You can practice predicting the future in your dreams by training your psychic powers with the following exercise.
First, choose a person to dream about. To start practicing this skill it’s probably best to pick a celebrity who you find interesting, rather than someone you’re close to emotionally.
While sitting in bed, cut out a picture of that person from a magazine, then look at it as you lie down in bed preparing to go to sleep. Write down their name in a notepad, along with this message to your subconscious: “Tell me about this person’s future.” As you drift off, try to remain in a state of awareness - one between wakefulness and sleep - letting yourself think in pictures rather than words.
Now visualise a page from a newspaper. See a headline appearing, telling you something about your chosen celebrity. Pull yourself back from the brink of sleep and write down your impressions. Hopefully, an accurate prediction will be woven into your notes. Keep doing this with different celebrities to see if you can develop your psychic dream skills.
You can use prophetic dreaming for specific predictions about your life i.e. if you want to visualise a future lover. To try this place a piece of rose quartz under your pillow and visualise your love (or the ideal qualities you’re looking for in a partner) before going to sleep - and they should appear in your dreams,’
Practice the exercise on a night when you’re not too tired and haven’t eaten or drunk too much. Make sure you have time to concentrate before you go to bed and don’t have to get up too early, as you will be disturbing your sleep by writing whatever you receive, even if it’s in the middle of the night.
Totally immerse yourself in whatever you are looking for guidance with before you go to bed. For example, if you want to know why you argue a lot with your partner, think about how you felt before, during and after your rows, and how your partner must feel as well. Repeat your question like a mantra before you go to sleep. And don’t forget to write it down as soon as you wake up as dreams evaporate very quickly once we start our day.
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Posted on Tue 24th Aug 2010 11:58:00
From time to time, everyone becomes aware of their dreams while they sleep. When this happens, it's possible to take control of the dream and use it as a tool for wish-fulfilment. This state of awareness during sleep is known as lucid dreaming.
If you have ever had a lucid dream, you will know that it can be a fun way to live out your fantasies. Some lucky people achieve lucidity naturally on a regular basis, while others can induce it at will. Most of us though, have to train ourselves to control our dreams. The best way to do this is to become more aware generally. Examine your surroundings several times a day. Rather than accepting what you see, question everything. Look carefully at each object in turn. If you make a habit of being observant in your everyday life, then you will also become more aware in a dream-state. This very simple technique allows most people to become aware of their dreams. However, you must be patient and remember very few people experience lucidity every time they dream. When you first become aware of your dreams you may find that the sudden awareness startles you into waking up. You can often tell when you are starting to wake from a dream, because the scene begins to lose colour, focus or sound.
Finally, you should keep a dream journal. Every morning, write down as much as you can about your dreams as soon as you wake up. Write in the first person and the present tense. This should help you transfer the dreams into your long-term memory. You can also use your dream journal to relive favourite dreams, by reading the book before sleeping and focusing on the thought that you wish to relive that particular dream.
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Posted on Sun 4th Jul 2010 14:06:00
Face reading has been used for millennia in both the Eastern and Western civilizations. In the Western world it is called physiognomy while in China it is known as xiàng shù (also: xiàng miàn 相面, kàn xiàng 看相), and in Japan as ninsō-uranai 人相卜.
Aristotle, Hippocrates, Galen and Chaucer all studied and wrote about physiognomy. In China, face reading has a long association with medicine. Skilled specialist practitioners diagnose illnesses from careful observation of the face.
Different aspects of your face cover different areas of your personality:
Your ears show how you interact with others, your level or risk-taking and longevity.
Your hairline show how you socialise.
Your forehead shows your way of thinking and parental influence.
Your browbones show issues to do with control.
Your eyebrows show your passion, sense of pride and level temper.
Your eyes reveal how open you are to life and experiences and your intelligence.
Your cheeks show your level of confidence.
Your cheekbones show how you assert your authority.
Your nose indicates your money situation and the way you work, your ego, drive and power.
The tip of your nose shows your inner emotions.
Your mouth shows the way you express yourself.
Your lips reveal your sensuality and how you physically express yourself.
Your chin indicates your level of assertiveness, character and will power.
Your jaws indicates your determination.
Are you ready to find out what your face reveals about you?
First of all, take a good long look in the mirror. Don't judge! Don't be critical! Just look and take careful note of your facial features.
Are you already cursing your double chin? Well, don't! It means that happiness will come later in life but it will make up for arriving so late by arriving in bulk.
Do you hate the way your ears stick out? This reveals that you are an unconventional, original and independent thinker.
Do you wish you didn't have "crow's feet"? Enjoy them, because they show that you can see and appreciate the bigger picture. It also shows you are not easily fooled.
Posted on Sat 26th Jun 2010 19:55:00
In English folklore, a boggart (or bogart) is a household fairy which causes things to disappear, milk to sour, and dogs to go lame.
Always evil in its intentions, it's said that the boggart will follow its family wherever they flee.
In Northern England, at least, there was the belief that the boggart should never be named, for when it was given a name, it would not be reasoned with nor persuaded, but would become uncontrollable and destructive.
It is said that the boggart crawls into people's beds at night and puts a clammy hand on their faces. Sometimes he strips the bedsheets off them. Sometimes a boggart will also pull on a person's ears. Hanging a horseshoe on the door of a house is said to offer protection and keep a boggart away.
In the folklore of North-West England, boggarts are said to live under bridges on dangerous sharp bends on roads, and it's considered bad luck for drivers not to offer their polite greetings as they cross.
The Scottish variant is the bogle (or boggle).
Posted on Fri 25th Jun 2010 21:33:00
Cats who know exactly when they are going to be taken to the vets. Dogs who sense their owners' whereabouts - even if they are miles away. And birds who seem to mourn the deaths of those around them... our pets and other animals have always been intuitive - but do they really have a mysterious sixth sense?
A 2008 book “The Art of Dying” by Britain's leading clinical authority on near-death experiences, Dr Peter Fenwick, and his wife Elizabeth, a counsellor, examines the remarkable cases of psychic animals.
There is nothing new about the idea that animals can acquire information from an extra sense that we humans have now lost - if we ever had it at all.
Most pet owners can probably quote some example of a cat or dog behaving like a mind-reader.
Dogs often behave as if they know when their owner is setting off for home, though the owner may be many miles away, and may wait by the door for them to arrive.
Cats are notorious for being able to sense when a visit to the vet is in the offing.
One academic, Rupert Sheldrake, author of 'Dogs That Know When Their Owners Are Coming Home', contacted 65 veterinary offices in London and asked if they had any problem with cat owners keeping their appointments.
Not only had 64 noticed such problems, but some were no longer making appointments for cat owners, explaining: 'Cat appointments don't work.'
It isn't simply that the cats notice their owner approaching with a cat basket - the animals actually hide as soon as they sense that their owner is beginning to think: 'I'd better start looking for Puss now if we're to make it to the vets on time . . .'
