- Decisions
- Choices: Although there are a number of excellent quantitative and
qualitative methods to assist in objectively deciding among choices, sometimes an
intuitive approach is called for.
Here are several that we have found useful--especially when other methods end in
a tie. For best results you should have narrowed the alternatives
down to two or three choices.
The Apple: Pretend that the alternatives are apples and describe them. What do
they look like (color, size, firmness)? What do they taste like? Once you have described
the two or three apples, decide which one you would pick to eat--that apple represents
the choice that would be most satisfying to you.
The Path: Pretend that the alternatives are paths (especially useful when
you are trying to decide a course of action) and describe them. How easy is the path
to travel? How wide/smooth is it? What is the surrounding scenery like? Where does the
path lead? What is it like along the way? Now look at which of those paths you would
prefer to travel (and it may not be the easiest one)--that path represents the
course of action that you would find most satisfying.
- Fatigue
- Alignment: " We are made of energy.
When we are tired we are out of tune with the cosmic flow."
If you find yourself tired all the time try this technique from
THE WORLD TO COME by Ruth Montgomery . " Lay down prone on the bed ,
floor or even lounge chair. Now feel yourself slipping headfirst into the
vortex of energy above, below, and and all around you. Feel yourself becoming
part of it and drawing it in."
- Psychic Awareness
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Meditation: it is almost unanimously held that meditation is key in
developing psychic awareness. Edgar Cayce suggests in his readings that
we meditate at the same time every day.
- Telepathy
- Practice: Start with another person who is willing to provide you
with feedback (or else you must have some independent means of checking your
results). Set a definite time,
and at that moment put down what you "sense" the other is doing. Check later to see
what the person was actually doing (feedback is important!) -- what you pick
up may not be literal, so it is important for you to learn to interpret your own symbols.
But when you are starting out, do NOT try to interpret what you sense -- just record
your literal impressions. Interpretation comes later. In reading no. 2533-7
Edgar Cayce recommends doing this for 20 days to develop "the key to telepathy."