The Difference Between The Clair Senses

This is an excellent article.

www.spiritmindbody.co.uk

Shared Personal Experience

This past Tuesday, while at my Grandma's house, sorting through more of her things; I was alone in the house, while my Mom was out on the front porch, putting a garbage bag in the trash can, when the screen door opened and shut all by itself.

We were at Grandma's again on Wed., and the screen door opened and slammed shut all by itself, and then a few minutes later quickly opened and shut all by itself once more. My Mother was in the house this time so she experienced it as well.

A person we know who can communicate with the other side, awhile back told us that "all the men folk" in our family that have passed on, were now at my Grandma's house 24/7. My Mom and I assume it's to protect the house and property, possibly to reassure my Grandma in the afterlife that no harm would come to the house, or to her children or grandchildren while they were in the house, sorting through her things.

Paranormal Abilities ( The most common ones)

Article by: Lauren C. Dole

PARANORMAL ABILITIES:.....Psychic

• Mediums: Those who have a "Direct Line "to our loved ones in the afterlife.
• Empath: Those who feel others emotions....Remote viewer/seer...Those who can place Themselves into homes etc. far away and see events that took place there.
• Premonition Dreamers/seers; Those who see an upcoming event usually death and destruction in dreams or visions.
• Sensitive's: Those who can "feel" a spirit presence.
• Spirit seers/communicators:; Those who can visually see spirits ( those who can do this often can see orbs and Auras also).
• Astral Projectors: those who can leave their bodies traveling long distance ( Attached to their bodies by the silver thread).
• Healers: Those who have the power to heal others.

These are the most popular abilities.

Clairvoyance (By Mike Burton)

Article by: Lauren C. Dole

The term clairvoyance from French clair meaning "clear" and voyance meaning "vision" is used to refer to the ability to gain information about an object, person, location or physical event through means other than the known human senses a form of extra-sensory perception. A person said to have the ability of clairvoyance is referred to as a clairvoyant.

Clairvoyance is related to remote viewing although the term "remote viewing" itself is not as widely applicable to clairvoyance because it refers to a specific controlled process . Clairvoyance is often used to refer to other forms of anomalous cognition , most commonly the perception of events that have occurred in the past, or which will occur in the future (known as reconciliation and precognition specially), or to refer to communications with the dead.

Psychic Artist

Today at the, First Ward School House in Wisconsin Rapids, which is owned by W.I.S.P., a paranormal investigation team; I had the pleasure of interviewing Abby Rose Newman, who is a psychic artist.

Abby is also a Reiki Master and does Healing Art.

Below is a sample of Abby's work.

You can visit Abby's website by clicking HERE

Also coming in November 2012, will be an interview with Abby, on Storytime.

Working With Psychics: Striking a Happy Medium

This article is from TAPS.Com

Article by: Al Tyas

Recently there seems to be a trend when it comes to paranormal investigation
groups using psychics and mediums. Groups appear to follow two schools of
thought: "Old School" which mainly uses psychics and mediums on investigations to communicate with the entities, and "new school" which uses high-tech equipment and the latest scientific advances to track down the entities. More and more newer novice group are coming with the stance they refuse to use any sort of metaphysics to document paranormal activity, despite the fact that hard science has proved nothing in the existence of paranormal entities. Perhaps the pendulum is swinging too far to the science side and as a result something pertinent may be missing!

DCMAG now has a "sensitive" on our team. A man with a gift passed through
his family for many generations. We feel very lucky to have this agent on our team, and his contributions to the cases we work on are as vital to any other members'. In his own quiet, humble way, he expresses his insights and experiences, sharing them with both the group and the client. Having a man like this on our team with a natural gift puts our clients at ease, and often gives the closure needed to a restless soul as well as to the bereaved loved ones or terrified residents still left with us. I feel privileged to have him on our team.

Sadly, the reputation of sensitive people has somewhat plundered over the past decade or so and has lost much credibility. Money making charlatans, fame seekers and modern day dooms-day criers very much hurt the field of Psychic Phenomenon. As a result, many people, despite still being intrigued by psychics and mediums are refusing to use them on paranormal investigations. On one hand it's understandable due to the somewhat floundering reputation psychics have, but on the other hand truly gifted people can be very strong assets to investigations.

The most important thing about using sensitive people is to remember they are just one member of the team equal to all other members. I have been on investigations where the case winds up revolving entirely around the medium while little was being documented data-wise. This is where the problem arises with too much emphasis on one aspect of the investigation and not enough on others, similar to 5 people flocking over the infrared monitor when one person is stuck handling the other equipment. It has to be made clear that everyone has a job on an investigation and all jobs are equally important.

My experience tells me there are a few things to look for when using a sensitive on your team, and they're really not too much different from what should be expected from the rest of your members. A good sensitive is humble, and if they're picking nothing up they accept it and don't try to force or fudge something. A good sensitive is honest, and will reveal only what they are experiencing without exaggeration or drama tactics. A good
sensitive is adaptable, and will do other things for the team as needed, and will be a team player. Finally a good sensitive is experienced. Everyone has a certain degree of psychic ability, but to be considered a sensitive means more. There should be some sort of training, either through a class or the family. Most qualified sensitives do have people in their lives who have taught them how to develop their gifts, and know how to use them.

So if you choose to use a sensitive on your team, treat him or her the same as the rest of your team, but be aware they have special gifts. Psychics and mediums have been used in many highly respectable jobs (law enforcement, FBI, and even the medical field), and despite a few bad apples (that exist in ALL professions, including paranormal investigators) they can be a very strong asset to any team. In addition, since the main mission of a paranormal group should be helping others, NO method of finding out what is happening should be completely eliminated, metaphysical or not. A good-hearted, qualified, and trained sensitive will never hinder an investigation, and used positively as a team player can only help on an investigation. So don't be so quick to turn away from sensitives and psychics.

Al is the founder of Washington D.C. Metro Area Ghost Watchers