Similarly, an awareness of death is certainly not restricted to us humans. The enormous interest generated by the case of the intuitive American cat, Oscar, indicates the fascination prescient pet behaviour holds.
Oscar lives in a nursing home and has an uncanny ability to sense when a resident is about to die. When a patient is near death, Oscar nearly always appears and hops on the bed.
The staff have come to recognise and respect Oscar's instincts, and send for the relatives of any patient he has chosen to curl up beside.
But they have no explanation for it. Oscar shows no interest in patients who are simply in poor shape, or who still have a few days to live.
Oscar, a hospice cat has an uncanny knack for predicting when nursing home patients are going to die
One theory says a cat's acute sensitivity to smell might enable it to detect some subtle change in metabolism around the time of death, but no one has been able to explain why any moggy should show an interest in the approach of the Grim Reaper.
Given this, it is perhaps not surprising so many people have told us of deathbed-related cat and dog incidents.
Ann Liddell described the odd behaviour of her Newfoundland dog on the night her mother died.
'At about 4.30am he started to bark - not his usual sharp warning bark, but howling. I knew instantly that my mother had died, and soon after we got the call from the hospital to confirm this.'
Michael Finch's mother was dying of cancer. One night Michael left the hospital and returned home to let the dog out.
'I will never forget this as long as I live. At 10.45pm, the dog began to howl like a wolf. It was spine-chilling. I just knew this was because Mum had died.
For five minutes he howled uncontrollably and then took to bed.
'The dog was a Cavalier King Charles spaniel and had never made such a deep, wild and rasping sound. When my father and sister returned later, they confirmed Mum had died at 10.45 pm.'
Susan Burman told how when her husband was on his deathbed, their cat curled up by his feet. As he took his dying breath, the fur on the cat's back stuck out as if by static electricity.
We were told by a carer of a very similar reaction by a resident's cat which normally slept on his bed.
The cat happened to come into the room at the moment the resident died, and a nurse who was present reported: 'It shrieked and sped around the room a couple of times - and then shot out of the room as though it didn't want to be there.
The cat sensed the spirits had finally come for the resident.'
Cat tales
An even stranger story is that of the Cox's cat. It concerns one of our oldest friends, Brian, a biochemist working in a university research department - a person, you might think, not given to imagining things, or jumping to conclusions.
For some years before she died, Brian's elderly aunt would visit regularly. Each time she came she would spend most of her time sitting in one particular chair, and the cat (gratified, as cats usually are, to find a member of the household willing to sit still in one particular place for some considerable time) would spend most of its time sitting on her knee.
The aunt always insisted that when she died, Brian should ensure that she was buried beside her husband - otherwise, she said, she would haunt her nephew. Some months later, she died.
Between the day she died and the day of her funeral, the cat behaved strangely. On going into the sitting room, its hackles rose and its fur stood on end.
It avoided the aunt's chair and hid behind the sofa. After the funeral, when the aunt had indeed been buried beside her husband, the cat's behaviour returned to normal.
Far from reacting like Oscar the cat - who never lost his composure in the face of death (and indeed seemed to seek death out) - most of the animals we have been told about seem to have been very disturbed.
Dogs and cats often seem to 'sense' when a person has died
Dogs bark or howl, and cats' fur stands on end. Perhaps they are experiencing the presence of the dying, or have an awareness of death - but there is no question of them finding it comforting.
Birds, however, are traditionally associated with death - usually as harbingers of doom - and several accounts sent to us concerned bird sightings.
In two cases shortly after the death, a small bird would fly into the house and perch, apparently unconcerned, on a piece of furniture before flying out again.
Not all that unusual, admittedly - but for the bird to appear unperturbed is certainly strange. It's more usual for a bird that has flown into a house to fly around, beating itself against the windows in a panic to escape.
Everyone involved in each of these cases felt the bird's visit was intimately related to the death. Alison Hole, a nurse, wrote to us describing the moments after the death of one of her patients.
The heaviness in the atmosphere of a room after a death, and the feeling that 'something' lingers on after a death and must be released, has also been mentioned by several other correspondents.
Alison reported: 'Walking across the room was slow as the atmosphere was heavy and the floor was like walking through tar.
Once I opened the window, the atmosphere in the room cleared and I noticed a white bird the other side of the window.
'While it is normal for birds to nest or rest on the hospital window ledges, this was around 4am in the winter. It was dark and too early for dawn - and this was not a seagull. I never saw another pale bird in the area.'
The following story describes bird behaviour that is way beyond what one would expect of a normal bird in normal circumstances.
Oliver Robinson's owl made its appearance some time after the death it was associated with, so it falls into the category of after-death communication rather than deathbed coincidence.
But the extraordinary behaviour of the owl, together with the feelings it engendered in Oliver's mother, made the temptation to include it here irresistible.
Strange behaviour
The first appearance of the owl was on one warm April morning, some months after the death of Oliver's grandmother. Oliver's mother here describes what happened.
'There was a terrific commotion outside the kitchen, caused by our garden birds. When I went out to see what all the fuss was about, the birds were dive-bombing an owl which sat on one of the lower branches of the oak tree.
'It seemed strange that an owl was out in the middle of the day, and although the small birds were trying to frighten it away, it just sat quietly in the tree.
'As the day warmed up I opened the French windows on the south side of the house. When I stepped out into the garden, there was a great flapping of wings and the owl flew down and landed in front of me on the grass.
'It was a large tawny owl about 12in high. It looked up at me with big brown eyes and mewed. It seemed very tame.
'During the day, every time I went outside, the owl would come down and stand in front of me. It was almost as if it was trying to say something. The big brown eyes looked so human and reminded me of my mother, also brown-haired, who had died the previous summer.'
The feathered visitor's strange behaviour didn't end there.
Oliver's mother continues: 'When my husband and children came home I told them about the owl but thought no more about it.
'We always sleep with our top windows open, and that night there was a lot of scuffling and rustling at the window. The owl came down to sit on the window - behaviour my husband didn't like at all.
'The next morning, I opened the kitchen windows. No sooner had I opened the large window over the sink, than there was a great flurry of wings and the owl flew right into the kitchen.
'It seemed best for the children and my husband to go out and close the doors while I opened the outside door, hoping to coax it outside, but it seemed to be quite at home in the kitchen.
'It flew down to the other end, and sat on the curtain rail watching me. It had a tremendous wing-span and it was remarkable that nothing was knocked over. Eventually it flew out of the window and sat on the back porch.
'When we went out to the car later that morning, it came straight down and perched on the flowerpot I was carrying. As we drove out, it sat on the gatepost watching us.
'It came down to our window again that night and to the porch the next day, but not down to my feet. After a few days it disappeared. Every now and then I would hear the sound of it nearby.'
The ability to fly has always been regarded as a magical power, the stuff of dreams.
Perhaps that is why birds have always been regarded as having an element of the supernatural and why, in so many myths and legends, they provide a link between the human world and the supernatural or divine, associated with both birth and death.
