the doctor. Doctors treat cancer.”
As for charlatans, Kirsti says that in Estonia they appeared like mushrooms after the rain. “Some take card reading courses that make me laugh. You can’t learn to read cards.”
Competition between people calling themselves witches has led them to steal esoteric goods from each other. “A well-known manufacturer offered candles similar to mine. Even with the same contexts and meanings.”
Kirsti considers the church “white magic” and believes in God himself.
However, she calls herself a “black witch” who should be feared. At school she had hissed at a petulant teacher to break his bones. The teacher fell down the stairs and broke his leg. “He made me think at the time, but because I was so angry, I didn’t even feel sorry.”
Today he does not wish to harm anyone or force anyone to coexist. “It’s like rape. People being together has to be voluntary,” she says.
Death is a cunning and kind man. He’s a bit of an exhibitionist and always wants her to carry the cards.
Kirsti Valdstein-Timmer
Valdstein-Timmer says that in divination he often gets information about a person from death. “Death is a cunning and kind man. He is a bit of an exhibitionist and wants you to always carry your cards on the line.”
Kirsti, who is otherwise eager to talk about death, becomes serious when asked about her experience with death. “I had a pulmonary thrombus and 17% oxygen in my blood. The doctors said I couldn’t live. But I wanted to see my children grow up. I was given a second chance.”
In the new episode of “Rööprähklejate” you will hear what this “second chance” means and how Kirsti has changed her life so far.
Former television and radio voice
Kirsti gained her fame even before playing cards on television and radio. At the age of 18, she began her working career as a director at ETV Toomas Kirsi as an assistant. Among other shows, she has also worked with Don’t hit your horse.
“Urmas Ott taught me to never try to please everyone. Everyone has to like a prostitute and a 500 note. The more you can irritate people, the more they follow you.” Because at one point Urmas Ott knelt in front of Kirsti – listen to this podcasts‘AND.
Kirst also has a special connection with Eesti Ekspres. When the first Eesti Ekspress was published in 1989, he had to interview the owner of the newspaper to prove himself on ETV Hans H. Luigi. But she did not want to give interviews.
That’s how Kirsti sat outside Luige’s door for four hours. “The swan came out of his office. I stamped my feet and became hysterical. He shouted at me: don’t waste my time! I replied: you want to fight, right? He started laughing like that and said: come on crazy, let’s do it!’
Kirsti was also the presenter for ten years of one of the most popular radio programs, “Naistekas”. You’ll hear stories about the colorful history of the show within the show.
What will 2024 bring? What will happen Echo from Kallas? Why did Kirst’s search for a man on Tinder end with a huge bill? What is the difference between divination with ordinary playing cards and with tarot cards? You will hear the answers to these questions in “Rööprähklejate” podcasts‘is, which can be found in Delphi Pocket, Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
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2023-12-16 14:01:00
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