Mehmet Emin Kırgil
4 readings
Wiped the older sister's face with a special transparent liquid that had been prepared. In the water there were black pieces, dot by dot. Cut white cloth with scissors and wiped the older sister's face. Gave a napkin in the hand and said spread it in front.
Reading
It is the evil eye lifting and coming into the light. Cutting with scissors is coming into the light with the good news that comes to hand. Spreading the napkin is the prayer being accepted.
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My spouse's fluid has gotten on me and on the breast. My mother is changing the cream-and-coffee-mix armchair cover for an emerald-green cover.
Reading
If things are broken between you, or if there is family distress, you get free of these. If there is no such state, goods and money will come to your hand. The emerald-green cover is the distress in the house lifting, and coming through to safety.
This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.
In the corridor, from two women, she said you know, and inside the apartment door she held out a white liquid; the middle of the liquid is turning circular by itself, and the woman said the letter G, or 6 November.
Reading
In order for a distress to be gotten through, a beautiful piece of news that will come from a woman will bring you to the spiritual. 6 November shows that within a few months you will receive news that brings glad tidings, and the plate that a plump woman will give you power and support.
This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.
We are at the hospital, I see as if seeing the man's veins on the X-ray; there is white fluid instead of blood, both legs are standing, we spoke from his liver.
Reading
Seeing the veins is a sign of a power to come, the white fluid of a matter in which one will come out into the light and of hearing auspicious news. The legs standing shows that power will come to hand, speaking from the liver shows coming through to safety quickly.
This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.