In some cultures, the human soul is believed to arrive on Earth in bird form, and in many societies, birds are seen as carriers or symbols of the human soul, flying heavenwards after death, or as guardians who guide the soul to the afterlife.
Perhaps these perplexing modern bird stories indicate the possible origin of these myths - or maybe they are a demonstration that these are more than simply legends.
Extracted from an original article in the Daily Mail
Posted on Fri 18th Jun 2010 21:27:00
From Astral Plane to Zodiac, Linda can teach you the meanings of the words and phrases of destiny.
Amulet
A talisman that is designed to be worn, usually in the form of a necklace, bracelet or brooch. It is said to protect its wearer or to be a guide in troubled times.
Angels
Angels are often regarded as immortal messengers from God who provide aid and assistance when necessary. They can be human, bearing guidance.
Astral plane
The idea was popularised by Theosophy, where it meant the first plane beyond the physical plane. Later it became known as the emotional plane of consciousness. It is of a different level to our material world.
Astral projection
We have physical and astral bodies. When the body is unconscious, whether from sleep or from accident or illness, that person's astral self can leave the body and travel anywhere in the Universe. Some individuals can astral travel at will – consciously. The astral body is said to be attached to the body by a ‘silver cord’. Some say that if this cord breaks, the person dies.
Astrology
Astrology is both a science and an art. It studies how events on earth relate to the positions and movements of the planets in our solar system. For a ‘natal chart, astrologers map the positions of the planets, the 12 signs of the zodiac, and the 12 houses of the horoscope – preferably at the exact time of birth. They interpret their findings to identify the characteristics, lifetime potentials, and destiny of individuals. Astrological readings can also be made for a group, a country, and for animals such as household pets.
Aura
The electromagnetic field that surrounds every living being. An aura can be any one – or a combination - of the primary colors in the rainbow. Some people have a fixed inner aura color that remains constant, depending on their personality and basic nature. However, there are many layers to the aura, and the colour of the outer aura can change with the individual's mood, and state of health. People with keen psychic abilities can often see auras.
Celestial
Relating to the sky, as in "celestial map". Usually represents a particular shade of “sky” blue.
Channel
To send a message from one person or place to another; a medium, clairvoyant, or a healer might do this through a spirit entity. So might a writer – whose inspiration appears to come from nowhere – without actually contacting anyone consciously.
Clairaudience
The psychic ability to receive messages from an entity existing in another realm. The person or medium receiving these messages ‘hears’ the messages either in their mind or as an external voice.
Claircognizance
This means ‘clear knowing’. It brings the ability to know things without being told, and to receive complete ideas without prior knowledge. Some people tune in and ‘pick up’ things, such as poetry or music this way. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart may have been claircognizant; Symphony No. 1 (K. 16) was composed when he was just nine years old.
Clairsentience
‘Clear feeling’ is the ability to feel or sense what someone else is experiencing or feeling. Hunches, intuition, and connections with spirits also belong to this category. Some psychics with this ability can track down lost people or objects.
Clairvoyance
Literally, ‘clear sight’. This means the ability of a medium or psychic to see a spirit person, or people and objects that are some distance away and then describe details about them to others. These images can appear either in material form or in the mind’s eye. It also means the ability to ‘see’ past or future events.
Crystal ball
A transparent ball usually made of quartz crystal that enables certain psychics to focus their clairvoyance.
Destiny
A person’s future, either seen as being either fixed or as changeable, depending on a person’s determination.
Divination
The ability to see into the future; this can involve the interpretation of omens or supernatural messages, and any appropriate discipline such as astrology, tarot cards, mediumship or clairvoyance.
Dowsing
A technique in which a rod, stick, pendulum or other tool is used to locate hidden things such things as underground water or buried treasure.
Dream Interpretation
Dream interpretation is the process of assigning meaning to dreams. In ancient societies, such as Egypt and Greece dreaming was considered a supernatural communication or a means of divine intervention. Today, it is more likely to be regarded as the practice by various schools of psychology of assigning meaning to the symbols in dreams in order to foretell the future or solve a problem.
ESP
Extra Sensory Perception. The ability to perceive thoughts, emotions and events that are not apparent on a physical level.
Ethereal
The characteristic of lightness and insubstantiality.
Ghost
The wandering spirit of a person who has died to the earthly plane, but still maintains mind and consciousness. For one reason or another, the ghost (or spirit) has not moved on to the higher planes. This might be because they feel attached to places where they were happy or wronged in some way. It may also mean a spirit who comes back from a higher plane to look after someone who is in trouble.
Horoscope
The construction and analysis of the horoscope is the basis of astrological practice. A ‘chart of the heavens’ is cast for a particular moment in time, as reflected at a particular place on the Earth’s surface. The horoscope is divided into a number (usually 12) of houses whose positions depend on date, time and location. Many publications carry horoscopes predicting daily or monthly events for the 12 sun signs. To simplify matters, these ‘public readings’ are calculated for noon on the relevant day whereas individual charts require an accurate time of birth, and birthplace.
I-Ch’ing
An ancient Chinese oracle or the ‘Book of Changes’, which consists of 64 chapters illustrating universal principles, and which is accessed by throwing stalks or coins. It involves the dynamic balance of opposites (yin and yang), the evolution of events as a process, and acceptance of the inevitability of change.
Intuition
Understanding obtained without apparent effort; quick and ready insight that comes independently of previous experience, reasoning or observation. It is also one of the ‘four types’ of Carl Gustav Jung’s practice, found in the Myers-Brigg Type Indicator opposite ‘sensing’.
Meditation
A technique that enables the practitioner to lift awareness to a higher level (or plane) by clearing the mind of mental, emotional and psychological interruptions.
Medium
Someone who is able to serve as an intermediary between the living and the dead. A medium may listen to and relate conversations with spirit voices, go into a trance and speak without knowledge of what is being said, allow a spirit to enter his or her body and speak through it, or use some form of physical tool, such as a writing pad, to relay messages from the spirits those who wish to contact them. Not all psychics are mediums; also called a Channeler.
Numerology
The study of numbers and their occult meanings. Based on the premise that the full name a person was given at birth, as well as the day, month, and year that person was born, exert a strong influence on character, personality and events occurring during the course of an individual’s lifetime.
Palmistry
The skill of determining character and life potential of a human being by reading the lines and other characteristics of their hands.
Paranormal
Literally, ‘outside the normal’. This is an umbrella term for anything that cannot be explained by present (scientific) knowledge. It includes extrasensory perception (ESP), dowsing, astral projection and reincarnation. Ghosts and haunting, Unidentified Flying Objects (as UFOs) and The Bermuda Triangle also come under this category.
Parapsychology
The study of the paranormal, especially extrasensory perception, using scientific techniques.
Pendulum
A practice of divination used to answer ‘yes or no’ questions by observing whether the pendulum swings from front to back (yes) or from left to right (no).
