DID YOU KNOW YOU ARE NOT ALONE? The chart above shows the percentage of people in different countries that reported having clairvoyant experiences in a survey asking 18,607 people in 1991. The chart below shows the percentage...
OTHER TERMS FOR CS While clairvoyant simulation is a fairly new idea, it has its place throughout the history of religion. The following are example of other names for clairvoyant simulation in history and today, but may...
EXPERIENCE MODES Next we will be looking at the different ways you may receive information about the past, present, or future. The first way, and the most popular way, is through your dreams. Whether these dreams are...
EPISODES Next, it’s a good thing to decide if your experiences are no episode, single episode, episodes, or constant episodes. Having no episodes means that you are probably reading this book because you want to know what...
POSTCOGNITION & HISTORICAL SHIFTING Postcognition, or Retrocognition as it was known as first, refers to when you receive information about the past (Input-Past). This is information can be about the past of a person, place, object, or...
CONTEMPORANEOUS INPUT & REAL-TIME Contemporaneous Input refers to receiving information about a person, place, object, or idea right now (Input-Present). This means you can suddenly see your keys in another room, “There they are!” or suddenly know...
PRECOGNITION & PROBABILITY SHIFTING The last thing you need to know about your experiences, especially to better understand other areas of this book, is where they sit on the arrow of time. The arrow of time refers...
PEOPLE, PLACES, OBJECTS & IDEAS The next thing you should know about your experiences is whether they are focused on people, places, objects, or ideas. Effects that influence people, or living things in general, usually involve people...
The next thing you should know about your experiences is whether they are input or output. Since we already went into some detail before, well just review here. When helpful effects are input, they are effects that:...
ADAPTIVE & DIRECTIVE The next thing you should know about your experiences is whether they are adaptive or directive. When helpful effects are adaptive, they are effects that: Help you understand or adjust to your situation or...
