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CLAIRVOYANCE
literally means " clear seeing."
Clairvoyance is a form of extrasensory perception, including
the ability to gain information by psychic means rather
than through the physical senses. Clairvoyance is not seeing
with the physical eyes but seeing (clairvoyance) what is
known in the psychic world as through the 'third eye."
CLAIRVOYANT
- A Psychic with the Gift Of Clairvoyance.
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Second
Sight
Judith Orloff M.D
From Publishers Weekly While growing up in California with her
mother, a Beverly Hills family practitioner, and her father,
a radiologist, Orloff says she had psychic experiences and could
foresee deaths, illnesses, earthquakes. Now a psychiatrist and
assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at UCLA, she works
with police departments by using her psychic abilities to help
locate missing persons and identify suspects. In her clinical
practice, she claims, her clairvoyant gifts enable her to get
information about patients' health, relationships, careers and
childhoods, and to discern stumbling blocks that are not readily
apparent. A premonition warned her of one patient's upcoming
suicide attempt. With another patient afflicted with debilitating
rheumatoid arthritis, Orloff says, she successfully used hands-on
healing, or therapeutic touch. She encourages analysands to
use prayer, meditation, ritual and dream journals to promote
emotional healing. She movingly describes the dreams and visions
that helped her draw closer to her mother, who succumbed to
cancer in 1993. Orloff's unconventional attempt to bridge the
worlds of Freud and the paranormal will appeal to open-minded
readers. Author tour. Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information,
Inc.
Judith Orloff M.D |
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Adventures
of a Psychic: The Fascinating Inspiring True-Life Story of
One of America's Most Successful Clairvoyants
Sylvia Browne
This is the remarkable story of one woman's psychic odyssey.
It offers illuminating insights into how we can better understand
ourselves and our own psychic abilities.
Amazon.com
Adventures of a Psychic might not be the next Indiana Jones
sequel, but the "adventures" in the title is appropriate,
since Sylvia Browne never stops amazing us with her channeling,
psychic visions, healing, and even ghost stories. Coauthor
Antoinette May's biographical talents are first rate, however
her third person point of view tends to distance the reader
from Browne's story. May compensates for this minor shortcoming
by expertly weaving Browne's psychic talents with her personal
life, from childhood to grandmotherhood, and grounding the
supernatural parts of Adventures of a Psychic in the same
sort of mundane problems we are all prone to run into. While
reading this book, you may stare with an open mouth at glimpses
of a world beyond death, and at the same time discover that
we all possess a limitless potential, even if we are not gifted
with psychic ability. --Brian Patterson
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The
Naked Quack: Exposing the Many Ways Phony Psychics & Mediums
Cheat You!
Wendy
Your Survival Guide through the treacherous world of quacks
-- the 99.9% of all psychics and mediums, who have no business
being in the business! The only book of its kind by a legitimate,
acclaimed psychic, it's the most comprehensive, detailed and
knowledgeable work available on the subject, including insider
information not found anywhere else. Based on more than 15
years of observing and analyzing 2000 psychic readings and
testing hundreds of psychics, The Naked Quack reveals shocking,
controversial information. Such as:
*Why most
people are victims of ruthless con artists and no-talent wannabes
-- and don't even know it. *How to measure your Victim Quotient.
Maybe you're easier to fool than you think. *How not to make
an appointment *How quacks can find out personal things about
you -- like the size of your bank account -- before you walk
through the door. *The 2 simple words, 5 Tools of the Trade,
and 10 techniques quacks use to victimize you. *The 3 Snow
Jobs most people fall for.You see them on TV! *How The Media
helps quacks become rich and famous.
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Occult
Chemistry: Investigations by Clairvoyant Magnification into
the Structure of the Atoms of the Periodic Table and Some
Compounds
C.W. Leadbeater
Contents: The Nature of Matter; The Hydrogen, Spike, Dumb-bell,
Tetrahedron, Cube, Octahedron, Bars, and Star Groups; Compounds;
Catalysis, Crystallization; Conclusion; Analysis of the Structure
of the Elements; Table of Atomic Weights; Notes and Reports
of Certain of the Investigations; Index; Illustrated.