Planes of consciousness
In our Solar System, there are several planes of consciousness. These include our normal physical, material or earthly plane; the etheric plane(where we find ghosts), the emotional or astral plane; the higher astral planes (where more evolved souls rest and regenerate their resources), and beyond the astral plane, the higher mind, Buddhic, Atmic planes and the plane of full solar consciousness, the Supreme or Absolute.
Premonition
A powerful feeling that something is going to happen.
Prophecy
The foretelling of events as if by supernatural or divine intervention.
Psychic
Psychic ability is related to the sixth sense, or ESP. It relates to forces or mental processes outside the possibilities defined by natural or scientific laws. An individual with paranormal gifts, e.g. clairvoyance or mediumship, is a psychic.
Querent
A person who asks questions of an oracle, a prophet or – more commonly – an astrologer, Tarot reader, a palmist, or someone who works a divinatory technique such as the I-Ch’ing, or Runes.
Reading
A consultation with a psychic or other practitioner using paranormal techniques to look into the querent’s current or past situation and motivations, in order to provide insight and guidance for the future.
Runes or Runic Alphabet
An ancient alphabet dating from c.150; a divination technique practised by early Anglo-Saxons.
Séance
A session with a medium involving at least one and sometimes many, participants, for the purpose of contacting the dead.
Soul
The essence of a single individual across time and all planes of consciousness. Souls are usually considered to be immortal.
Spirit
The divine spark, or God-essence, that drives and animates every life form; also the driving force for one incarnation, one personality, it is primarily of the earth and represents only one facet of the soul. Also, a daemon sprite or especially ghost.
Spirit guides
A term often used by Spiritualist Churches, mediums, and psychics to describe a spirit with a high degree of wisdom who chooses to remain close to the earthly plane. Such an entity may act as spiritual counsellor or guide to help certain living human beings along the right path. Some say your spirit guide is the twin aspect of your soul, with whom you seek connection and completeness.
Spiritual healer
Someone who can channel spiritual energy to benefit another person.
Star sign
Star sign; in Western and Indian astrology, the 12 ‘star’ or ‘sun’ signs are determined by the Sun’s position in the zodiac on any given day. According to astrological belief, celestial phenomena reflect or govern human activity on the principle of ‘as above, so below’, and the 12 signs represent 12 basic personality types or characteristic kinds of expression.
Supernatural
Not existing in nature or subject to explanation according to the known natural laws; neither physical nor material. As they cannot be explained by known laws, the supernatural realm is often associated with magic or occult ideas.
Talisman
(see Amulet)
Tarot
A collection of 78 images representing universal archetypes and situations that might arise in the course of the lifetime, arranged as a pack of cards, and used to gain insights into psychology and metaphysics, as well as foretelling the future.
Telekinetic (TK)
Literally, ‘movement from the mind’ or the ability to move objects by means outside the known laws of physics and science. Examples could include distorting or moving an object, or influencing the output of a random number generator.
Telepathic
Mind to mind communication without using the five classical senses.
Trance
Trance states may be consciously and intentionally induced, or they may occur involuntarily. A deep sleeplike state used by some psychics or mediums to allow spirit guides to speak through them, by hypnotists to induce a healing process. Also associated with magic, meditation and prayer.
Zodiac
The annual cycle of twelve stations along the apparent path (the ecliptic) of the sun across the heavens, and through the constellations, divides the ecliptic into twelve zones. This system was devised by the Babylonians, but the Alexandrians later decided to fit the number of signs to the number and meanings of the houses. They also named the constellations after the zodiac signs
Posted on Mon 31st May 2010 15:54:00
Contrary to popular belief, psychic readings are not all about telling people their future.
In fact, many of my clients usually find it much more useful when a reading helps them to make sense of the present.
Nevertheless, it often happens that a glimpse (or sometimes a lot more than a glimpse) of the future will be revealed during a reading. When this happens, I am often asked questions like, "Is this future set in stone? Can it be changed?" or "This looks great! Wait, is their any way I can mess it up?"
Basically what these questions all boil down to is: "Is the future predestined, or is it determined by our choices and those of others?"
The answer? It's both.
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Of course this sounds like an impossibility, or paradox. Let me explain. Human beings are ultimately defined by our choices. Yet each of us is on our own unique path in life. This path leads us to events in our life where we must make a choice. Think of these events as "defining moments". Now, the type of choice we will have to make during this defining moment (love or money, risk or security, etc...), has been predetermined according to our own unique path - nothing can change it. However, what we choose is completely up to us, and contributes to who we are.
So who decided this predetermined path that we are on, and what kinds of choices we will have to make? You did! Your spirit. You cannot be separated from spirit, not even by time. Therefore, there has never been a time when you did not exist, and their never will be. When we realize this, our fears and insecurities melt away.
The following quote (which I believe is from A Course in Miracles - paraphrased) sums up this idea nicely...
"If you only knew who walked beside you, on this path that you yourself have chosen, you would never experience fear or doubt again."
Posted on Thu 29th Apr 2010 16:03:00
Many people decide to have a psychic reading when they are desperate for answers to difficult situation in their lives, this unfortunately puts an unrealistic expectation on the psychic and their abilities. What most of people need to be aware of is that psychics are only human, and cannot tell you something just because you want it to be that way.
But it’s little wonder that some may have unrealistic expectations about a psychic reading when you consider all the advertising hype on television and in the newspapers. Many ads announce how having an accurate psychic reading can solve just about any problem you may have in your life. Really!
That doesn't mean a psychic reading can't help. If you're confused or uncertain about which direction to take in life a good psychic reading can be very helpful.
HERE’S A FEW TIPS ON HOW TO GET THE BEST FROM YOUR PSYCHIC READING:
1) Don't ask a psychic to choose the winning lottery numbers for you, because they can't. Do you think they would be offering psychic readings if they could. No, of course not! They'd be on some white sandy beach in the Pacific enjoying a rum and coke! And, of course, it would be a misuse of their psychic gift to do so even if they could.
2) Remember if you are afraid or unwilling to move forward, no amount of psychic help and guidance will help you. It’s necessary to let go of the past to move towards a more positive future.
3) A good psychic will not tell you silly things such as what you had for breakfast yesterday, or what time you went to bed two days ago. How could this possibly be of help to you?
4) Good psychics may use psychic abilities such as clairaudience, clairsentience or clairvoyance when reading for you and many will often use a combination of all three.
5) Good psychic readings should be about self empowerment and personal development. A good psychic will be able to see your possible future, which will allow you to make informed decisions.
6) A good psychic reading should give you insight into how to improve your life, especially when things have been difficult.
7) Psychics are only human and unfortunately don't always know all the answers to your questions, when this situation arises they should be honest and tell you they can't help.
8) A good psychic can only give you psychic guidance on how to solve your problems, you are the one who has to make the final decision.
9) A good psychic will tell you if they forsee any problems in the future, they will not peddle false hope just to keep you happy.
