How to Develop Your Psychic Abilities

Everyone has some latent psychic talent. Developing yours can be an exercise in many different types of self-awareness.

One of the best ways to develop your own psychic abilities is by way of meditation, because it allows you to tap into your subconscious, and everything that's lurking there.

Your objective in this exercise is to achieve deliberate clarity. This sounds complex, but it's not.

To achieve deliberate clarity, you have to train yourself to be aware of everything around you. Sense changes in the sunlight and shadows; notice a shift in the wind; be aware of who has walked into a room and who has walked out; feel the change in the air as a person walks past.

Take mental notes of everything - this will help you later on when you attempt to decipher what messages are "true" ones, and what's just your imagination or wishful thinking.

Listen to what's being said, and what's not. Frequently, people say one thing but mean something entirely different. For example, suppose you ask your friend how she's doing, and her answer is, "Fine. The kids are good…" There's no mention of her spouse, and perhaps there's a reason for it. Understand that omission is still a form of communication.

One of the best ways to develop your own intuition is to meditate regularly. By allowing your mind to wander into the depths of the subconscious, you create an opening for messages to come through.

Have you ever got a feeling that something wasn't quite right? Or did you ever feel like you just had to turn left at a certain intersection, even though you normally would have turned right? That's your intuition speaking. Pay attention to things like this. Often, there's a reason for those intuitive messages.

Do you dream about someone you know, or a particular situation? Have you ever got a feeling that something important was about to happen? Keep a journal so you can track these sensory messages. Later on, you can go back and check on them, to see if there was any validity to them. Sometimes, though, we get messages and are never able to confirm whether they were accurate or not, because there's just no way of knowing.

If you have a hunch about something, try to confirm it. Test yourself, in other words! For example, when your best friend is on his way to meet you, try to guess what music he was listening to in the car. Then, when he arrives, ask him. Did you get it right?

If your phone rings, before you pick it up and look at the Caller ID, try to visualize who might be calling. Then answer the phone and see if you were correct. Simple exercises like this will help you develop your own innate abilities.
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