Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Debra Robinson, author of A Haunted Life and The Dead Are Watching. I've had so many people over the years, both friends and clients, ask about psychic abilities. They want to know the particulars—how it happens for me, and most importantly, how to do it themselves. I believe we are all born with abilities, but that they do run stronger in some families. Whether this is due to those families listening to and accepting them (leading to ever-increasing perceptions), or whether there is some genetic predisposition toward them, is really the question for the ages. Just as some families lean toward producing artistic minds and some

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Sara Wiseman, author of Your Psychic Child and Writing the Divine. If you’ve got psychic kids, you know it. Or do you? One of the things that's interesting about psychic abilities and spiritual gifts in kids, is that sometimes, these abilities look like something else entirely. For example, sometimes psychic abilities in children and teens look like: daydreaming spacing out fantasy lack of attention lack of motivation extreme sensitivity fearfulness After all, when your child is actively accessing another layer or level of reality—a place where her or she is easily clairvoyant, clairaudient, able to work with healing