If you're unhappy with the psychic reading tell the psychic you want them to stop, there is no reason for you to sit through a reading that is not working. The psychic should have no problem with refunding your money and may even suggest another reader who will be able to connect to your energy.
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Posted on Mon 30th Nov 2009 20:24:00
Developing Psychic Abilities
I think of psychic ability as I would any other talent or gift. It’s like singing – everyone can do it, it's just that some people are much better at it than others. With this in mind, I also think it’s important that people realise that it’s no more “mysterious” than being able to sing or dance or paint.
When you think about the physical mechanics of taking a musical note and transforming it into beautiful music, it’s awe-inspiring. It's an ability that you have been given and you can choose to develop it or not. Psychic ability is very similar. You start by listening to your inner voice (natural intuition) when it offers you psychic information and then as you learn to trust it ,more and more information will begin to filter through.
Eventually as your innner voice gets stronger it begins to spread to other areas of your life as you develop spirtually.
Where does this intuition come from? I can't really say. I believe that there is some kind of cosmic consciousness that is there to guide and protect us. And it's there for everyone to share but you need to take the time to listen and learn.
Posted on Mon 30th Nov 2009 14:37:00
by Linda Preston - Your Psychic Guide
Sometimes people ask me what's the point in having a psychic reading.
Well people seek psychic readings for all kinds of reasons.
Often it’s because they feel confused about their particular situation and need some psychic guidance to find the right way forward. Whether it be a love relationship, a family problem, or difficulties with work, a psychic reading can usually shed some light on the matter.
Others choose a psychic reading because they feel at a cross-roads in their life and would like to explore the idea of other possible futures.
And some because they have a decision to make and would like a psychic point of view about the right choice.
A psychic reading does not take away your free will in any way but allows you to consider other alternatives. As a psychic I always do my best to offer professional guidance but at the end of the day your life is your own and you must follow your heart. But it always helps to have another point of view.
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Posted on Wed 25th Nov 2009 16:30:00
Dreams we all have them. But what do they mean?
Here’s a quick guide to some common dream themes:
A forest
Symbolises the unknown and unconscious
Numbers
Indicate a need for balance or a problem to solve
Kitchens
Signify a need for emotional nourishment
The police
Represent safety and control
Grandparents
Suggest wisdom, tradition and intuition. Their appearance in a dream
may suggest you need guidance.
You may also enjoy reading: click: The advantages of keeping a dream diary
Posted on Mon 28th Sep 2009 19:12:00
When we think of psychic predictions, we often consider only foretelling information about things in our personal future and of a personal nature.
A querant may ask a psychic to predict: When will I find true love? When will I get a promotion? When will I be able to buy a house?
But psychic predictions can be also be on a more global scale and of a much more dramatic nature! Famous 20th century psychics such as Jeanne Dixon and Sydney Omarr, for example, predicted sinister events such as presidential assassinations, natural disasters, tragic accidents, etc.
Predictions often come without notice or when a psychic is given information by his or her guides or the higher self.
But the more usual way is through clairvoyance and automatic writings or through the help of psychic tools such as tarot cards.
At other times the psychic may go into a trance and information is channelled from a spirit in the ethereal realm.
The early Egyptians believed that they could contact and be guided by the gods through their dreams and regularly used this as a method of seeing the future.
Dream predictions and interpretations are also mentioned in the Bible in many places.
And Greek psychics used arrows and rods as dowsing instruments to receive psychic information.
In ancient Rome, ‘augurs’ were court-appointed psychics who helped the empire in planning its future by using prediction methods such as scrying and casting of lots.
Modern psychic predictions are usually made through the use of palmistry, tarot card readings, astrological forecasts and aura readings but ancient methods such as I Ching are still popular and continue to be used.
Posted on Thu 30th Jul 2009 11:46:00
Chakras are the spiritual nerve network of the body with energy centres believed necessary to maintain inner balance and harmony.
Psychics often talk about chakras with regard to healing. Some psychics provide healing readings when a querant asks questions regarding health.
There are seven major chakras of the body and hundreds of minor ones. Each chakra is associated with a specific area of the body and radiates a specific colour that can be seen by some psychics.
The chakras are often thought to look like petals of a flower or sections of a colour wheel. Each chakra is said to vibrate at a different rates; as the spirit moves through each incarnation and understands his or her life lesson, it's said that the crown chakra grows stronger.
Additionally, some psychics believe that if an individual has a specific lesson which to work on in his or her current life that lesson is often indicted in the intensity of vibration or colour coming from that specific chakra. For example, an issue concerning sexuality might manifest in one’s scral chakra.
The seven chakras are:
The root – located at the base of the spine
The scral - located near the genitals and associated with reproduction and sexuality
The solar plexus – slightly above the navel
The heart – located between the shoulder blades and chest
The throat – the centre of creativity and self-expression, located in the throat area
The brow – located between the eyebrows, and called the third eye
The crown – swirls just above the head and reveals the level of one’s spiritual consciousness.
Read here about using a crystal over the third eye to develop clairvoyance
Posted on Tue 28th Jul 2009 15:32:00
Second sight is an old-fashioned term for receiving knowledge without the use of reason.
Second sight refers to the fact that those with psychic gifts can see visions or “know” information that will happen in the future or has happened in the past without the use of their eyes.
It’s the same as the psychic gifts of clairvoyance, telepathy and ESP.
Read more about psychic abilities here:
How to test your psychic powers
How to develop your psychic abilities with psychometry
Auras how to see them and what the colours mean
Posted on Tue 28th Jul 2009 14:55:00
What is Feng Shui? This is a simple question that can be difficult to answer as the term represents a complex system of beliefs. Feng Shui is an ancient art and science developed over 3,000 years ago in China. Within it's huge body of knowledge lies the secrets of how to balance the energies of any given space to ensure the health and good fortune of those who inhabit it.
"Feng" means "wind" and "shui" means "water" (pronounced fung-shway). In Chinese culture gentle wind and clear water have always been associated with good harvest and good health, so "good feng shui" came to mean good livelihood and fortune, while "bad feng shui" came to mean hardship and misfortune.
Feng Shui is based on the Taoist vision and understanding of nature, particularly on the idea that the land is alive and filled with 'Chi', or energy. The ancient Chinese believed that the land's energy could either make or break their homeland. The theories of yin and yang, as well as the five feng shui elements, are some of the basic parts of a feng shui analysis that come from Taoism.
The main tools used in a feng shui analysis are the Compass and the Ba-Gua. The Ba-Gua is an octagonal grid containing the symbols of the I Ching, the ancient oracle on which Feng Shui is based. Knowing the Bagua of your home will help you understand the connection of specific feng shui areas of your home to specific areas of your life.
Posted on Wed 15th Jul 2009 11:37:00
The name Dragon Lane at Bisterne Close in Hampshire commemorates a dragon that once lived in the earth works on Burley Beacon.
