Clairvoyance: How to Develop Your Psychic Powers [Paperback]

Joules Taylor (Author), Ken Taylor (Author)

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Everyone has heard of clairvoyance, many people actually have clairvoyant experiences, but few of us know how to develop those powerful skills.

This book is a home study training course. It is not intended to be an academic text book; but is more like a project handbook revealing how to nurture and use your inner powers in all sorts of day-to-day situations.

The text is profusely illustrated and designed to lead even a complete beginner through the many forms of clairvoyance. An initial questionnaire assesses your talents, and offers you a personalized route through the curriculum. This tailored, modular approach makes it easy to build on your particular strengths and cultivate areas where you have little or no experience.

Each aspect is introduced carefully before you explore your own aptitude via a practical experiment or exercise. Some subjects are reserved as being unsuited to the beginner. Only once you have built-up experience of the four foundations of clairvoyance, are the more advanced abilities recommended and their exercises described.

Because a wide range of topics are covered, even people already fluent in one or more subject can find inspiration to explore other areas of this vast and far-reaching subject.

For anyone who feels that there’s more to life than mere surface appearances, developing clairvoyance (literally clear sight) is a logical next step in our personal evolution. We are proud to present this comprehensive guide to how to explore - for yourself - the many hidden wonders of our world.

Joules & Ken Taylor [e-mail]

Product Details

• Paperback: 128 pages
• Publisher: Weiser Books (November 2001)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 157863251X
• ISBN-13: 978-1578632510
• Product Dimensions: 10 x 7.7 x 0.4 inches
• Shipping Weight: 1 pounds
• Average Customer Review: 3.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,692,950 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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16 of 17 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars Don't call it clairvoyance, March 10, 2003

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James J. Happ (NY United States) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Clairvoyance: How to Develop Your Psychic Powers (Paperback)

This book was disappointing. I have read in many books on psychic subjects that clairvoyance means 'clear seeing' and refers to actually seeing visions, beings, auras and other 'other-worldly' things with the third eye.

This book explains clairvoyance differently - as intuition in general.

It claims to be a guide to development, but offers nothing meaty that you can sink your teeth into and practice. It's really a childrens book with lots of pictures.

3.0 out of 5 stars A book for the layperson and the curious, September 18, 2009

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JST "Peace Out" (Central Indiana) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Clairvoyance: How to Develop Your Psychic Powers (Paperback)

For a person who is skeptical, this book seems fluff. Yet, give it a read if one is willing to suspend disbelief and be open to the possibility that yes, there is truth to be found within, and one might be pleasently surprised.

I did not find much substance to the book, but I did find it a good beginner's guide or introductory material from one perspective.

The orginization into the four elements with three sections per "element" was an interesting sort of orginizational tool, adding a touch of alchemy certainly adds to its sellablity, but does not take from what it has to offer.

Intuition vs metaphysical "third eye"? When I read Carl Jung I am not upset that he isn't Henry David Thoreau. I like them both. Plus, I think intuition and metaphysics may similiar to electricity and magnetism - two terms for the same force - as in electromagnetic force (electricity and magnetism the same thing, the same force) and perhaps metaphysicointuition.

So buy the book for an interesting read, be willing to use your intuition, suspended any disbelief, open your mind, and see what happens. You might be pleasently surprised what you find in the subconscious, what the unconscious brings to light.

But the collective unconscious is a bittersweet fruit, so beware - you just might be transformed, even if just a tiny bit.

1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Outstanding book for beginner and advanced psychics., November 4, 2007

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David M. Baker "Spiritual Medium" (San Rafael, CA.) - See all my reviews
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The Spirit Garden: A Medium's Journey
I am the author of The Spirit Garden, A Medium's Journey. I have used this book or introduced it while teaching psychic development. It's a very helpful book, especially for thoses who are new to the psychic arts. It is also a good refresher book. Very helpful.