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Woman claims she can smell imminent death on people

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 Ari Kala

Ari Kala, a 24-year-old psychic from New South Wales, Australia, claims to have a very unusual clairvoyant  gift- she can tell if people are about to die just by taking a whiff of them.

The self-described ‘psychic coach’ apparently discovered her unique talent when she was just 12 years old, while visiting her terminally-ill uncle.

She recalls picking up an odd smell in his house the night before he died and thinking it was his remains.

However, nobody else could smell it, and Kala says that the “odd, sickly sweet rotten kind of smell” turned out to be that of imminent death, which she would detect countless times throughout her life, especially among people with terminal diseases and the elderly.

“The year before I started high school I visited my uncle to be with him as he died. The night before his death I picked up this odd, sickly sweet rotten kind of smell in the house. I thought it was the smell of his remains as I had never smelled that before. But no one else could smell it. I realised later it was the frequency of death I could smell,” Ari Kala recently told Caters Clips.

“Since then, I’ve experienced the same thing around people with terminal diseases or the very elderly too many times to count.”

Being able to predict death is not only macabre, but also pretty much useless, at least according to the 24-year-old psychic.

 She claims that by the time she is able to smell death on them, these people are beyond help, so telling them that they’re going to die doesn’t make much sense.

 

 

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