The dragon demanded a pail of milk each day from the local milkmaids until one day a knight happened by with his two dogs.
The dragon was of the flame-breathing variety and to counter its fire the knight is said to have coated his armour with birdlime, and ground glass.
This acted as a barrier against the searing breath and after a fearsome battle the dragon lay dead, however the brave knight and his two dog were mortally wounded in the combat.
Posted on Tue 30th Jun 2009 22:42:00
Selkies are creatures found in Faroese, Icelandic, Irish, and Scottish mythology – the legend thought to have origins in the Orkney islands.
They are said to be seals by day and then shed their skins to become human-like beings at night. In their human form they are said to be extremely beautiful, with shining black hair and bewitching eyes.
After sunset they come to remote shores and throw off their seal skins to enjoy themselves as mortals.
Female selkies were believed to obey mortal men who seized their seal skins. They are said to make good wives and mothers, and if they regain their seal skins and are then able to return to the sea they always remember their mortal families and swim near the land to see them.
Posted on Tue 30th Jun 2009 21:58:00
The phenomenon of crop circles, those mysterious circular patches of flattened corn, first came to attention of the public around 1980.
Since then they have been reported in various European countries, North America, Australia and Japan though England still has the most examples year by year.
The first reference to one appears to date back over there hundred years as a woodcut from 1678 shows a “Mowing Devil” at work on what appears to be a crop circle.
There had been several circles reported in England in the 1930s and 1940s, in France in 1954 and Australia in 1966 but these did not receive the wide publicity that greeted the circles of the 1980s. Press photographs showed them to be perfectly circular with corn stalks beaten down in a swirling pattern. For UFO enthusiasts the explanation was obvious! The circles had been formed by some form of power emitted when alien spacecraft had landed and taken off. It was something that excited UFO communities but there was no shortage of less spectacular explanations.
Posted on Tue 23rd Jun 2009 20:33:00
Read More...Traditionally clover has been known as a benevolent plant said to offer humans defence against witches and animals protection against malign spells.
If kept in the home or worn like a posy it’s said to bring general good fortune while for a young single person to dream of clover was the sign of a forthcoming good marriage.
More powerful was the rare ‘four- leafed' variety which was said to bestow on the finder the ability to recognize witches and see fairies.
At the same time it was a safeguard against enchantment and, if placed in a barn, prevented witches from spoiling the cows’ milk.
Posted on Mon 22nd Jun 2009 11:45:00
When belief in fairies was universal a tradition held that planting foxgloves in a garden was a sure way of attracting them.
The plant’s original name was ‘folksglove’, meaning the glove of the fairy folk.
It was later known by a number of names such as Fairy Petticoats and Fairy Thimbles.
Posted on Mon 22nd Jun 2009 11:23:00
Sleep, everyone needs it to rest and recharge the body for a new day. Likewise, everyone needs to dream, even if you can't actually remember your dreams.
Dreaming is thought to be the mind's way of resting. It also offers a way of sorting through the events and experiences of the day and trying to find solutions to unresolved problems.
Your conscious mind hands over to your unconscious for the night shift and leaves it to work away whilst you snooze! Dreams are essential for good mental health and if you weren't allowed to dream you would quickly become disorientated, or possibly even psychotic.
Dreams frequently puzzle us and we often find ourselves telling a strange dream to someone else in order to try to make sense of it. Often though within the space of minutes upon waking from a dream it will begin to fade and slip from our mind. But, as dreams are so important to us it may be worth preserving the essence of it.
Many talented people use their dreams as a source of inspiration and ideas. Horror writer, Stephen King, author of 'Carrie','Salem's Lot', and many other best sellers, said that a dream he had whilst on a flight from New York to London inspired the plot of his book, “Misery” - later made into a film.
Ex-Beatle, Sir Paul McCartney, whilst unable to give precise details of where he draws his inspiration for the lyrics to his many hundreds of songs, does admit that his dreams often provide him with a starting point and said that the words from one of the Beatles most famous songs, “Yesterday" came to him in a dream.
KEEP A DREAM DIARY
Keep a journal or a notebook solely for this purpose. Place it next to your bed to record any dreams you remember next morning. To help your recall you could trying placing an amethyst crystal (known to enhance intuition & artistic abilities) on top of your book.
Get into the habit of thinking through your dreams as soon as you wake while they are still fresh in your mind. Then write them down with as much detail as possible before they vanish and you get caught up in your day.
Don't be discouraged if you find this difficult at first. If there's a day or two when you simply can't remember or you don't have time, don't worry. More importantly don't give up.
Don't be tempted to use an A-Z dream dictionary to analyse your dreams. Dreams are very personal to you and only you alone can ever truly understand the meaning of them. Some therapists specialize in dream analysis and whilst they might have much experience in this area - it would only be their opinion. The dream is yours! It may take you a little while to work out the meaning, but it's worth persevering as dreams can often offer profound insights into your life.
Sweet dreams.
Posted on Fri 19th Jun 2009 16:53:00
You only live once....or do you? Some people believe that in each and every one of us are the memories and events of many former lifetimes.
And just as a child's earliest experiences have a deep influence on later adult life, so too the stored knowledge of past lives may contribute to and affect our present choices and decisions: our present is forever bound to the past.
Many people have found by exploring their past lives it can help to:-
Reveal the causes of unnatural fears or phobias i.e. fear of heights, of water, of animals etc.
Reveal the causes of physical or emotional illnesses
Discover previous love relationships partners (you may be with them now in this life, having found each other again!)
Rid yourself of the negative elements of past lives, which may hinder your spiritual growth and contentment in this life.
Whilst it's possible to seek knowledge of past lives by visiting therapists who specialize in this area, you may prefer to begin your journey of self-discovery by working alone.
GUIDELINES FOR SUCCESS
The following guidelines will make sure that your experience is both safe and rewarding:
1. Don’t ever enter self-exploration if you are feeling fear, whether it is of the experience itself or of some other situation in your life
2. Don’t work on the past if your emotions in the present are confused. There will be too much colouring of past situations and distortions of truth may occur.
3. Don’t work in an unfamiliar setting. Always explore the past from a place you know and trust.
4. Don’t try to explore your past live if you are taking any long term medication.
Having satisfied yourself of this safety advice you can then progress on.
