What do curiosity, imagination, and clairvoyance have to do with creating a new world? Only everything.

Curiosity asks, “I wonder what it would be like to live in a world where people get along with each other? A world at peace? That would be so nice.”.

Curiosity has a lot of questions to ask. Rather than blindly accepting that this is 'the way things are', curiosity creates a new possibility by asking questions.

Curiosity comes from within, from your spirit.

Sometimes it doesn’t make sense.

It can’t be proven to anyone. It may not seem practical, but sometimes you can't ignore that feeling, that inner knowing. If you're trying to make sense of your instincts about something, you’ll miss the chance to receive the valuable information you’re receiving.

It may not be a pleasant feeling, like when someone is lying to you and you know it. Or perhaps a dream you had was so strong and real to you that you wanted to follow its message. It might be inconvenient – here you had all these plans so nicely drawn up, and something within you is telling you to change them, and that something is hard to ignore.

Clairvoyance is the ability to see energy clearly.

You are made of energy, as is everyone and everything that exists. When you use your clairvoyance to see your world, you see beneath the surface. This helps you to become aware of and understand things others might miss because they are only seeing the surface of things.

‘Don’t judge a book by its cover’ is true for everyone you know, including you.

You have a certain aura about you.

You are more than a body, you are also a spirit. Specifically, you are a spiritual being in a physical body.

You have a spiritual space, an energy field around you, called the aura.

Your aura is the first thing other people see, even before they see your body. It may not consciously register for them, but there is an awareness of you as an energy.

This is why I want the world to be able to see more clearly.

Simply put, clairvoyance is the ability to see energy clearly. It is a human ability, and is available to anyone who wants to have it for him or herself. The power of clairvoyance is in the seeing, which begins with deciding to look.

There are a few key elements to clairvoyance that are important to keep in mind, call them guidelines if you will.

I’m privileged to have met countless capable psychics in my lifetime.

Clairvoyants, healers, and psychics show up all the time, sometimes right at my front door. These days there are more of them than ever before.

The funny thing is that many of them are unaware of their special abilities, and of the great value of the resources that lie within them.

They might be convinced that they’re not very clairvoyant, and definitely not psychic. As proof of this, they point to their failures – if they were truly psychic, they wouldn’t make mistakes, right? And what does it mean to be a healer anyway?

Without too much effort, you can probably see a miracle from where you’re sitting.

One at the very least. Maybe not as spectacular as this image, but miraculous all the same. If you don't see anything that looks miraculous to you, keep looking. Make sure you use your imagination.

Can you imagine going through your life without a sense of curiosity and wonder?

Curiosity is one of the greatest tools a clairvoyant has to work with. It’s the human ability to wonder that makes it possible to discover, invent, create, and learn.

I was first introduced to spiritual agreements in the spring of 1999, when I joined the clairvoyant training at a psychic school in Chicago.

I joined the training because I wanted to learn how to turn on my own clairvoyant abilities safely, so that I could see and read the energy of people, situations, and most importantly, myself.

A funny thing happened on the way to building a new world.

It became clear that in order to create a brand new way of doing things, a whole lot of destruction had to happen.

As a clairvoyant student, I was trained in the art of non-judgment.

In order to see clairvoyantly, it is necessary to look without judging. Non-judgment is also called neutrality. The ability to see neutrally is already within each of us, and we can decide to use it.

When you were a small child, you might have been told to not stare at people, especially strangers, because it was impolite.

You might have wondered what the big deal was – you were just looking, after all. If you’ve ever been stared at by a little kid, you know the feeling of being seen.