Clairvoyance

The Stages of Clairvoyant Cognition

	by Theresa M. Kelly, MsD
	Professor of Scientific Parapsychology, Researcher, Technical Author

Clairvoyance is the psychical influence of a hypothetical objective environment I call the universal information system, or Nature, which I assume is capable of storing, retaining, and recalling information pertaining to the past and current states of objects and events, involved in  the interim integration, processing, shifting, and retrieval of information pertaining to objects and events in real-time, and probabilistically determining the potential trajectory of future events.

In regards to intentional clairvoyant cognitive techniques, several stages are assumed to exist through which the clairvoyant cognitive acquires information. During spontaneous (non-intentional) clairvoyant cognition, these processes are assumed to run automatically via the subconscious.

However, since the processes are run subconsciously, there is no conscious directive.  To obtain a level of conscious direction, the clairvoyant cognitive is assumed to require achieving each step in order to perform successfully.

1. Stage 1 of the clairvoyant cognitive process involves initiation, i.e. the clairvoyant cognitive recognizes his or her need for information consciously, and therefore subconsciously.


2. Stage 2 involves selection, i.e. the clairvoyant cognitive begins to decide what topic or target will be investigated (e.g. person, place, object or event). Selection techniques vary per the limitation of the clairvoyant cognitive.


3. Stage 3 involves exploration, i.e. the clairvoyant cognitive begins to gather information on the decided topic or target, and new knowledge comes into knowing (i.e. conscious awareness). The clairvoyant cognitive then associates the new information with information previously known in regards to the topic or target.


4. Stage 4 involves formulation, i.e. the clairvoyant cognitive begins to evaluate the information that has been gathered.


5. Stage 5 involves collection, i.e. the clairvoyant cognitive now “knows” the information he or she set out to gather.


6. The final Stage 6 involves search closure, i.e. the clairvoyant cognitive has completed his or her search for information, and will continue by summarizing the information that was found via the exploratory search process, which involves mind mapping.

Selection techniques include, but are not limited to: eye to eye contact, touch, altered states of consciousness, spatial proximity, or the use of an electronic medium (e.g. phone or computer; real-time programs such as a webcam, chat or internet phone).

Clairvoyant cognitive processes (ESP processes in general) appear limited to exploratory search parameters. Exploratory search is a specialization of information exploration in which represents the activities carried out by clairvoyant cognitives. Exploratory search includes a broad class of activities for the clairvoyant cognitive to implement including investigating, evaluating, comparing, and synthesizing.

Source

(Adapted from the book “Clairvoyance: A Quantum Approach” by Theresa M. Kelly, MsD.)