Gaia: Psi

Looking for Zener Cards

http://spiritualdirection.gaia.com — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 04:33:48 GMT

I know there are plenty of on-line testing sites out there and I use some
of them myself. I'm just curious if anyone has located any
manufacturers or distributors of Zener cards for working with intuitive
development. There are of course places to "print" your own but I was
hoping to find something durable. Any suggestions?

Re: PSI Abilities & Extraterrestrial DNA... is it in you?

http://mercale.gaia.com — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 15:33:47 GMT

On my "things to do in my life" list - "hang out by Mt. Shasta" is one of them, lol

Lucky you being born and raised nearby! : )

Re: PSI Abilities & Extraterrestrial DNA... is it in you?

http://staceyarcangel.gaia.com — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 07:04:10 GMT

Interesting that this "Kyron" started his DNA channeling in Mt. Shasta --- That's less than an hour from where I was born & raised... :)

Re: Should we predict death?

Wed, 31 Dec 2008 15:51:44 GMT

** and when I say "state" I mean state of change, not state of being. Death is too polarized to be a state of being. Life is a state of being because it's a generally neutral state...at least that's how I see it.

Re: Should we predict death?

Wed, 31 Dec 2008 15:26:48 GMT

I don't know anything explicitly like this happening, but I'm sure that it can.

I recently had an experience where I woke up one morning feeling nervous and with this uncanny feeling that my mother or my sister's death was possible that day. She was still asleep and I kept compulsively checking on her to make sure she was alright, but couldn't feel that she was. It was so strong that I had to sit outside and despite the cold weather I couldn't feel how cold it was. I finally laxed up a bit when she finally woke up and fell asleep...she and my sister went out while I was and I found out when my sister came back that my mom had to be taken to the hospital for what turned out to be pneumonia.

I had class that evening, and when I was getting out of the car my mom asked me to touch her head to give her strength and I did. It floored me when I found out it was pneumonia. She'd been sick for awhile and I'd been wary of that, but stil can't think up any other explanation other than the obvious why I felt so wired that particular day when she finally had to go to the hospital. When I get like that I feel no will at all, I can never think...just feel. I told my mom about this because we have a history of feeling when the other is sick or in trouble despite not really getting along...she told me I should've acted on it. I'm often termed as hysterical and I think that's what kept me from acting, knowing if I said something I wouldn't be believed...it was ultimately my mom who made the decision to go and I feel it's better that way.

With reference to the larger question and with a generally more objective view to life and experience since I posted the blog on this topic...I say that if you feel someone else's death is imminent, it may be best to let them choose if they wish to act or not. It's their fate, not yours. It's so easy to feel you're responsible for others you feel for but I don't feel that's accurate. That you feel is a part of your destiny or fate, perhaps indicating how you must grow as a person...to use it to predict anything for anyone else is abuse and misuse. Always.

As for using predictions for yourself, I don't see it as abuse or misuse but as a right. A tool like any other talent or trait. I don't think you have to use it if you don't want to and don't feel it's appropriate to do so.

I think this topic is created with the view in mind of death as being menacing and threatening, but I don't feel that's death reality. It's a state and I think you can choose to avoid going to that state if you don't feel prepared to change but also that you'll instinctually avoid death if you're not ready to change. I feel that our spirits leave when they're ready to leave, whether our mind has wrapped around it or not. The question of whether we should predict it because we may be more sensitive to death's reality is irrelevant.

Re: Should we predict death?

http://spiritualdirection.gaia.com — Sun, 28 Dec 2008 19:51:35 GMT

Has anyone ever seen indications of their own passing to be imminent? If so how does the individual respond? Disbelief? Calmly making arrangements? Surely some of us might stumble upon a fellow intuitive with this concern and eventually it may be more than fear because the reality is people die, get premonitions, and some suspect their own deaths some time prior to its occurrence from what I've heard.

A friend of mine who passed in Jan. of '01 several weeks before the birth of my youngest felt her passing would occur soon as early as the summer before and openly spoke of it around Thanksgiving and Christmas. It wasn't self-fulfilling but the result of a physician's error and incompatible medications that created a clot or embolism.

Re: PSI Abilities & Extraterrestrial DNA... is it in you?

http://mercale.gaia.com — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 22:07:06 GMT

You know, I never ask the beings from other places / planes where they're from - it never seems important in the moment...

Perhaps I should start!

