

Rated 4 stars in
“The Directory of Psychics”
Memberships
- The American Society
for Psychical Research, Inc.
- The New York
Academy of Sciences
- American Association
For the Advancement of Science
Representative Client List
- Astrological Fund
- Attorneys
- Bloomingdales
- Boces
- Celanese Trivera
- Central Animal Hospital,
Scarsdale, NY
- Cornell Group/Wall Street
- Croton, NY Senior High School
- senior sponsorship/program
- Dan Gomez, Unsolved Mysteries
- Doctors/Practitioners
- Elaine Mercado, Author
"Grave's End"
- Engineers/Architects
- Homicide Department,
White Plains, NY
Houdini Historical Society
- IBM
- John Sutton, Author
"Psychic Pets"
- Johnny Mitchell, NFL player
- New York City Task Force
- Parapsychologists
- Professor/Author Hans Holzer -
sessions/books
- Professor Henry Wolf
(Artist/Photographer),
Parsons School of Design, NYC
- Scientists/Physicists
- Sherry Suib Cohen,
Journalist/Author
- sessions/book
- Shooting Stars, NYC - sessions
- Teachers
- "The Players Club", NYC
- Thomas Cere, Astrologer/Author
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BIOGRAPHY
Marisa Anderson has lived her entire life in the paranormal arena. Even as
a child growing up in Manhattan and Westchester County, New York,
Marisas unique talents and sensitivities were evident to her friends and family.
However, thanks to good and loving parents, her childhood was rich, fulfilling
and well-balanced.
Many of her weekends were spent in New York City, an excellent vantage point
from which to explore plays, musicals, operas, ballet and museums and foster
a lifelong passion for her Russian family heritage. Her father, a remarkable
"sensitive", and her Mother, an advocate for and a believer of psychic
phenomena, were émigrés from the then resolved Soviet Union. Throughout
her childhood, Marisa was immersed in the culture of her family, studying
at the Russian academy at St Sergius in Manhattan and developing talents for
the ballet and piano. Marisa spent her summers volunteering at the Tolstoy Foundation Center, a non-profit international philanthropic organization located on the 70-acre site of Reed Farm in Valley Cottage, NY, where she spent time with her personal friend, Alexandra Tolstoy, youngest daughter of Leo Tolstoy. Countess Alexandra Tolstoy, who died in 1979 at the age of 96, co-founded the Tolstoy Foundation in 1939, with sponsorship from such prominent intellectuals as Sergei Rachmaninov, Igor Sikorski, Tatiana Schaufuss, Boris Bakhmeteff and Boris Sergievsky. President Herbert Hoover became the first Honorary Chairman from 1939-1964.
Marisa's experiences during these early years enhanced her natural spirit for action and influence, strength of mind and deep compassion - all the while honing her strengths of perception. Her love of life, her curiosity and her special extra sensory abilities, positioned her into the paths that led her to do the work that she does today. The allowances of her culture and its beliefs were crucial.
Marisa's mother noted that wild animals would appear tame around Marisa. British author John Sutton immortalized one such episode with a wild horse, in a story entitled "The Psychic Pet Consultant" about animals named "Bonnet" and "Lizzie". Her natural perceptive abilities, love for animals and her father's passion for wildlife, led her to future work in animal rescue.
As a young adult, Marisa modeled while attending classes at The Actors TV Studio. Here she met Henry Wolf, a famous photographer of many prominent faces, now world renown painter, who had been a professor of graphic design at Parson's School of Design, and later photography at the New School in NYC. She began to watch her new mentor's techniques and adapted them to her own trade in graphic design and advertising. She became a successful photographer, working for clients such as Bloomingdale's and Zales, while running a full service art studio. She went on to gain prominent accounts, including Jeno's Pizza, Peter Pan Peanut Butter and Lucien Piccard. Building on this success, Marisa expanded her business, moving to Arizona and then California.
Marisa gained additional recognition through her "World Predictions". This includes giving a comprehensive account of the 2000 U.S. Presidential Election and the events of September 11, 2001, as well as the predictions of the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami and the downing of Flight 800. She has also worked with clients to resolve anomalous phenomena, or hauntings, such as in the famous case of Graves End.
Today, while Marisa continues to lend her abilities to criminal investigations
and animal rescue, she also offers a wide array of services to resolve virtually
any open-ended questions. In addition to working with corporations to predict
catastrophic events in the financial and business arenas, Marisa also consults
individuals on personal concerns ranging from wellness and relationships to
major life decisions.
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Marisa's work has been embraced by the media, inspiring books, movies and guest appearances
on many TV and radio shows.
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