There are many different types of psychic abilities that are programmed into our central nervous system, each having the ability to create different sensations and elicit unusual talents. One of the biggest enemies, in my opinion anyway, of the evolution in awareness and acceptance of intuitive abilities is the different way we categorize and detail these gifts.

For the uninitiated, or the skeptics among us, using esoteric terminology and strange-sounding labels only reinforces the feeling that all of these inherent, yet latent abilities are just a bunch of bullshit! Language like astral travel, telekinesis, channeling, and the like cause negative associations and a lot of rolling eyes when you mention them in polite company. However, behind closed doors, many people relate these same experiences, perhaps categorized a little differently, but the same phenomena all the same! Let’s take a closer look at some of the common descriptors used:

1) Clairvoyance:

Usually this refers to visual manifestations of things that are not in your current field of vision. It is derived from the French “clear vision” and is one of the most popularized and commercialized types of psychic phenomena. But did you know that the United States government studied the clairvoyant abilities of soldiers for many years as a potential form of “remote” espionage? Yes, it was called (and is still called) remote viewing, and it was thought long enough for the CIA to conduct a decade-long experiment known as Operation Stargate, from which emanated what most impartial observers believe to be empirical evidence. that this is not a living room. trick! Some of the things “seen” in these experiments, verifiable real descriptions of scenes thousands of miles away, will change your paradigm completely if you take a look. Fascinating things!

2) Clairaudience:

This refers to the actual hearing of sounds that are not readily available to less sensitive people. It includes sounds that are heard both in the outer, objective realm (that is, a clear voice coming from our “normal” external reality) and sounds that are heard in the eye of a sensitive mind (a clear, but decidedly inner experience) . Many people report clairaudience in times of great stress or danger; We have all heard stories of near death experiences in which the subject hears a different inner voice that guides them out of a difficult or traumatic situation. One of the dilemmas associated with clairaudience is that many people with mental illness report very similar phenomena, which often makes it difficult to genuinely study their occurrence: is it a real experience or a momentary hallucination?

3) Clairvoyance:

This is probably the most common of all well-known psychic phenomena, most commonly thought of as an inner certainty or “clear knowledge.” Many people report having an experience where something simply appears in their consciousness as a simple matter of truth and acceptance. It could be the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship, or even the feeling of an upcoming event. This is magnified intuition and it can manifest itself in many subtle ways! We have all experienced this sense of knowledge, some of us believe that it is an opening to another level or consciousness and being, others believe that it is just a simple feeling .. 🙂

It is up to you to decide what you believe, but I believe that you, like me, are really psychic! And unlocking that ability leads to a wild and woolly world of wonder and excitement!