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Psychic Power Tests – Do Psychic Power Tests Provide Accurate Results?

Aug 15th, 2008 by Kenny

Psychic power tests are best done with friends and need not be very serious affairs at all. In fact a spirit of play and openness is best as it helps one access intuition easier if the mind is relaxed. In addition, having friends to practice these tests with allows for verification of what one senses and gives feedback to help reinforce the validity of the experience. And if one does for a study group, it’s always more enjoyable to have friends to explore the subtle realms with. Group efforts always produce faster results and allows a pooling of focus and energies.

When psychic power tests are performed, the main asset that is observed and measured is one’s intuition. Intuition, as well as imagination, is very important when it comes to testing. That imagination is important may come as a surprise to some, but when one considers that imagination is the source of all creativity, it becomes apparent that a developed imagination allows one to open the mind to receiving information in various forms. As one practices psychic power tests for themselves, they will become aware of how information comes to them. Some see colors, hear impressions, feel the subtle energies, or it may simply come to the mind. It is important to suspend conscious judgment in order to get the best results.

Energy sensing is one of the basic psychic abilities that can be easily measured by simple psychic power tests. This is best done with the help of a partner as well, to help validate the experience. As mentioned before, groups help progress occur faster. Both people involved should relax their minds and center themselves to clear away distracting thoughts. The regular practice of meditation helps greatly in this and will make the process easier. Deep breathing and focusing on the breath for a couple of minutes can also help immensely. Once this is done and both partners are ready for the test, one acts as the sensor, the other as the subject to be read. There are many variations to this psychic power tests and it can be among the most fun to try, even at parties. A basic test is to have the subject hold their hands apart as if they were holding something the size of a baseball, then visualize the space between their hands filling with energy. Projecting the energy from their hands, they literally mold a ball like clay, adding to it until it feels like a pressure between the hands. The sensor tries to see or feel the energy as verification that it is working. Fun variants could include visualizing the energy ball changing colors and even shapes. A more advance psychic power test would be passing the ball around. This could be done with several people, each acting as both subject and sensor as they take the ball, mold it, change it’s color or shape or whatever may be agreed on.

This psychic power is helpful for sensing auras, and progressing on to energy healing if one desires to pursue that discipline. Always remember that whether or not you pursue these psychic power tests as serious work or as party games, the results are quite real in the subtle realms. In fact, one may find themselves visiting the psychic realm more and more often as this becomes apparent.

Richard Wilkins, co-owner and psychic trainer at the Psychic Academy is a leading researcher in psychic training and how to learn tarot for beginners. To learn more about his research and new psychic training opportunities, visit his website today.

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