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A Complete Guide to Psychic Development
This handbook asserts that we are all psychic to some degree. Some of us can access and use this ability easily, while others need help to develop their natural skills. Cassandra Eason presents over 30 ways in which you can tap into your latent talent and develop your psychic ability. She discusses how to tune into naturally occurring psychic energies such as auras, etheric bodies and earth energies, and explores how to practise astral projection. Telepathy, clairvoyance and psychometry are also covered, and there is a section on divination, including mirror divination, crystal and crystal ball divination and numerology. The author also gives information on contacting other dimensions, developing mediumship and exploring progression and regression.
298 pages, Paperback
First published May 30, 1998
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March 28, 2018
This book should've come with a warning sign, " Hey, don't finish this while going to sleep. By the time you wake up, you'd be exhausted fighting battles and nightmares and suffer severe headaches, heart palpitations and panic attacks!"
Now that we got that out of the way, though this book was pretty informative, sure, it didn't really cover the important parts about certain Clair abilities. For eg clairvoyance a large part of it are images or visions that appear in our mind, for most people through dreams and guess what water and drowning dreams are about the most common and there's no dream symbol about it. And like she said there are different variations of runic alphabets and this version messed up the version I have practiced for so long. To have a dream journal was a great advice. I don't know why I stopped after a year of recording my dreams. I will take this book as a sign to start that again.
I thought she would touch more about thought transference and also clairaudience but clairaudience is more than hearing a voice in your head, some people hear words that contain clues and claircognizance wasn't talked about detailedly.
As a basic introductory course, this book was a win but I don't feel it to be a 'complete' guide to psychic development if the author insists on only her methods to be effective for scrying or any ability, at all.
Now that we got that out of the way, though this book was pretty informative, sure, it didn't really cover the important parts about certain Clair abilities. For eg clairvoyance a large part of it are images or visions that appear in our mind, for most people through dreams and guess what water and drowning dreams are about the most common and there's no dream symbol about it. And like she said there are different variations of runic alphabets and this version messed up the version I have practiced for so long. To have a dream journal was a great advice. I don't know why I stopped after a year of recording my dreams. I will take this book as a sign to start that again.
I thought she would touch more about thought transference and also clairaudience but clairaudience is more than hearing a voice in your head, some people hear words that contain clues and claircognizance wasn't talked about detailedly.
As a basic introductory course, this book was a win but I don't feel it to be a 'complete' guide to psychic development if the author insists on only her methods to be effective for scrying or any ability, at all.
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April 2, 2010Complete Guide to Psychic Development by Cassandra Eason (1998)
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