Having eyes, see ye not? And having ears, hear ye not? And do ye not remember?– Mark 8:18n2334 ¶1
True clairvoyance rests, not in your ability to see things beyond the range of human vision, but rather in your ability to understand that which you see.n2334 ¶2
A financial statement can be seen by anyone, but very few can read a financial statement. The capacity to interpret the statement is the mark of clear seeing or clairvoyance.n2334 ¶3
That every object, both animate and inanimate, is enveloped in a liquid light which moves and pulsates with an energy far more radiant than the objects themselves, no one knows better than the author; but he also knows that the ability to see such auras is not equal to the ability to understand that which one sees in the world around about him.n2334 ¶4
To illustrate this point, here is a story with which the whole world is familiar, yet only the true mystic or clairvoyant has ever really seen it.n2334 ¶5