Kryon says our DNA is 12 dimensional. If that sounds interesting to you, you should go to www.kryon.com and search for his DNA channelings. I'd link to it, but I'm feeling REALLY off right now, huge headache all day, 3rd eye blaring, dizzy. Anyway, point being, please forgive the lack of pertinent linkage : )

Much Love,
Mercale

Re: PSI Abilities & Extraterrestrial DNA... is it in you?

http://miarose.gaia.com — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 21:45:02 GMT

I believe I have Extraterrestrial DNA.
And I have spoken to other beings telepathecially.
I panicked the first time, but was ok after that lol
I looked forward to it.
Hasn't happened for over a year now though, unless I haven't remembered it.
Love mia xx

Re: Should we predict death?

Fri, 10 Oct 2008 03:11:45 GMT

I made a blog post inspired by this thread...I was shy about responding here, but after finishing it decided that posting a link back won't hurt.

http://ofblossom.gaia.com/blog/2008/10/about_death

Re: PSI Abilities & Extraterrestrial DNA... is it in you?

http://telesterion.gaia.com — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 21:26:34 GMT

Well, thats the nature of talking with the 'aliens'....

It is a cool set of experiences, tho. I always enjoy it.

So, how did you trigger the experiences?

Re: PSI Abilities & Extraterrestrial DNA... is it in you?

http://kdawgdragonshadow.gaia.com — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 12:12:26 GMT

I may not have any real images of extraterrestrials, but I believe I have made verbal/psychic contact with them. these particular ones identified themselves as originating from "Saturn"... These meetings with them were challenging, as they seemed war-like, and they did not like most human beings. They had me meet with their Pharoah, his name was the Pharaoh of the Unknown, and he was different, much more compassionate and intelligent than the "worker" aliens, and he had me play celestial games with him and talk wisdom/experiences. I have had also contact with the so-called "Arcturians", whom did not identify themselves as such, but through research I came accross some astral travellers who explained the Arcuturians were the ones responsible for sending 5th-Dimensional information to Earth, the 5th Dimension was one of the lessons I did receive from these good messangers. I'm not sure if there is a solid connection between these "Saturnians' and "Arcturians" (similar name?) but the meetings with the Saturnians were very violent and alarming competitions which obscured the truth; in other words, I did not know what to believe, if they were good, evil, neutral, or simply proding me for answers. I believe this communication was happening in the Astral Plane/Dimension, and not the Physical Dimension, because again, I had no visual picture of them, only sparks of light and audible discussions... Except for one time when I projected a moving image of me fighting the aliens on my bedroom wall, which was very visible and functioned similar to a movie projector against a flat surface. They had me fight them, in formal and informal ways, and this disturbed me, for I only wanted peace and love. Again, this was probably taking place in the Astral Dimension, so these "aliens" probably did not need to physically be near Earth. I made me concessions to appease them and tried even to make a written agreement with them, but eventually these encouters stopped, primarily because I have taken action to reinforce my natural barrier between the physical dimension and the astral dimension, giving me more control to communicate or not with the astral plane... I am not sure if this really helps, but it wasn't the most enlightened or pure experience I've had hahaha! Strictly a strange encounter with aliens in the astral plane (a very dreamy and illusory one at that) that I have filed away in my own personal X-Files.... Let me know if this interests you or helps you on a personal/emotional level, =)

peace and love...

K-Dawg

Psi and Love

http://Jeff.gaia.com — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 22:50:33 GMT

I've started posting, to my blog, short passages that I hope to eventually use in a book about love throughout the human lifecycle. And, I would be very happy to have participants in this psi pod add comments to these blog posts.

You can view them at http://jeff.gaia.com/blog

I'll look forward to reading any thoughts you may have, and may eventually incorporate my reflections on your comments into the book.

Thanks,

Jeff

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Re: Is it appropriate to use Psi for Criminology?

http://actuality.gaia.com — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 15:32:34 GMT

Thanks, Bryan, for this thread. Didn't notice it until Angela and AlphaGal posted to it (thanks to you two, as well). But I'm inclined to listen to the podcasts. I'm a noob IRVA member and always find reputable information interesting.

For the record, it's always appropriate to use intuitives. Minority Report was a great movie, but what I remember from it is that it's questionable to sequester intuitives like factory-farmed chickens, rather a problem with the use of psi.

With your apparent skills, you already know the bad guys don't sit around deciding what they're not gonna use.

Re: Is it appropriate to use Psi for Criminology?

Mon, 10 Mar 2008 18:45:29 GMT

Absolutly! If I had a child missing I would want every possible outlet to help. However I would not want everybody and ther mama coming out with 20 diffrent directions.

