How to Use Your Body as a Crystal Ball

Anyone who dreams of becoming a psychic, and wasn’t born into a psychically inclined family (like me), always wants to be clairvoyant. Clairvoyant psychics get pictures and images and scenes. In fact, clairvoyant literally means ‘clear seeing.’ And what budding psychic doesn’t want clear seeing? I don’t know about you, but I certainly did! Well to be quite honest with you, I’d been clairvoyant for a long time - long before I decided to do readings. But it didn’t feel that way. Nope… not even a little bit. Clairvoyance is a super, fantastic skill to have. But if you don’t know that you’re getting messages - which I didn’t for many years - then it’s almost as good as not seeing anything. That’s because the images you receive can seem insignificant and fleeting. These babies aren’t like the Hollywood studio productions. They’re typically not ushered in flashing lights and dramatic background music. Clairvoyant visions can appear to be nothing more than a passing thought. If you’re not aware, the only time you actually notice that you’ve had one is when the situation you previously saw has come to pass… almost always regretfully! You know like when you mentally see the traffic jam, get on the highway anyway, and end up in gridlock for two hours. But don’t throw your hands up just yet. You’re not the butt of big cosmic joke – I promise. There is an easier way to glean psychic details without having to wrestle your mind with a nerve wracking game of, “Was that a psychic vision???” Visions From the Soundless Hum When I started taking psychic development classes I got pictures, a la clairvoyant style. But there was a physical change that was even more dramatic than the images playing out in my mind. I felt a physical sensation of waviness all over my body. It wasn’t overwhelming. You know like when you’re sitting next to an old, shaky washing machine on the spin cycle, and your body begins to vibrate? Well the waviness was on the low end of that scale. It felt like a soundless hum. Initially I felt this soundless hum all over my body. But as I continued to enhance my skills, I noticed that the vibrations became more localized. For instance, I once connected with the deceased mother of my client and I immediately felt that soundless hum in my heart area. “Your mother had heart trouble, didn’t she?” I asked. “Yes… she did. She died of a massive heart attack,” the client returned. But I didn’t just get the soundless hum for health issues. I found that it gave me insight into multiple aspects of a client’s life. For example, a shorter, tighter hum around my feet led me to believe that the client I was reading for had a job where she was on her feet a lot. Turns out that she was a doorperson for a residential building. She was on her feet for almost seven hours a day. Another tight hum in my throat made me feel like another client was afraid to communicate something. She was afraid to tell her husband that she wanted a divorce because she didn’t want a big custody battle. Before I formally hung out my shingle as a reader I felt that same tell-tale tight hum in my own throat. I was apprehensive about calling myself a psychic. But the tightness was also a physical reminder that it was important for me to speak my truth. As soon as I got my business cards made, the tight hum disappeared. Generating Your Own Hum My soundless hum arrived completely unannounced. But I’m finding that you can actively call it into your psychic life by first learning about the significance of each chakra, and then meditating on each one. Each chakra rules certain aspects of the physical and emotional body. So if you’re feeling the soundless hum in the heart chakra region, it could be an issue with the heart or the lungs. Or it could mean that you’re not loving or accepting yourself enough. This is any easy way to get the ball rolling, and as time goes on you’ll find the vibrations spanning to other parts of the body, not just the chakras. As your other psychic abilities increase you’ll notice the silent hum adding to other impressions that you might be receiving. This is how I currently use it. However you decide to use “feel the hum,” it’s definitely a skill worth cultivating.