Or that we can dream of our patients. That I can have dreams of my patients that could tell me how to proceed with therapy or that I could go into meditation and get guidance about how to proceed in therapy when I'm stuck. None of that will the medical profession go so far as to validate. Well, a good example is how to differentiate between psychotic voices and psychic voices. When we're very afraid of something, and our mind is going around and around with that, it probably is not psychic.
Psychic information is neutral.
Our reaction to it might be that we're frightened of it, but we must learn to dissect our reaction to the information from the information itself. Oh, yes, I have had a spiritual teacher for the last thirteen years who's a Taoist. It's through discipline, daily meditation practice, that I have developed myself from a spiritual perspective and also from a psychic perspective. There is nothing more powerful than meditation in terms of going into the silence, using the breath as a conduit to get into the silence and open up to the infinite, to the compassionate essence that is God, that is spirit, from which all psychic information stems. I always teach them hand in hand.