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I Am Clairvoyant (and so are you)

Break the word down. At its root it really means clear vision. We see things clearly that may not be apparent just by using our eyes. Do we understand things - have a clear vision from using our other senses or intelligences?

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Larry Hochman

Break the word down. At its root it really means clear vision. We see things clearly that may not be apparent just by using our eyes. Do we understand things - have a clear vision from using our other senses or intelligences?

Want love? Money? Self-Respect? What kind of energy are you putting out? Someone in tune with energy will pick up on this and make some pretty accurate predictions.

  • Try looking at those amazing mystical powers we see on a continuum. There's nothing magic or sacred about bending a spoon, knowing someone's birthday, or predicting the next time the Cubs will win the World Series. It's just a matter of getting greater access to a power you and I already have.
  • Demystify the process. People who have the kind of clairvoyance we've been talking about don't hear spooky music soundtracks in their head, or see green smoke, or anything else Hollywood has convinced us goes along with supernatural experiences. In fact the experience isn't supernatural at all. It's natural . Everything we see and do is, even if it isn't the nature we're used to.
  • Patience and practice, patience and practice. Start small. Learn to trust your own instincts, separate from what other people think you're supposed to be doing. Your feelings will lead you to the right answers of your own life. Eventually you might be helping others do the same.
  • Spend time around people who have the "thing." Whether it's "The Amazing Ragoo" or your neighbor down the street, or me, we tend to take on the behaviors and attitudes of those we hang around with. Who are your running buddies?

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