Psychic Clairvoyance (Clear Seeing) 3 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: Psychic practitioners distinguish between 'objective' clairvoyance and 'subjective' clairvoyance. What is the key difference?
- Objective clairvoyance uses tools; subjective does not
- Objective visions appear externally in space; subjective visions appear within the mind's eye (Correct answer)
- Subjective clairvoyance is more accurate than objective
- Objective clairvoyance only works during sleep
Correct answer: Objective visions appear externally in space; subjective visions appear within the mind's eye
Objective clairvoyance involves seeing images projected into physical space, while subjective clairvoyance involves internal mental images.
Question 2: When a clairvoyant receives information about a past event at a location by picking up residual psychic energy there, this is called:
- Precognition
- Retrocognition (Correct answer)
- Bilocation
- Psychometry
Correct answer: Retrocognition
Retrocognition is the clairvoyant perception of past events, while psychometry involves reading energy from objects rather than locations.
Question 3: A student practicing clairvoyance is advised to keep a 'psychic journal.' What is the PRIMARY reason for this practice?
- To legally document abilities
- To track and verify accuracy of impressions over time (Correct answer)
- To share visions with the public
- To fulfill exam requirements
Correct answer: To track and verify accuracy of impressions over time
Journaling clairvoyant impressions allows practitioners to compare predictions with outcomes and assess their accuracy over time.
Question 4: In the context of clairvoyance, the term 'third eye' refers to:
- An extra physical eye reported by some mystics
- The pineal gland or ajna chakra associated with psychic sight (Correct answer)
- A mirror used in scrying rituals
- A type of aura color only visible to adepts
Correct answer: The pineal gland or ajna chakra associated with psychic sight
The third eye is the sixth chakra (ajna), located between the eyebrows, and is traditionally associated with clairvoyant and intuitive perception.
Question 5: A clairvoyant is asked to describe a target person who is in another city. She closes her eyes and reports seeing the person sitting at a wooden desk near a window. This scenario illustrates:
- Mediumship
- Remote viewing (Correct answer)
- Clairaudience
- Automatic drawing
Correct answer: Remote viewing
Perceiving the physical environment of a distant person through inner vision is the classic definition of remote viewing, a subset of clairvoyance.
Question 6: Which of the following is considered a potential natural trigger for spontaneous clairvoyant experiences according to psychic research traditions?
- Caffeine intake
- High stress or emotional crisis (Correct answer)
- Bright artificial lighting
- Loud music
Correct answer: High stress or emotional crisis
Many reported clairvoyant episodes occur spontaneously during emotional crises, grief, or extreme stress when normal mental filters may be reduced.
Question 7: Scrying, a traditional clairvoyance technique, typically uses which type of tool?
- A tuning fork
- A reflective or translucent surface such as a mirror or crystal ball (Correct answer)
- A pendulum
- A deck of tarot cards
Correct answer: A reflective or translucent surface such as a mirror or crystal ball
Scrying involves gazing into a reflective or translucent surface to induce a relaxed, receptive state in which clairvoyant images may appear.
Psychic Clairvoyance (Clear Seeing) 3
Psychic practitioners distinguish between 'objective' clairvoyance and 'subjective' clairvoyance.
What is the key difference?