I had an instance, belive it or not during the superbowl 2 years ago. Bruce was gone to a party and I had decided to go and get chineese food for me and the kids. My daughter takes down a missing poster and brings it home. I found it on the table and went to go question my daughter. When I touched the picture I got all these images in my head about the murder. I have been intuitive but never at this level. There were alot of details, I told somwone who ended up telling the police and I was completly embarassed. Any insights I have ever had were only about my family and such. I spoke with a detective and said " i am sorry, this does not happen." I think after he could tell I was not a crzy person he asked me what I saw, I gave him details, and he gave me his number. He said he must get 20 calls a day from "so called psychhics" he does not discount them, but alot of the information is bogus and a waste of time.

Part of me wishes I would have kept my mouth shut, I wnated to crawl under a rock. This was a personal visoin. that got out...but the mom in me was screaming..."What if it were your daughter?" details were correct sucha as the car and such but she was never found..and her parents are still searching which breaks my heart.

So.. I suppose I have been on both ends. But from a law enforcement stance I would use someone who has "been in the business" and who ethically moral, and in it for the other person and not themselves.

Re: Is it appropriate to use Psi for Criminology?

http://angelicharmony.gaia.com — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 14:25:33 GMT

I think it's totally appropriate. It's kind of the same as someone overhearing someone planning on committing a crime. That person who overhears it has a responsiblity and a duty for reporting it.

I think if someone is capable of preventing crime, they should. I know the use of Psi may be a laughable subject, especially in a field like criminology, and I don't think any of the findings done by a psychic or anything is viable in court, but at least it will point the cops in the right direction.

It's kinda like what ben parker said to peter, "with great power comes great responsibility." I know if I were psychic, I would tell the authorities if I saw something that could prevent a crime from happening, or bring a criminal to justice.

PSI Abilities & Extraterrestrial DNA... is it in you?

http://staceyarcangel.gaia.com — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 09:03:52 GMT

My question to the group is primarily focused on those of you out there who may have had experiences/encounters with Extraterrestrials. I'm not necessarily talking about "Grays", (though they have relevance to some) but humanoid beings who look very much like us.

These encounters have a great connection to many of us that exhibit extraordinary natural abilities in all areas of PSI.

My mother's visitations lead to my own, starting before the age of 5. Let me state that this was by no means an abduction scenario, as is regularly shown in TV & movies. These were visits by a male being that at times resembled telepathic "downloading" sessions. There was also information given to us later that suggested genetic alterations done to the fetus while within the womb to enhance abilities and levels of inter-dimensional communication.

Dr. Richard Boylan is currently investigating the link between Psi ability and "star seed" as he likes to call them. The findings are intriguing and he has a great website.

I personally have not encountered anyone with a similar experience to mine though I've been told there are many others out there.

Does anyone in this pod have any info. or experiences on this subject to share or discuss?

Re: Laws and Psi

http://making-it-all-click.gaia.com — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 16:43:32 GMT

Xia: Yeeees! Riiiight!

Keep up the good work!

Bryan

Re: Laws and Psi

http://newculture.gaia.com — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 01:47:51 GMT

Bryan ~ I have just seen your post today for the first time. Thank you for your kind and encouraging words. I have, in fact, written several books (having published one thus far) and I do work with children (including homeschooling my five) and only wish to continue down that line.
I also agree about connecting more and in familiar surroundings!
Warmly,
Xia

Re: Laws and Psi

http://actuality.gaia.com — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 18:10:11 GMT

You know, Ronald, I like the spirit behind your post. Your a thoughtful guy with some life under his belt. I also absolutely agree that many intuitives today are misguided. But there are many, many good ones, too. And for my money, you'll find some on Jeff Mishlove's pod. By the looks of it, three of the people in this discussion do have their heads screwed-on exactly right.

I met Stephany Hurkos for the first time this weekend past. And, although she's not Peter, I liked her because seemed genuine. There must have been something he saw in her, because a man's relationships with his people hardly get closer than his wife. But, attitudes and approaches change over time, of course. People get born, have lives and move on. But their legacy's remain in their work and children.

And, at the same time, I truly doubt there could be, in the near future, any remotely-workable sort of regulatory body for intuitives. That's my value judgement based on half-a-life's experience with well-intentioned regulation. That a group of bureaucrats, like county clerks, or or government personnel officers, would have the experience and sense to know how to govern an intuitive's practice, is absolutely beyond my considerable imagination. Sense doesn't exist in a world such as theirs. Only an interest in following whatever rules were given them without question. I wouldn't even trust someone with the good intentions of an elementary school teacher with regulating intuitive abilities.

And I'm one of many thousands who would vote that way. So I would suggest an approach more like what Stacey suggests. Because at this point in time, psi is anything but scientific in a sense like Western medicine or law. And developing a set of rules for such a thing will take centuries.