Clairvoyance for Beginners by Alexandra Chauran

Author:Alexandra Chauran
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: clairvoyance, developing clairvoyance, psychic skill, psychic, psychic development, intuition, esp, extrasensory perception, extra-sensory perception
Publisher: Llewellyn Worldwide, LTD.
Published: 2014-05-15T04:00:00+00:00

By the time you progress through the exercises again with a focus exclusively on ghosts, you will be bringing them out of your subconscious and right in front of your eyes for your clairvoyant sight exercises. After you’ve gone through all the steps, you can pick whatever way you prefer to work with ghosts. You might stop at lucid dreaming or stick with a holey stone after you’ve seen your first ghost through one avenue or another.

After becoming comfortable seeing ghosts around you all the time, you might want to try summoning a specific ghost, such as that of a deceased loved one. Pick your favorite way of seeing ghosts from the steps above, and ask to see your specific ghost of choice. That ghost may or may not choose to show up for you, so if it does not appear, don’t blame your clairvoyant abilities. It may be that your deceased loved one has better things to do in the afterlife than to appear as a ghost, or it may mean that the ghost simply doesn’t want to talk to you right now for whatever reason. Some ghosts don’t want to interfere with their loved ones’ lives because they don’t want to interfere with the grieving process or with somebody’s ability to move on.

If, however, you are able to get a hold of a ghost you want, chances are you will want to share the messages you’ve received with other mutual friends or relatives. Group clairvoyant sessions with ghosts are often called séances, which will be covered in chapter 5.

Now that you are able to practice clairvoyance, you may begin to wonder about some of the basic theory behind it. As a beginner, your skills may advance in directions you don’t necessarily expect, and you may struggle to find the meaning and purpose behind what you see. In this chapter, we’ll confront the feelings and confusion that may come about as a result of your budding clairvoyant ability.

Interpretation

Interpretation of clairvoyant visions can often be frustrating and confusing. Rather than simply seeing the past, present, or future as if it were flashing before your eyes on a television screen, you might see symbolic representations that seem like riddles. Why might that be? Psychologist Carl Jung believed that our subconscious mind uses symbols in the form of pictures in order to process ideas. It may be that the clairvoyant part of our brains is mostly located within our subconscious. As a result, longer messages and ideas are communicated through imagery as opposed to presenting us with words, the way our conscious world does.

Symbols

A symbol, for the purposes of clairvoyant visions, is any visual image that represents an idea or concept. For example, letters are symbols because they make up sounds and words that we know. Likewise, numbers are symbols for quantities, but they also can have a deeper conceptual and spiritual meaning. Colors can symbolically represent feelings. You can see why it is important to write down the symbols as you see them, as well as your initial impressions as to what they might mean.

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