I was informed that faith has no space for the individuals who read since I was a Catholic Psychic. I, however, do not trust this. Though a lot of Christians assert that the bible says clairvoyant tools are devilish, I confidently trust that the act of obtaining God’s message is not. And it’s just all about the goal.
There were also prophets who obtained God’s pledge and chose to convey it to the world through the help of the holy spirits who showered them with God’s blessings.
The Distinction between Psychic Divination and God’s Intuition
The difference is just from the word “psychic”. This is a stigmatizing term since it is a cliché and used as a negative implication. Back in the days, this word together with the term “gypsy” described clairvoyants who conned and robbed people with untrue prophecies or extremely negative ones.
Despite the fact that other individuals still exercise this, we should know that this sense similar to any other can be utilized for the positive or the negative. It is your duty to determine what you do with that sense.
Perception of the Sixth Sense
Shockingly a greater number of Christians relates the sixth sense with devilish and clairvoyant readings with behaviors of the devil. This, however, makes them unable to undertake God’s work and convey messages of love and light with similar sense. I believe we were all born with this sense but most of us use and pay no attention to it and even forget that it was in existence.
Do you remember having a bad feeling about somebody or anything and knowing who it is or whatever it is? You have ever had a feeling of not wanting to be somewhere but then an accident occurs and you cannot help but thank God that you were not involved?
After interacting with the sense for a while now I trust that we all have experienced this. This sixth sense works hard to make us focus on it through other senses; clairsentience (being able to feel something clearly), clairaudience (perceiving clearly), and other times clairvoyance (seeing things clearly). We, however, don’t pay attention to these moments but decide to disregard them just as the society expects us to. Clairvoyants have however accepted this sense and have made it grow.
For the Catholic and Christian Psychics and Mediums
- We are good Christians.
- We all have the same goal of sharing happiness and light.
- We all pray for the Holy Spirit to fall on us and convey messages in his divine.
- When reading we are very careful.
- We pray to God before reading since we think your feelings and environment is very sensitive.
- We clear the space with His Divine light.
Always be easy on a psychic because the message he or she is conveying maybe that you don’t want to hear but it is what God wants you to hear at that time.
‘Clairsentience’ sounds fancy, but let’s not forget that intuition can often be mistaken for mere guesswork. It’s essential to maintain a clear distinction between genuine insight and subjective interpretation.
So now we’re redefining ‘psychic’ as ‘spiritual’? What’s next? Are we going to say that fortune cookies are divine revelations too?
While I appreciate the exploration of this topic, it’s crucial to approach such claims with skepticism. Historical context matters, and one must differentiate between personal belief and established doctrine.
‘The distinction between psychic divination and God’s intuition’ is an intriguing topic. Perhaps further exploration into historical contexts could enrich this discussion.
‘The sixth sense works hard’—sounds like a motivational poster gone awry! Next, we’ll hear that spirits are working overtime for us too!
‘Psychic divination’? More like an elaborate excuse for confirmation bias! If you feel something ominous, it’s probably just your anxiety acting up.
‘Psychic’ is a loaded term—how convenient that it’s being redefined here! This feels more like a defense mechanism than an honest exploration of faith.
“Always be easy on a psychic…” That’s some sage advice! Let’s not forget: sometimes truths are uncomfortable, but they can lead to growth.
*laughs* So let me get this straight: we’re all supposed to embrace our inner clairvoyant while praying for divine guidance? Sounds like the plot of a poorly written sitcom!
While I appreciate the perspective presented, I find it hard to reconcile psychic practices with traditional Christian beliefs. Isn’t there a risk of leading people astray?
Intriguing discourse! The notion that everyone possesses some form of sixth sense is fascinating and merits deeper investigation. Let’s not dismiss what we don’t fully understand.
*sigh* Nothing screams ‘good Christian’ quite like dabbling in clairvoyance. Next, we’ll be told that tarot cards are merely divine tools of communication!
Or they can lead to delusion, Eve! Not every message from a psychic is divine; let’s keep our critical faculties intact.
Oh please, spare us the theatrics. As if dressing up dubious practices in religious garb somehow makes them valid. This is just another attempt to rationalize superstition.
‘Clairvoyants have accepted this sense and have made it grow’—isn’t that just a fancy way of saying they’ve become better at deceiving people?
What a refreshing perspective! The idea that psychic intuition can coexist with faith challenges conventional dogma and invites a more nuanced understanding of spirituality. Bravo!
I must agree with David. The line between genuine spiritual experience and manipulation is dangerously thin in this context.
A thought-provoking piece! It’s refreshing to see someone challenge the stigma surrounding psychics and emphasize the connection between intuition and spirituality.
David, I think you’re missing the point. Spiritual gifts manifest in various forms; it doesn’t necessarily mean one has to abandon their faith.