Clairvoyance, a defiled art

Hello, I felt like talking about my experiences and what I personally think about this art.

I have had several sessions over ten years, and even though I have not progressed toward happiness today, I must say that overall, I have been lucky to meet two people who are truly gifted and who gave me hope over time. I believe in this field, as well as in shamanism, which I discovered two years ago. Unfortunately, I think I did not do what was necessary, as a certain percentage of things came to pass, but not the concrete outcome I was expecting. It is a complex field, but truly a source of encouragement for me as well. The only problem is that many people call themselves psychics solely for the sake of scams and “money,” and worse, I have come across people who firmly believed they had a gift (those are the worst). One must not forget that scamming is wrong, but playing with the spirits of the weak is abominable… It is a field that is unfortunately trampled upon, but being religiously believing (despite everything), I leave this in the hands of God…

Hello pced

I read all that you say here
You must know that people who practice clairvoyance cheat others.
They will have a hard time; the return will take place.
They will gather all the misfortune of other people.
You should know that.

Petalodora

greeting

Hello pced,

Indeed, esotericism and everything related to clairvoyance has become a business for some people who take advantage of people's vulnerabilities and the difficulties of their current lives to swindle them, sometimes without any successful outcome. One must be wary. Your idea is interesting, which I read in another thread, so that people can confirm certain predictions. For my part, some share them with me, others do not, but it would be interesting if there were a thread as the magician said. We need to refer to Tom, our administrator.
In any case, you are welcome on this forum, and keep strengthening yourself spiritually; it is a precious help. I always rely on God to help my neighbor, and if you need advice, we are ready to help you and grow.

See you soon
Marylena

Thank you. I have already been helped by Rachida and the magician, and I am living as best I can right now. I am more enduring life than anything else, but I am holding on. I hope their predictions come true and that I don’t miss out on my luck like I usually do (predictions influence and push people toward a certain direction, but that doesn’t work for me. I’ll see how it goes… it would have been easier if everything just fell into my lap!) Thank you in any case, and I will be sure to keep you posted…

Hello pced

under a leaden sun

I read your notes carefully, and I start by telling you this

When you say "hoping that their predictions come true," and there I say
Does that mean you don’t really believe it? In that case, the mindset you have will ensure that none of what was predicted for you will ever come true.
In clairvoyance, you must have faith!
Regarding what you wrote about me experiencing life as something that happens to me
I'll answer you with a bang!
Ever since man became self-aware, he has ceaselessly sought to control his own destiny. This is for “I am a victim of life.”

As for the charlatans!
Allah says!
Shall I tell you about whom the devils descend? They descend upon every slanderer and sinner. They listen in.
However, most of them are liars.
Later, if you wish, the translation of this passage
Clairvoyance in antiquity: religion and divination were linked, as priests mixed religion and divination.
Was it not said at the time, or did one not believe, that the one who was deprived of sight could see more deeply?
to see the sacred (vision)
It took more than four centuries after the birth of Christ for it to prevail in opposition to what were called pagan beliefs.
The Bible condemned this practice in all its forms of divination.
Also note that predictions at the beginning of the Christian era marked history.
In the Middle Ages, the Church fought against its practices.
then came the era of the Renaissance, an era of research
math, astronomy, astrology, and divination
But before that, as far as I know, there were two eminent astrologers.
Michel de Notre Dame is called "Nostradamus" and Girdano is called "Jerome Cardan"
and then in the 20th century there was
KARL SCHROEDER aka Eric Jan Hannussen
who predicted the rise of Hitler to power as well as his fall and that of the Third Reich
and then the Dutchman Gerard Croiset, who died in 1980, in the field of parapsychology
It is to him that we owe this advance in the research of this phenomenon of clairvoyance and through his visions

I am now returning to the notes you made on shamanism.

Shamanism has existed since prehistoric times.
Located in France, the "Grotte de Lescaux" features a scene scratched into the rock depicting shamanism: a man with a bird's head.
Shamanism at that time was considered the primordial religion, I believe (Paleolithic era).
The shaman is far from an angelic man.
It is the fire that aligns with the animal's energy.
How do you think one becomes a shaman?
It goes back to childhood.
One only becomes it when one is a child and has adopted that attitude of observation.
You must have the sense to open your consciousness
knowing how to enter a trance and having hallucinatory visions
Of course, you'll tell me they use plants for that or hallucinogenic mushrooms
You also have to be an excellent therapist.
Do you know “MARAKAME”?
He speaks with the universe; do you believe in that? I have seen it, and all the charlatans of today try to imitate him.

As for clairvoyance, yes, there are some good ones, but they won't predict everything for you; in all their clairvoyance, they will tell you at least one thing that will happen.
And as for chamam, it is also an ancient form of medicine that has developed

Rachida…

It’s true that for a clairvoyance to come true, you have to “provoke” it, do what needs to be done, because what the psychic perceives (as far as I understand) is our future, which depends on our past and our present. But what’s discouraging is when you do everything you can to make it happen and nothing happens. I believe in clairvoyance because many things that were predicted have come true for me, but precisely, they were things that weren’t really of interest to me!

As for religion, I am a believing but non-practicing Christian (while respecting other religions, I wish to make that clear. I am from Réunion Island, and I am familiar with the mixing, blending, and ethnic and cultural intermingling!). On the contrary, I believe that clairvoyance is like a tool provided by God to help those who need it… the key is knowing how to use it, and that is where I fall short.

As for shamanism, I’ve only had two experiences and I’m not quite sure what to make of them, other than the fact that it was truly impressive and that upon emerging, I felt both quite strange and energized at the same time. I know that shamans work on the spirit (removing pain and evil) by envisioning our inner lives or your past with the help of nature, but the one I met, while showing me what I saw, told me it was my future. So far, aside from a few small details that made me believe that, likewise, in trying to head toward what he showed me, nothing has come to pass…