Whether you’re a psychic giving readings, or using psychic tools for your own guidance, there comes a time when you receive Divine answers you simply don’t understand.
Most often, people will receive clairvoyantly: seeing images in the mind’s eye including inner movies and scenes. Others receive clairaudiently: channeling words in your mind’s ear.
In Channeling, the Divine Moves Through You
The key to being channel, in any of these styles, is to move aside momentarily, to allow the Divine to literally use you as a “channel” for communication.
Some channels, such as Esther Hicks, author of the best-selling Law of Attraction and other teachings, channels through her own voice; she allows her own personality to move aside, so that the entity Abraham can use her speech as a vehicle for communication.
Other channels, especially those with strong writing abilities, receive most easily via channeled writing.
Clairvoyance Can be Symbolic
Regardless of which way you receive, the question is always: what to do with the information you get.
In clairvoyance, many messages are symbolic, similar to the way Karl Jung suggested we interpret dreams. For instance, an eggplant may be about the color purple, it may be that you need to eat more vegetables, or it may be that you are living a dull vegetable-like life and need stimulation, and so on.
On the other hand, clairvoyant receiving can also be crystal clear: you may receive an actual “movie in your head” as many do, that leaves no room for misinterpretation.
Clairaudience Can be Literal
If you receive clairaudiently, in words, the messages may be extremely direct: “get a new job” or “stop dating this man” or "your health is in danger" might be examples of clear, unmistakable guidance.
However, please know that if you are receiving from spirit guides, these guides may have a sense of humor! In The 33 Lessons, received by this author as channeled writing, similar to Neale Donald Walsch’s Conversations with God or Course in Miracles, the messages were crystal clear: a spiritual primer for the coming age.
All Roads Led to the Divine
And yet, in channeled writing for personal guidance, the answers can be cryptic. For example, in one recent receiving by this author, the answer to “what is the next step” was a short message: “All roads lead to Damascus.”
Research shows that this biblical reference refers to the four chief roads that threaded through the Holy Land, all leading to Damascus. Moreover, it was on the road to Damascus that Saul saw and heard God, and during this intensive, blinding spiritual awakening, re-emerged as a new man: St. Paul.
Now, in terms of answering the question: “what is the next step?” this doesn’t at first seem like a particularly useful advice.
Or is it? Spirit, Source, God, the Universe, whatever name you choose to give the Ineffable One — has its own reasons, and much is revealed in time.
For now, it is good to know that “all roads”, even the ones that seem muddling, off path, confused or circular, will eventually lead us to nowhere except the Divine.
