Psychic vision ability, commonly known as clairvoyance, is probably what most people think of first when they think of psychic ability. The sort of person who is naturally good at clairvoyance, not surprisingly, is a great visualizer in everyday life. Their surroundings are probably well laid-out with a thoughtful color scheme. They’re the type who will state things in visual terms, such as, ‘I’m trying to visualize it’ ‘Can you picture it?!’ or ‘I keep picturing everything that could go wrong.’ They may even be in a visually dependent line of work, such as a graphic designer, interior designer or artist. Of course, this isn’t to say that every person who’s great at picturing things in their mind is a clairvoyant, but the potential is there. There are some people in this world whose brains are structured in such a way that they literally can’t picture things in their mind. I’ve met one or two. Such people will never be clairvoyant, but if that doesn’t describe you, read on.
THE PSYCHIC VISION CENTER OF THE BRAIN
Try this experiment. Sit and look straight at some object for a few moments. If you could identify the center of your vision, the location of it on your face, where would it be? Most likely it would be the bridge of your nose, dead center between your eyes. Now close your eyes. Where do you find the center of your attention re-focusing itself? In all likelihood you’ll find it shifting slightly upward, to the region between and slightly above your eyebrows. There’s a reason for this. That is the physical center where the psychic vision ability is located. When your eyes can’t see, they look in the next best direction—where the psychic vision center is located. Spend several minutes alternating between opening your eyes and staring straight ahead, then closing your eyes and refocusing on the psychic vision center in your forehead. You want to get thoroughly familiar with this psychic center before attempting any further progress in developing clairvoyance.