HOW TO BEGIN YOUR JOURNEY Posted on Mon 15th Jun 2009 10:36:00 Ask some of your friends to loan you articles to practice on. Jewellery or watches are ideal, since metal retains the impressions better than cloth or plastic. Preferably the articles should not be things which belong to the friends in question if you know them very well, as this would colour your judgement. It's better if the articles belong to someone else that they know so you can check the results. To Begin: Hold the article in your hand, and focus on the thoughts and impressions that come into your mind. Try to build up a picture of the person to whom it belongs. You should ask yourself questions. For instance, do you feel that the owner is a man or a woman? Are they young or old, happy or sad, tall or short? Don’t dwell on any of the questions too long or your imagination will start to interfere. What comes into your mind may be no more than a series of disjointed mental pictures, but make a note of every image, as most, if not all of them will relate to the owner of the object. It’s as if you were tapping into the person’s mind and picking up impressions of things connected with them – people, place, or events. It’s also nteresting to experiment with very old objects such as stones from historic sites, coins or any ancient artefacts you can get your hands on. With these, the impressions will be not so much of individuals as of the times with which those objects were connected. If the object has belonged to more than one person, the impressions you will pick up will probably be confused. The most recent owner, or the one with the strongest personality, is the one you will pick up on most strongly. Read more about developing your psychic abilities here: How to test your psychic powers Posted on Wed 10th Jun 2009 15:49:00 One simple way to test your psychic abilities is to use a pack of playing cards. Spread the cards face down on the table then pick a card at random and see if you can sense what it is. Don’t take too long over this. The first impression that pops into your mind is likely to be the right one. If you get no impression at all, you can stimulate your mind by asking yourself questions. Do you sense that the card is black or red? Is it a court card? etc. Don’t try this exercise too many times in succession. The mind quickly becomes strained and bored, and the concentration wavers. Practice for a few minutes a day. The same exercise can be tried with tarot cards. The varied designs on the cards give the subconscious mind strong images to work on. You may find that you pick up on some small detail from the design rather than the complete picture. As the tarot is full of symbolism, the symbolic significance of the card may come into your head. Another method of practicing is to try to sense the content of any letters you receive without opening them. Hold the envelope lightly between your fingers or press it to your forehead and see what impressions you gain. Colours can also be a very useful tool in developing psychic ability. Remember that whatever impressions you get are received at a subconscious level first, then filtered through to the conscious, and the subconscious is highly sensitive to colour. Get some brightly coloured squares of paper are cloth and put them in separate envelopes. Obviously the envelope must be thick enough so you can’t see the colour through it. Then hold one of the envelopes and try to sense the colour inside. You may find that some of the colours, those to which you are naturally drawn, are easier to ‘pick up’ than others. Posted on Tue 9th Jun 2009 15:21:00 Each and every one of us possesses a degree of psychic ability,often without even realising it. Most of us call upon our intuition on a daily basis to tell us whether a situation or a person is a good or bad bet. Using your 'gut feelings' can be a wise move, and more often than not, those 'hunches' turn out to be 100% correct. When we learn to recognize our psychic powers fully we can use them to give us a first class advantage when it comes to getting what we want in life. Imagine you have a tipster who passes details of a fantastic job offer or when a soul mate passes your way. Well, that's the advantage you have when you learn to use your dormant psychic powers! So just what are the different types of psychic skills? Read through the list below and see which fits your abilities: Posted on Sun 7th Jun 2009 20:53:00 And, of course, as mirrors are "all seeing and always speak the truth", the Queen, eventually heard something that she didn't want to know! Snow White was..... Telling the future with a mirror is very much an ancient art which is currently enjoying a period of revival. And tools, known as "Magic Mirrors" are freely available to practice the method, together with books discussing how to use a scrying mirror to foretell the future. But in ancient times the psychic or healer would place a mirror into water with only the base touching it. He or she would then gaze into the mirror, interpreting the vision that was revealed in the shiny surface. The more modern way of mirror prophecy is to place a specially cleansed or blessed mirror in an indirect light source and to stare at the mirror whilst in a meditative state. After some practice, you should be able to understand the solutions to problems, receive answers to questions and learn the wisdom of the ethereal world. Those who practice this method say that you should not be disappointed if the first few sessions with a mirror reveal nothing.. Like all things in life practice makes perfect. Whilst visiting why not check out my fast, accurate online psychic reading service Posted on Thu 4th Jun 2009 20:34:00 There's something very “other worldly” about cats isn't there? They have a certain serene, ethereal presence and at times they appear to be seeing something just beyond the reach of the human eye. Cats have always held a fascination for people, held in high religious esteem by some cultures and cast out as evil by other. So in a way it makes sense that the actions of cats would be used as a method of “divining the future.” Some common beliefs are: - if a cat sneezes, it means rain or if a cat sneezes three times all family members will catch a cold. Sailors would be horrified to find a cat on a ship as they believed it would bring nothing but bad luck. But, in the UK if a black cat runs across your path it means the opposite - good luck! In ancient Egypt there were cat goddesses and many households kept cats as pampered pets. When the cat eventually died there then followed an extended period of mourning, and family members shaved off their eyebrows. It’s not known whether this custom was a ritual to honour the dead cat or to stave off a bad omen. The cat goddesses of Egypt were Bast and Skehmer who were associated with fertility and sexual prowess. As cats were held in such high regard by their owners and in religious circles they were often mummified following their death. Egyptian law forbade the removal of cats' graves as all were thought to be sacred. Divination by cats during this period, occurred by watching cats for particular movements, which were then interpreted by seers according to their own judgement. Cats and witches have always been traditionally linked. Hundreds of years ago those who used metaphysical gifts and had psychic powers were considered to be witches, so it is not altogether surprising that their pet cats were guilty by association. It was thought that the witch could assume the shape of the cat nine times in her life(hence the belief that cats have nine lives) and as a results cats were tortured and burnt along with those suspected of witchcraft. The Middle Ages were dark years for cats, as well as people. During this grim period cats were thought to be in league with the devil, and this may be the basis for many contemporary ill omens about cats. Indeed one superstition stated that if you encountered a cat at midnight - you were in fact meeting the devil himself! Even today some intriguing omens still persist concerning cats. It’s thought that a black cat kept in a sailor's home will keep the seafarer safe from drowning and ensure his safe return home. A cat at a wedding is said to predict a long, happy marriage. In some parts of France a stray white cat spotted sunning itself on a doorstep means a hasty marriage for one of the house's residents. Whilst in the Midlands, in the UK, it was said that if someone offered a cat as a wedding gift the couple would always enjoy prosperity. In the Netherlands cats were not allowed in rooms where family business was being discussed as they were thought to spread gossip around the town. In some areas of the United States it was thought that a cat sleeping on a doorstep heralded a visit from a member of the clergy. Cats will always retain an air of mystery and intrigue and no doubt if you own one, you too, will probably have a few predictions to relate linked to your cat's own unique behaviour. copyright Linda Preston 2009 **All articles on this website are subject to copyright and may not be used without the permission of the author. Posted on Wed 3rd Jun 2009 17:11:00 A sprig of basil, a magnet and five small coins placed above the threshold Posted on Mon 1st Jun 2009 22:42:25 The history of a sports car once owned by Hollywood movie legend,James Dean, certainly lends weight to the idea. Dean, moody, good looking 1950’s cultural icon loved to live up to his screen image of living life in the fast lane. Posted on Fri 1st May 2009 22:42:57 As an experienced psychic, I have seen even the biggest, most strapping of men look distinctly uncomfortable by its presence. So is there any need to fear it? Does the Death card literally mean the death of the person having the reading orof someone close? Remember the Blue Oyster Cult hit, “Don’t Fear the Reaper”? Posted on Fri 1st May 2009 22:42:07 Would you love to help heal their body or spirit but they are many miles away from you? Healing doesn’t necessarily require the presence of the person being healed. Healing can be transmitted over a distance and still have a positive effect. It must be remembered healing is not a replacement for conventional medicine but forms part of a complimentary approach. It’s a way of boosting the body’s healing process. It can do no harm when approached in this way. Posted on Fri 1st May 2009 22:40:55
There are reports of some being driven to the point of suicide after being haunted by spirits which have broken through whilst using the board. So is it all Hollywood Hype? Posted on Fri 1st May 2009 22:40:27 It’s also a great way to absorb the powerful magical effect of a particular herb directly into your body. It’s important for safety reasons that you only use herbs that you are familiar with from cooking or herbs that are specifically sold as herbal teas through reputable retailers. Posted on Fri 1st May 2009 22:40:12
You may never have seen or felt your own aura but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. And you can if you wish establish a strong connection with it.How To Develop Your Psychic Skills With Psychometry
One of the best ways to develop your psychic skills is to practice ‘psychometry’.
