Tarot Reading for November 2015
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Blog #50: How to Enhance Your Telepathy
Legacy of the Divine Tarot
THE WORLD: This month holds promise for you to succeed
at what you have been working on for the past several months or longer. Your efforts are paying off in some way, so
look forward to seeing goals met, a sense of satisfaction pervading your whole
being, and an overall good feeling that all is well. Focus on the positive
things occurring, and let them be the guide for you to concentrate more on what
is going right in your life now. Be
grateful for the end of a journey that can be the start of even better things
to come.
5 OF SWORDS: Past difficulties or challenges may have been
discouraging, but the good news is that you are still standing on your own two
feet. You have persevered and are now
able to look forward to a more promising future. Give yourself credit for how
far you have come, recognizing that the price you may have paid to get this far
has been worth it. Let go of what has
happened in the past and how hard it was; live in the present, focusing on the
future and what it can hold for you.
9 OF SWORDS:
Fear and anxieties may plague you, but do not allow them to hold any power over
you. It is ok to really feel the fear, and then release it. For example, when
you are concerned or upset about something, give yourself a limited amount of
time to feel bad, anxious, or sad. When
you are done, tell yourself that you have no more time to devote to an activity
that is not serving any useful purpose, but making things worse. Then distract yourself by doing something
else, such as planning for an event or trip you are looking forward to, reading
a good book, watching an enjoyable movie or TV show, or taking a walk. You may be amazed by how better you feel.
THE HERMIT: Take
some time this month to do some inner work--look for greater understanding
about a spiritual topic that interests you, think about what is really
important in your life right now, and ask yourself if you are doing all that
you can to find the answers you seek.
This can be a “personal quest” month where you spend some time in
reflection and self-renewal, concentrating more on the inner world. Meditate in
whatever way you like—it doesn’t have to be sitting for a long time in a quiet
place if that is not your style. Take a walk out in nature and let your mind
wander. Attend a spiritual class, listen to a guided meditation, or ponder a
question in your own way. Seeking guidance from within is important this month,
so rely more on yourself.
TRENDS FOR THE
MONTH: This month has some opposing
forces at play, but you can stay in a positive frame of mind. Be involved in activities that bring a sense
of satisfaction, such as sharing with others, showing gratitude for all that
you have achieved, enjoying every moment, and realizing your ability to make
your visions become reality. You have come a long way and learned some
important lessons. It may have been a
hard road, but you have tackled successfully some of the burdens that showed
up. The residue from what you have experienced may be reflected in anxiety,
worry, fear, loneliness, or disappointment. You can make a conscious effort to
not wallow in this negativity by doing something that brings calmness, peace,
and contentment. One way to do this is to take time for yourself, in whatever
form that you prefer. A time of reflection is at hand as this year comes to a
close.
Blog #50: How to Enhance Your
Telepathy
Telepathy is a gift that we all are born with, but many
of us rarely use it consciously. We do
use it at times, such as when we are thinking of a person and know before the
phone rings who will be calling us. So is
there a way that we can develop this ability so that it will be helpful in our
everyday lives? Yes, there is.
Some people are afraid of telepathy because they think
that it is actually reading another’s mind.
But that is not what it is at all.
It is communicating with another person through thought, without use of
the five senses. According to one
author, the word “telepathy” comes from “tele”, meaning distance, and “pathy”,
which means feeling.
Another author notes that there are many documented cases
of telepathy, and some are with well-known people, such as Mark Twain.
Some scientists who have called for more research into
telepathy (implying that they believe it exists) include Albert Einstein,
Sigmund Freud, and Carl Jung.
Telepathy requires two willing participants—a sender and
a receiver—and a true desire to want to attempt the connection.
If you decide that it might be fun to try your hand at
telepathy, there are some exercises that you can practice with a partner; be
sure this person believes that telepathy is real. Also, it would be preferable if he/she is
someone you already know and have a connection with.
Some important things to keep in mind before starting an
exercise are:
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Believing in telepathic ability and being open
to the possibility that you can demonstrate it.
Ø
Not listening to nay-sayers or doubters who do
not believe it is real.
Ø
Acknowledging that patience is necessary to
develop your skill—like any other skill, it takes time to practice and develop
it.
Ø
Recognizing that good health is necessary—if you
or your partner is not feeling well, then your energy will be diverted to what
is happening with your body, and the results may not be as effective as you
would like them to be.
Ø
Recognizing that physical relaxation is
important for effective results.
Ø
Having a clear mind, free of distracting
thoughts.
Ø
Understanding the importance of
visualization—for example, it will be easier if you can see your partner in
your mind’s eye as standing right before you.
You can also visualize a silver tube connecting the minds of you and
your partner. See it being full of
energy, knowing in your heart that it will help you do a good job.
Ø
Keeping your practice short—not more than 15
minutes max.
One simple exercise to start with is given below.
(1) Sit at a table with a partner. Have seven different colored pencils laid out between
you.
(2) Decide who will be the sender and who will be the receiver.
(3) The sender chooses a color in his/her
mind and then sends this color to the receiver, in any way that is most
effective for him/her. For example, the
silver tube described earlier could be used, or the sender can visualize the
color seeping into the receiver’s mind.
(4) After sending, the sender says
“start”. The receiver then looks into
the sender’s mind to see what color is being sent. Again, he/she can do this in whatever way is
most effective for him/her.
(5) The receiver calls out a color. If the color is correct, the sender says
“yes”, and chooses another color. He/she
says “start” and sends again.
(6) If the receiver did not get the
correct color, he/she tries again until the correct color is identified.
(7) Do this for 5-10 minutes, take a
break, and then switch roles—the sender becomes the receiver, and the receiver
is now the sender.
You may find that one person is better at sending, while another may be a better receiver.
After you and your partner master this exercise, you can make it more difficult by trying
it with someone else, using more colors, trying numbers or objects in the room instead of
colors, doing it with a door between you, or even over the phone.
There are many ways you can play with it to keep it fun and interesting, plus the more
practice you have, the better you will be at it.
You may also want to try the exercise with children, and may be surprised at how good
they are at it.
The main thing is to have fun, and at the same time develop a skill that can be quite useful
for those you have a connection with.
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