Psychic Power - Myth or Reality

Psychic Power – Myth or Reality

Do psychic powers really exist, or is it just a myth? This question has intrigued people for a long time. While some believe in its existence, others remain skeptical. Numerous researchers have conducted experiments to prove its reality.

But how did the term "psychic" come into existence? French astronomer and spiritualist Camille Flammarion was the first to use the term. Later, it was introduced to the English language by Edward William Cox.

I strongly believe that psychic power does exist, and here's my explanation for it.

Psychic Power and the Five Senses

Psychic power is akin to our other senses: feeling, seeing, hearing, tasting, and smelling. Science tells us that of all the five senses, feeling was the original fundamental sense, with the others being modifications and specialized forms of this fundamental sense.

How do the five senses work?

• The eyes record the touch or feeling of light waves that strike them.
• The ears record the touch or feeling of sound waves or vibrations of air.
• The tongue records the chemical touch of food particles coming in contact with taste buds.
• The nose records the chemical touch of gases contacting its mucous membrane.

These sense organs don't work independently. They receive information from nerves and the brain and then carry out their functions accordingly. If the nerves are severed or the brain is unconscious, no message reaches the mind. Cut off from these messages, the mind would be blank.

If all senses are cut off, a part of our world will diminish. Conversely, if a new sense is added, our world will expand.

Consider how the world of a blind person differs from that of a sighted person. Now, imagine how the world would be if you had mind-reading powers. Wouldn't it be wonderful to experience such things?

Many psychic powers can be attained through apparatus designed by the human brain. Humans are excellent imitators and adaptors of nature. With advancements in technologies, medicine, and other fields, why not in this?

Experiments: Military Interest in Psychic Powers – OBE

The Washington Post reported that the CIA and NSA participated in successful experiments using astral projection and other psychic phenomena to spy on military installations. These experiments were uncovered by Post writer John Wilhelm, who published a book called The Search for Superman.

In 1974, psychic experiments were conducted at the Stanford Research Institute with two high-ranking Scientologists—Ingo Swann and Pat Price. They were monitored by CIA agents and claimed successful astral projections.

Astral projection (or Out-of-Body Experience – OBE) is one of the most experimented psychic powers. Many people experience OBEs during sleep without realizing it.

Experiments in Telekinesis

Telekinesis is the ability to move objects through the mind. The CIA tested stage magician Uri Geller, who reportedly bent a strip of metal by 10 degrees under controlled conditions.

Dr. Robert G. Jahn of Princeton’s PEAR lab conducted experiments on consciousness-related phenomena. Subjects attempted to move pendulums and influence devices like lasers and chronometers. Some showed effects, but they were minimal—about 0.1%.

While proof is limited, future research may reveal more.

“Change is the only thing that never changes.”

Clairvoyance

Clairvoyance is a spiritual vision. Movies have sparked interest in it, and many claim to possess this ability. Imagination is part of reality, and often, there’s truth behind imaginative stories.

Clairvoyance is based on vibrations. We live in a sea of mingled air and ether, and impressions reach us through vibrations. The human eye responds to a narrow band of light vibrations—there’s much light we cannot see.

Example: In a “Spot the Difference” game, not everyone finds all differences. This proves that perception varies—and clairvoyance may exist.

Psychic Laws and Principles

Everything is in a state of vibration. Every mental and emotional state has its own rate of vibration.

Frater Albertus, in The Alchemist Handbook, defines alchemy as the raising of vibrations. Every subject is interconnected—every law tells one truth in different ways.

Different shades of color arise from different rates of vibration. Above visible light are X-rays and other forces we cannot see but can detect with instruments. Similarly, psychic vibrations exist on higher planes.

“As above, so below; as below, so above.”

Conclusion

Why do we need lab experiments when there is live proof that psychic power exists?

Animals are examples. Dogs hear frequencies humans cannot. They can detect earthquakes in real-time. Their ears have 18 muscles, allowing them to rotate toward sound.

Humans rely on logic. Animals rely on vibrations. When you understand that psychic power is nothing but the raising of vibrations, then everyone will attain it.

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