Spirits try to communicate to us everyday, through many ways, yet most of the time it goes ignored because people are unprepared to receive them. It takes a lot of energy for a spirit to communicate to you in any form, let alone the amount of energy it is going to take to move your hand across the paper.
Here are some tips to help make it as easy as possible for you and your spirits.
1- Make Appointments:-
It is important that you schedule specific times to "meet" with the other side. Be sure to schedule your sessions at the same time everyday or on the same days of the week at a certain time. Let them know when they can expect you.
2 - Pick A Place:-
Where your sessions take place is very important. You cannot have any distractions, whether noise, people or anything else that might take your attention away from what you need to be focusing on. You need complete privacy, silence and comfort. The best time to schedule would be when everyone is out of the house. Also, you may want to have a computer nearby. This is more for experienced communicators but oftentimes it is easier for you and the spirit using a keyboard.
3 - Prepare Your Mind:-
Now that they know when and where to expect you, and vice versa, make sure you are ready to receive them. Clear your mind. Maybe even do a little meditation before your session starts. You want to be comfortable, relaxed and open to whatever happens. Clear away the nonsense of the day, put aside your "To Do" list and focus on being open.
4 - Warm Up:-
Allow both, or all of you to warm up. Ask simple questions at first and be patient. Be able to focus on each question at a time. Maybe have a series of questions ready in your head that you would like answered. Speak out loud. Focus mentally on your question but also verbalize it.
5 - Keep Records:-
Keep a journal of your transmissions. It will give you something to come back to if you get confused. Oftentimes there are many spirits at once trying to make contact with you and it can get confusing. These journals will clear up some confusion when you go back to them later. They will also be helpful to you during your future sessions as well as help you understand what you had communicated about and help you to validate it.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
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