Secrets of Mind and Reality

Do you have psychic abilities? You might be surprised to learn the answer

We’ve all seen the television psychics, TV programs about psychic detectives and ads in magazines placed by people who ‘guarantee’ to restore a lost love and the like. Although the concept of physic ability is viewed with considerable skepticism by the majority of people, many legitimate studies in clinical studies have established that psychic abilities should not be dismissed out of hand.

Before you decide one way or another on this controversial topic, take a look at some of the evidence. We often tend to not believe ideas that cannot be irrefutably proven or seen with our own eyes. Here are some examples, along with a few experiments you can do yourself, that may change your mind.

Scientists in the fields of psychology and psychiatry, as well as Pascal, the famed mathematician and philosopher, determined that almost every child possesses a degree of physic abilities, usually up until about the age of six.

Any parent knows that kids have a way of ‘knowing’ certain things that can’t be readily explained. For example, a child may take an immediate dislike to a certain person, sizing them up in a child’s manner and without apparent reason. The same child may gravitate towards another individual without explanation. They simply sense something which creates a ‘thumbs up’ or ‘thumbs down’ impression. What’s interesting is that children’s impressions usually prove to be correct in the long run.

Studies of children who demonstrate psychic ability also show that such abilities tend to disappear, gradually. By the time a child is ten years old, very few retain these psychic characteristics and experiences. It’s theorized that as a child is absorbed into the mainstream of culture, the very idea of physic ability meets with disapproval. ‘Use it or lose it’ comes into play, and peer pressure and the desire to belong soon brings about a general dissipation of this talent.

How about religion? People of every faith believe the doctrines of their faith, with absolutely no proof. If you believe in a creator, can you prove it? You can’t. However, just because you cannot see your creator doesn’t mean He doesn’t exist.

One of the common denominators in the nature of people shown to have physic ability is that they tend to be highly spiritual. This does not mean that they are necessarily religious, although they often are. Such spiritually inclined persons feel a connection to life that goes beyond what can be quantified and seen by everyone.

Here’s one interesting way you can test your own psychic ability: go online and look up some of the many psychic tests, which you can take for free. You might be shocked to discover that you, the skeptic, possess psychic abilities.

There are techniques which anyone can practice, to develop lost psychic abilities. At the very least, it’s an entertaining endeavor. Who knows?