| Irish-born Zak Martin is one of
the worlds foremost psychics and a leading
figure of the New Age movement. He has been
featured extensively on TV, radio and in the
world press, and is widely acclaimed for his
powers of psychic detection and criminal
profiling on behalf of police forces throughout
the world, including Scotland Yard. He is also famous for his predictions on world events. His private clients include
Royalty, heads of state, and major companies, and he is personal and creative advisor to world-famous pop celebrities, television personalities and movie stars.
Zak Martin is author of several
books, including Quantum Perception and
the worldwide top-selling guide to psychic
growth, How
to Develop Your ESP (Harper-Collins). He has contributed to the growth of public interest in psychic and psychological matters by
writing articles, giving lectures and taking part
in TV and radio programmes dealing with these
topics. He also writes articles on political and humanitarian issues, and is actively involved with the Anti War Movement.
In Britain, Zak Martin made headlines for his psychic detection work with Scotland Yard, his work as advisor to famous pop singers and TV personalities, his friendship with Princess Diana, and his founding of the London Psychic Centre. He currently lives in Granada, in the South of Spain.
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Zak Martin - "The real-life Johnny Smith" Zak Martin has used his unique psychological and psychic profiling skills to help police forces around the world - including Scotland Yard - with unsolved crimes, and he has successfully solved a number of murder and missing persons cases. The movie - and subsequently a major TV series - "The Dead Zone" (adapted from the book by Stephen King), dealt with events Zak had encountered in his own psychic detection work, and he was consulted in the authentication and promotion of the original film, which starred Christopher Walken as "Johnny Smith", a man who finds himself in possession of psychic powers after a near-fatal car crash.
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