How to Become a Psychic

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A psychic is an individual who can connect with the spiritual world and provide guidance to others. Psychics often have the ability to give insights into past, present and future events. They can also read auras, which are magnetic fields that reveal the emotional and rational components of an individual. They use a combination of intuition and common sense to guide them in their work. A psychic might also be able to communicate with the dead, and their insights can help solve unsolved crimes. For example, psychic Peter Hurkos was able to pick up clues about the Manson murders and the Boston Strangler.

Psychic abilities have been reported by many different people throughout history. These include the shamans of indigenous cultures and the priestess of the Oracle of Apollo at Delphi, who was believed to be a voice for God. Other psychics have included the 14th-century seer Michel de Nostredame, who composed several thousand quatrains that were thought to predict plagues, floods, wars and other disasters. However, Nostradamus’s quatrains were never dated, leading to a lot of speculation about their accuracy.

To develop your own psychic powers, try to notice patterns in your life. This could be noticing repeated numbers such as 11:11, seeing the same faces in nature or having a gut feeling about something that turns out to be true. For this exercise, it’s helpful to have a notebook or journal where you can write down these experiences and make notes about what they mean for you.