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For half a year, I conducted an experiment.
It consisted of purchasing various courses on developing the Third Eye, clairvoyance, clairaudience, intuition, and so on.
For what purpose?
To find out whether they really teach what they claim to teach.
I went through the most well-known Schools, Academies, and so on.
Of course, I will not name any names. In the format of this article, it is not important.
Moreover, don't think that I am trying to praise or criticize anyone. I simply wanted to find out (for myself and for you) whether there is anything else where clairvoyance is genuinely taught. Furthermore, the programs of the courses I took featured Masters of whom I have a very good opinion (and that opinion has not changed). As you can see, my experiment was purely educational, with no desire to characterize anything or anyone.
A great deal of fluff. It "kills" you outright. To listen to all of it, you need a great deal of time. There is some kernel of truth that many people already know. And everything revolves around it. In the end, it all begins with simply creating some kind of energy ball between the palms and ends with concentrating on the sixth chakra while chanting the OM mantra...
Honestly, nothing. Several hours—approximately 6–7 hours—of wasted time listening to fluff about the Third Eye.
Moreover, I was surprised that 500 or more people took the training simultaneously. In other words, there were many people there. And the price of the training was not low. And all of it was online.
It was practically impossible to ask the instructor questions. In other words, you simply listen to what they provide, and that is the training.
Conclusion of my research: there is nothing on the internet that genuinely contributes to opening clairvoyance.
I even skimmed through books on topics such as "opening the third eye, clairvoyance"... There is even more fluff there.
It consisted of purchasing various courses on developing the Third Eye, clairvoyance, clairaudience, intuition, and so on.
For what purpose?
To find out whether they really teach what they claim to teach.
I went through the most well-known Schools, Academies, and so on.
Of course, I will not name any names. In the format of this article, it is not important.
Moreover, don't think that I am trying to praise or criticize anyone. I simply wanted to find out (for myself and for you) whether there is anything else where clairvoyance is genuinely taught. Furthermore, the programs of the courses I took featured Masters of whom I have a very good opinion (and that opinion has not changed). As you can see, my experiment was purely educational, with no desire to characterize anything or anyone.
And what did I observe?
A great deal of fluff. It "kills" you outright. To listen to all of it, you need a great deal of time. There is some kernel of truth that many people already know. And everything revolves around it. In the end, it all begins with simply creating some kind of energy ball between the palms and ends with concentrating on the sixth chakra while chanting the OM mantra...
Honestly, nothing. Several hours—approximately 6–7 hours—of wasted time listening to fluff about the Third Eye.
Moreover, I was surprised that 500 or more people took the training simultaneously. In other words, there were many people there. And the price of the training was not low. And all of it was online.
It was practically impossible to ask the instructor questions. In other words, you simply listen to what they provide, and that is the training.
Conclusion of my research: there is nothing on the internet that genuinely contributes to opening clairvoyance.
I even skimmed through books on topics such as "opening the third eye, clairvoyance"... There is even more fluff there.