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Hanussen:
Hitler's Jewish Clairvoyant
Mel Gordon
Erik Jan Hanussen made a name for himself as Europe’s most audacious
and controversial soothsayer. Billing himself as “The Man Who
Knows All,” he performed in cabarets and music halls, attracting
the attention of everyone from Sigmund Freud and Thomas Mann
to Marlene Dietrich and Peter Lorre. His exceptional paranormal
abilities — along with his stage specialty of hypnotizing women
to orgasm — garnered ardent admirers and equally ardent denouncements,
religious and otherwise. In March 1932, when Adolf Hitler’s
political future seemed doomed, Hanussen predicted a resurgence
of the Nazi Party. The prediction proved a psychic salve for
Hitler, and Hanussen became an influential confidant of the
superstitious fuhrer. But what Hitler didn’t know initially
was that Hanussen was not the Dane he claimed to be but a Jew
from Moravia whose given name was Herschel Steinschneider. |
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Beyond
Boundaries: The Adventures of a Seer
Louise Platt Hauck
Gary Zukav, author of Dancing Wu Li Masters and The Seat of
the Soul Beyond Boundaries sketches the context and provides
samples of types of data that are central to the emerging
spiritual psychology. It also provides valuable perspectives
for those who are awakening to the perceptions of the soul."
Willis
W. Harman, Institute of Noetic Sciences "Beyond Boundaries
is charming and profound, delightful and insightful, fascinating
and instructive. If there is any one factor responsible for
a major share of the misery and confusion experienced in the
modern world, it is our collectively encouraged fear of death.
Louise Hauck's book is an aid to helping people transcend
that fear once and for all. One can only feel admiration and
gratitude for her courage in being willing to share so openly
experiences of a sort that many hide away with embarrassment."
Peter
Russell, author of A White Hole In Time and The Global Brain
"An inspiring read that challenges our assumptions about who
we are and the nature of time."
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Missing
Person : The True Story of a Police Case Resolved by the Clairvoyant
Powers of Dorothy Allison
Robert V. Cox
Think it can't happen in your town..., October 17, 2002 Amazon.com
Reviewer: A reader from Chambersburg,PA I read this book in
one sitting and it scared the hell out of me. I never thought
I would see the towns of Chambersburg, Waynesboro and Greencastle
in a nationally publized book but I did. You think it can't
happen in your town...think again. The story of Debbie Sue Kline
is one of heartbreak, cruelty and sadness. The pictures in the
back also helped develop a more clear picture. Highly recommended
book! |
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Scenting
Evil: Crime Fiction from the Case Files of a Crime-Solving
Clairvoyant
D. J. Adams
The first true crime adventure by one of the few "sanctioned"
crime-solving clairvoyants.
SELLING
POINTS: ? The first of a series of true crime adventures from
one of America's most respected clairvoyants, responsible
for "finding" 14 children, kidnapped by pedophiles and other
criminals. The names, places and sequence of some events have
been changed to protect the victims and their families.
Author
is a well-known and respected clairvoyant, consulted by thousands
of people in missing persons, missing children, and other
crime-solving situations
Some years
ago in a small Southern town, two seven-year-old girls were
mysteriously kidnapped from their homes with little trace,
striking terror into the hearts and minds of a once peaceful,
trusting community. "Run, run as fast as you can," he whispers
as he grabs each child at play. "You can't catch me, I'm the
Gingerbread Man." Brought in by the local police when they
could find the two girls, D.J. Adams, a clairvoyant since
age nine, delves into the mind of the kidnapper - seeing,
feeling, even smelling his presence. Packed with horror and
suspense, D.J. describes the kidnapper as if she were inside
his mind and being, feeling with him the demonic urge to steal
the little girls as his "pets," and the pain of his own childhood
abuse. "I will take care of her for you Mommy, I will stroke
and powder the skin of the precious little pet. She is mine
now, blow her a kiss in the wind and say good-bye."
