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Psychic Paradigm

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This book represents an excellent compilation of many of Bevy Jaegers prior books, and includes additional material not previously published. Mrs. Jaegers has included exercises for PSI development which I have found to work. I strongly recommend this book.

Being rather new to the world of Remote Viewing, I found that "The Psychic Paradigm" offered me several different options on how to fine-tune my R.V. skills. Ways that are easy and fun. This book is a Must Read for those trying to get from HERE to THERE - via the Psychic Freeway. Thumbs Up for a Wonerful Book - presently by a Wonderful Lady - Beverly Jaegers.

This is an immensely interesting book. As strange as it may sound to those who have never tried it, I found the concepts, explanations and exercises amazingly helpful in developing my psi abilities in just minutes.

Beverly Jaeger instills a sort of confidence in the reader that seems to be a large part of opening the mind to the process of learning. Small steps lead to cumulative victories. I would have never believed I could read colors after a half-hour of trying! This is amazing.

A must-have for those looking to explore their natural psychic abilities painlessly.

I can't say enough about this book. It approaches this subject from the proper perspective. Beverly Jaegers presents the subject of "psi" without the muddle of mysticism. This does much for bringing psi out of the dark ages and into mainstream science (where it certainly belongs). Her exercises were fun and frighteningly effective. I found myself experiencing many of the psychic effects with shocking clarity. This lady knows what she's talking about. I would recommend this book to anyone who's serious about learning to harness their innate psychic abilities.

I was fortunate to come across this book and some others in a local used bookstore. Beverly Jaegers uses a practical approach to ESP or psychic development and gives information about what she feels helps the ability such as noticing details quickly. She believes everyone has psi or ESP potential. Some terms are a bit dated, but that is to be expected. There are short stories about ESP along the way. Everything is simply and clearly explained and there are no high minded esoteric references or complicated scientific theories. Most of the exercises are can still relevant and can still be performed as Jaegers uses many relatively inexpensive and available items to help development such as playing cards, ESP cards such as Ariel or Zener, Crookes radiometer, color sensing cards or paint sample cards, and pendulum to help develop skills. The majority of the exercises are aimed at sensing, sensing colors, sensing things about the person who touched or owned an object, sensing things like dollar bills sealed in opaque envelopes. The Jaegers moves to some exercises projecting energy or thought. One exercise uses a Polaroid camera and film or similar instant picture type camera and film to form pictures from the mind onto the film. The radiometer is used to develop the ability to project energy. The participant uses energy from his or her hands or mind to stop the black and white blades of the radiometer from moving. Then Jaegers moves into remote viewing and seeing past and future events. Jaegers also discusses some of the problems they encountered with the remote viewing programs such as trained personnel turnover, problems viewing numbers correctly, and funding. She recommends using affirmations to boost abilities via a recorder and doesn't appear to be particularly big on meditation although she does it. Sadly it does not appear the book is in print. Perhaps in the electronic age someone will publish it electronically so these older "historical" books will still be available to readers.