It's thought that every object holds impressions of the people who have owned and handled it. Psychometry is the art of ‘reading’ those impressions.How To Test Your Psychic Powers
You may get a mental picture; it may be just a ‘knowing’.
Believe that you can do it and you will – not every time, but often enough to give you encouragement.Do You Have A Psychic Gift?
Do you have times when you think about someone you haven't seen in a long time and then you suddenly bump into them? Do you have dreams that come true? Do you know when someone you care about is unhappy, without the need for them to tell you?
Mirror, Mirror - Predicting Your Future With Mirrors
The wicked Queen in the fairy tale, Snow White, popularised "Mirrors" as a way of receiving predictions and advice with the immortal lines, "Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all"?
Cat Prophesy A Purr-fect Way to Tell The Future
Prosperity Spell
Here’s an easy to try, “prosperity spell” for those who feel they need a little magical
help to boost their finances.
are said to invite the energies of prosperity into your home.The Curse of James Dean’s Car
Is it possible that a car can be cursed or even evil?
What Does The Tarot Death Card Really Mean?
The Tarot “Death” card appropriately numbered, ”13″, worries many people when it appears in a Tarot reading.
How to Heal At A Distance
Is someone that you love unwell physically or emotionally?
Are Ouija Boards Dangerous?
The Ouija board has acquired a sinister reputation over the years as a tool for contacting the dead.
Magical Herbal Teas
Did you know that many herbs which are used in spells can also be used to make pleasant tasting herbal teas?
Auras How to See Them And What The Colours Mean
Why not see your aura as your own personal energy shield. It protects you from harmful influences from people and the world around you. So the sooner you recognize and honour it, the better you will feel.
TUNING INTO AURAS
It is much easier to see an aura, whether it is your own or someone else’s than you might imagine. For most people, it takes only a couple of minutes to detect an aura. Once you have made this initial leap from seeing nothing to seeing something, you are on a fascinating path to seeing auras in more detail. You will be to notice them surrounding everyone you meet.
HOW TO SEE AURAS
There are two ways you might see auras. The first is by simply noticing it with your eyes, and the second is by observing it with your mind’s eye. Some people find they get better results from working with the latter i.e. inner vision.
It doesn’t matter which method you use - there is no right or wrong way to see auras it’s just whichever method works best for you.
HOW TO SEE AURAS WITH YOUR INNER VISION
You already use your inner vision, often without being aware of it when you think of something that triggers your imagination. For example when you remember an event you are seeing it with your inner vision. You do not make any special effort to do this - it just comes naturally.
This method works equally well with auras. All you need to do is look closely at the person or animal whose aura you wish to study, fix their image in your mind, and then look away. Next, close your eyes and remember the image. You might see it in detail or simply in silhouette. Can you see the aura surrounding it? Believe in the image that comes to you and resist any temptation to alter it in any way if it does not match what you were expecting to see. Write down what you have observed either in words or pictures, so you can compare notes for next time you practice this exercise. Keep practicing and it will become second nature to you.
WHAT THE COLOURS MEAN
Although auras can change colour according to our moods and our physical and emotional well being, we generally have one colour that is always present in our auras. This colour says a lot about us, because it describes our attitudes and beliefs. The interpretations given below are only suggestions but I have found them useful; however you may begin to develop your own ideas once you start to develop your aura reading skills.
RED
This is a vibrant colour to find in anybody’s aura. It indicates that the individual is enterprising, dynamic & competitive. Often they enjoy being active and have a love of sports. Clear red indicates someone who loves life and lives it to the full. However, a dull red indicates anger or resentment.
ORANGE
Orange is a lovely warm and energising colour and someone who has an orange aura is very positive and confident. This person goes through life believing all things will go well. Beware, of someone who has an overly bright orange aura has it often indicates an egotistical character.
GREEN
A clear green aura is found surrounding loving and affectionate people they instinctively want to create harmony for others. This may make them overly anxious to please and they may be taken advantage of. They have a great love of the outdoors and nature. Watch out for someone with a harsh green aura - they are often stubborn and inflexible to any new ideas.
YELLOW
People with yellow auras tend to be life’s thinkers. They would never rush into a decision. You may find them outgoing and very sociable. However, beware of someone with a murky yellow aura and they are probably less than truthful.
BLUE
Blue is the colour that belongs to someone who is idealistic and who has strong beliefs about what is right or wrong. They are often a seeker of spiritual knowledge and could be drawn to practice some form of healing. However, a dark blue aura indicates someone who is conservative in their views and afraid of change
PURPLE
People with purple auras right through from pale lilac to rich purple indicate someone with a strong sense of spiritual purpose. They are humanitarian and care deeply about the fate of others. A clear purple indicates a strong psychic ability.
GOLD
A gold aura is rarely seen. Someone with a gold aura has a tremendous amount of potential and the ability to make a big contribution to the world. They have a deep sense of spirituality and visionary qualities. However, if someone has a dirty gold aura - take care. They have a strong materialistic streak and will stop at nothing to gain power.
BROWN A person with a rich brown aura is very practical and down to earth, and often has a strong love of animals. They enjoy working out of doors and are often very talented at growing plants. A red-brown aura indicates someone who likes to take care of others.
Don’t be worried if you find someone with a black aura, it is not necessarily a negative sign. It usually indicates the person who wants to hide away from the world for a time. A black aura, whether it is completely black or with streaks usually indicates someone who is physically exhausted. A dense black aura indicates a needy person who may leech energy from others.
By learning to read and interpret your own and the aura of others, you will find it opens up a new understanding of the people who surround you in your daily life. It could transform your relationships, career and health.
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Posted on Fri 1st May 2009 22:37:25