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Clairvoyant:
The Imagined Life of Lucia Joyce : A Novel
Alison Leslie Gold
From Publishers Weekly James Joyce's most inscrutable creation
may have been his only daughter, Lucia--mad to the world, but
a genius to her father. In this haunting work of imaginative
reconstruction, Gold (coauthor of Anne Frank Remembered ) renders
Lucia as a gifted albeit genuine schizophrenic (first treated
by Jung, later institutionalized for 47 years) who was subject
to delusions and violent impulses. Her father preferred to consider
her clairvoyant rather than insane, and regarded her "nonsense"
as Delphic wisdom with meaning for a select few. Gold briefly,
movingly evokes Lucia's life through a cryptic collage of dreams,
flashbacks and hallucinations; through Lucia's compositions,
ranging from libretti to memoirs whose prose echoes the rhythms
and syntax of her father's; and through the commonsensical asides
of her nurse, Mrs. Leary. Although the author asserts that "No
use has been made of medical records or intimate letters that
invade family privacy. The course of Miss Joyce's illness after
1935 has been largely imagined." Discernible factual details
about Joyce's works and family, however, may cause some readers
to lose their footing on the trail between fact and fantasy
and lead others to wonder about Gold's suggestions of incest
and neglect. Though Clairvoyant opens an intriguing window on
Lucia's life, more clarity, not more mystery, would have heightened
the poignancy of her story. Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information,
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Clairvoyant
Investigations
Geoffrey Hodson
Hodson presented at his best!, March 11, 2001 Amazon.com Reviewer:
I discovered a summary including images of angels from this
book as part of the New Zealand Theosophical Society website
in honor of Hodson. As you can see, the really remarkable aspect
is the colour pictures; they truly enhance the text, which is
very good and easy to read. This 140 page book is in two equal
parts: firstly, descriptions of larger devas (nature spirits)
mostly from places in New Zealand; secondly, clairvoyant impressions
of well-known pieces of classical music. This book was clearly
put together as a saleable item, unlike many of Hodson's other
books which are often full of valuable detail, but not marketably
presented. (with the possible exception of Hodson's famous book
"The Kingdom of the Gods") The foreword by Joy Mills indicates
that this volume appeared not long after Hodson's passing. As
such this book is a tribute to Hodson, as much as it is a celebration
of his insights and clairvoyant visions. It is helpful for the
student of attunement, and offers insights into the realms of
the angels and the superphysical qualities of sound and music.
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Clairvoyant
Mary Holt Allen
Characters and a story you really care about, June 15, 2004
Amazon.com Reviewer: A reader from New York, New York USA When
I had to take a break from reading, I missed the characters
and couldn't wait to get back to see what happened to them.
This is a richly written and conceived book that holds the interest
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My
passport says clairvoyant
M. B Dykshoorn
Reviewer: An Amazon.com Customer A book that documents the amazing
life of Martinus B. Dykshoorn, Dutch psychic and criminal investigator.
The true life saga of an extraordinary man, his modesty and
a personal search to convey to others exactly what his gift
and it's awesome power means! An eye opening journey into the
mind and heart of an individual who's compassion and grace give
hope to our troubled evolution. The sworn affidavits and legal
testaments contained in the appendix are sobering to the skeptic.
"My Passport Says Clairvoyant" is a masterpiece of humanity,
showing the faithful hope in God's gifts and promise for tomorrow!
Published in 1974 by Hawthorn Books Inc./New York and authored
by Russell H. Felton. This manuscript is well worth the effort
to track down. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 74-2579.
ISBN: 0-8015-5282-6. Seattle Public Library, Dewy Decimal Number:
133.8, D991M. |
The
Unseen World: A Clairvoyant's Guide to the Astonishing Power
of Your Mind and Spirit
Barbara Stabiner
Amazon.com Reviewer: A reader This book is an incredible "map"
through the eye of a clairvoyant! So broad in its subject matter
I have now lovingly highlighted sections in every chapter! Crystals,
colors, meditations, akashic records, spells, candles, prayers
and intentions...you name it it is in this book! I highly recommend
this little gem that I found to anyone who is looking to continue
to expand their consciousness and/or develop intuitive gifts.
This is THE How-to out there today!!! |
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The
Clairvoyant
Marian Thurm
He could see everyone's future but his own. . . .Victor Mackenzie
has always considered his clairvoyance a gift, even though
it does make his life difficult at times. A casual encounter
with a stranger leaves his head spinning with the most private
details of another person's life. A ghost named Murray pays
regular visits, relaying career advice and requests for grandchildren
from Victor's dead mother. And women . . . well, women are
wary, to put it mildly, of commitment to a man who can see
inside their souls. So when he finds himself completely infatuated
with a client who has come for a reading, he knows that love
is a long shot. But he also knows that happiness with a new
man is in the tarot cards for her. And while he doesn't dare
read his own palm, Victor sees himself as just the guy she
has in mind. . . . --This text refers to an out of print or
unavailable edition of this title.
