Clairvoyance, predicting the future and crystal divination: a philosophical teaching on the Divine nature of clear vision

What is the nature of the mind? How does it function as a lens for the spirit? Does the physical body limit the abilities of the soul? Is intuition a form of clairvoyance? How can we realize the vast innate potential of the human brain? The guide to extrasensory perception offered to our readers presents both philosophical theories on this topic and practical advice for honing acquired skills. The author provides recommendations, discussing the best diet and the most beneficial side of light to face during meditation, about precious accessories that help evoke the necessary receptivity, and much more. Each chapter is not only filled with profound passages and poetry on the potential of the brain and psyche, but also includes descriptions of experiments that readers can conduct themselves to develop and refine their clairvoyant abilities. Jesse Charles Fremont Grumbine 1861-1938 – an American spiritualist, founder of the White Rose order and author of several books related to the teachings of this group. The White Rose order was established around 1900 with the aim of establishing a World Religion with the provisional name of the Spiritual Movement.