How to Become a Psychic

A psychic is someone who can see, hear, feel, and sense things that are invisible to others. They can give insight into the past, present and future, offer guidance and advice, and assist with healing. They are also known for their ability to communicate with loved ones who have passed on and provide a glimpse of what the future holds.

People with psychic abilities have been around for centuries. One of the most famous was Michel de Nostredamus, who lived during the 14th century in Europe and wrote several thousand quatrains that were purported to predict plagues, wars, floods, murders, and other disasters. But despite claims by some believers and criticism from skeptics, no scientific studies have ever proven that psychics can accurately foresee the future.

Do you find yourself tuning into the energies of others? Do you get a bad vibe from someone and can’t explain why? These are signs of clairsentience, which is a form of psychic intuition that allows you to tune into other people’s emotions and experiences. Psychics often use this gift to help heal others by channeling universal and natural energy into them for healing purposes.

Developing psychic skills requires practice. Start by practicing psychometry, a psychic ability that allows you to read energy from an object. To practice, ask a friend to hold an item that is important to them while you stand about 10 feet away and look at it with relaxed gaze. The object will likely emit an aura that you can see, and a metal item like a watch or ring is better for this purpose because of its electromagnetic field.