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Essential
Energy Tools: How to Develop Your Clairvoyant and Healing Abilities
Gayle, Ph.D. Kimball |
The
Fate of the Nations: Great Events of the Near Future as Predicted
by Nostradamus and Other Clairvoyants
Arthur A. Prieditis
In a down-to Earth-manner, Muriel describes her life as a medium.
True and chilling ghost stories feature with heart-warming tales
of loved ones who have passed on. Psychic subjects are covered
such as Clairvoyance, Astral Traveling, Magic, Exorcism, Reincarnation,
Regression, Spiritual Healing, Apparitions, Materialization,
Life in the Next World, Extra Terrestrials etc., all discussed
from the author's experience. Illustrated with photographs.
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How
Not to Test a Psychic: Ten Years of Remarkable Experiments With
Renowned Clairvoyant Pavel Stepanek
Martin Gardner |
Medium
Rare: Reminiscences of a Clairvoyant
Muriel Renard |
The
girl who was clairvoyant
Mignon Warner |
Psychic
Cop: The Amazing Story of Britain's Only Clairvoyant Detective
Keith Charles |
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How
to Improve Your Psychic Power: A Practical Guide for Developing
Your Natural Clairvoyant Abilities
Carl Rider
How to Improve Your Psychic Power dispels the notion that
psychic powers are beyond the reach of the ordinary person.
Carl Rider, a clairvoyant who specializes in psychic research,
argues that these abilities can be learned. In this unique
guidebook he offers progressive exercises that reveal how
the average person can discover and cultivate his or her psychic
abilities.
This book
dispels the notion that psychic powers are beyond the reach
of the ordinary person. Carl Rider, a clairvoyant who specializes
in psychic research, argues persuasively that everyone is
born with psychic powers, although few people ever develop
them. In this unique guidebook he reveals how the average
person can discover and cultivate his or her psychic abilities.
The book
includes step-by-step exercise in which people can discover
the exciting possibilies of clairvoyance, psychic awareness,
sounds, auras, insights, energy, games, dreaming, and astral
travel. It also discusses traditional divination techniques,
such as crystal gazing, automatic writing and the reading
of tea leaves.
"How to
Improve Your Psychic Power" is an excellent introduction for
newcomers to the psychic field. It will be of interest to
everyone who wishes to develop everyday events into actual
psychic experience.
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Le
corps clairvoyant: 1963-1982
Jacques Dupin |
Witness
from beyond: New cosmic concepts on death and survival received
from the late A. D. Mattson, S.T.D., through the clairvoyant,
Margaret Flavell Tweddell
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Running
Crazy: A Thriller Based on the Case Files of a Crime-Solving
Clairvoyant (Capital Crimes)
D. J. Adams
In her second thriller, the crime-solving clairvoyant takes
on two shopping mall serial killers who go after teen shoppers––with
a vengeance. In real-life clairvoyant D. J. Adam’s second crime
thriller, her fictional Lindsay Freeman takes on two serial
killers who stalk teenagers at shopping malls, torture and kill
them. Lindsay is called in to track Rebecca Torman who has been
kidnapped while shopping for her prom dress at the mall near
her home in small town New England. Three other Ripney High
School students have already been murdered when Rebecca disappears.
Lindsay is drawn into the web of drugs, alcohol, rage and all
the dreams that come undone because of them. For four terrible
days she delves into the minds of serial killers Mike Hennessey
and his pathological sidekick Tony Garrison in a desperate search
for Rebecca before she is brutally killed like her classmates.
D.J. Adams has based this thriller on the case she now says
was "...so heinous that it has taken me years to write it down,
years to want to recall it." |
Clairvoyant
Wordsworth: A Case Study in Heresy and Critical Prejudice
Robert B. Zimmer
It is almost universally accepted that William Wordsworth never
took seriously the idea of pre-existence, or life before birth.
In this study, Robert Zimmer shows that this is an unjustifiable
presumption. Evidence from Wordsworth’s “Ode: Intimations of
Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood,” from The
Prelude, and from the “Essay Upon Epitaphs” shows that Wordsworth
firmly believed in pre-existence. Nor was this an idea he adopted
out of curiosity or for its poetic utility. Wordsworth, like
Henry Vaughan and Thomas Traherne, remembered life before birth,
and retained a kind of clairvoyance in his infancy. As Zimmer
shows, it is only because of the religious and philosophical
prejudices of critics since Coleridge that Wordsworth’s recollections
have seldom been properly recognized for what they are. |
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