Current Update as of October 18, 2006 Inspired by The Edgar Cayce Institute for Intuitive Studies Edited by HENRY REED, Ph.D. |
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Religion has done a terrible injustice to people who have the gift of prophecy. Perhaps this is one of the areas Jesus was talking about when he said How terrible it will be for you experts in religious law! For you hide the key to knowledge from the people. You dont enter the Kingdom yourselves, and you prevent others from entering. Luke 11:52 For
centuries, religious leaders have clumped fortune tellers and prophets
(psychics) in the same category and called them evil and this is
wrong. Yes, there is scripture in the Old Testament that tell us
to stay away from fortune tellers and I totally agree with that.
A prophet is someone who is gifted and has usually worked hard to understand his/her gift. There is so much positive support in the New Testament for the gift of prophecy and its time people know that. In Corinthians 1:12 Paul tells us about the nine Gifts of the Spirit. And he clearly says that these gifts come from the Holy Spirit. There is no mention of the word Satan or evil when referring to these gifts. In order to prophesy, you need psychic abilities. Prophets get their information in visions, which is clairvoyance (the gift of seeing). They also receive telepathic messages from God, angels and other spirits through clairaudience (the gift of hearing). Developing these gifts takes quite a bit of work and dedication and I believe this is another area where religion is letting us down. They should be teaching classes in their churches and synagogues on the Gifts of the Spirit. There is so much to understand about these abilities and it just seems clear to me that religion needs to change its opinion of prophecy and help us to understand what we have. Take the Book of Revelations for example. We are taught that this book is about the end of times here on Earth. How do we know that? Who decided that this mans visions werent about his own life instead? Every picture in his vision could be interpreted several ways. Was he a true prophet or someone who suffered from paranoia? He was, after all, sitting in a penal colony when he had these visions and no one really knows who this man was. As
we all know, times are changing more so than ever before and I really
believe that God gave us these gifts so that we could get all the
guidance we need. Visions and telepathic guidance are what makes
a person a prophet and my hope for the future is that religious
leaders learn about them and then teach them as spiritual gifts.
Having
this gift is one of the blessings (and curses) of my life. I am
in constant communication with God and my spirit guides and not
only do I get a lot of help with my own life, but I get guidance
for others as well. Ultimately
God would like each of us to go directly to him/her, but when were
stuck and cant hear that still small voice within, it can
be very helpful to go to someone that has the gift of prophecy and
get their help. If you are someone who sees pictures in your head or has thoughts come into your head that ends up to be the guidance you were looking for, you have psychic abilities. You need to take the time to learn about them and develop them. You need to learn how to discern between false information and truth. You need to open up the lines of communication with your guides. And most important, you need to enjoy the journey. Namaste.
Based
on the book The Key: Unlock Your Psychic Abilities
© 2006 by Echo Bodine. Printed with permission of New World
Library, Novato, CA.
Echo
Bodine is a renowned psychic, spiritual healer, and teacheras
well as radio host and bestselling author of The Gift: Understand
and Develop Your Psychic Abilities, Hands that Heal, and A Still,
Small Voice: A Psychics Guide to Awakening Intuition.
She actively lectures nationwide on life after death, living by
intuition, and developing psychic abilities. Her warm and encouraging
style helps students open their minds and take the risk of delving
into their psychic development. Echo Bodine lives in Minneapolis.
Her website is www.echobodine.com.
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