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CARDS & LETTERS
Psychic Counseling by Kyler James
Psychic dreams were never
my forté, but recently I dreamed about a very famous
woman—and when I awoke I wondered why, having never before felt a special
affinity with her. That day I received a
call from a man who had read my column and wanted to see me immediately. The entire subject of our session was his
relationship with this famous woman!
Soon after, I was telling my parents this story, and suddenly my mother
asked, “Was it _____?”—correctly guessing the celebrity, out of all the famous
women in the world! My jaw totally
dropped and I said, “I’m not saying anything!”
But she knew she was right; she said it just popped into her head. And now on my phone machine, she says, “This
is your psychic mother calling.”
Well, Mom, you’re right—that’s
how it happens. It just pops into your
head. Sometimes I feel like I’m talking
nonsense, but it turns out to be accurate nonsense. Recently I mentioned the soap opera, The
Young and the Restless—I couldn’t believe I was talking about this with a
client, but it turned out she had a fight with her husband the day before over
watching it. When I hold jewelry (a
practice called psychometry), I get a lot of funny
names that pop into my head. Once I held
my brother-in-law’s watch and got the sinking of the
A favorite story is when I held
a client’s ring and got a cat named “Boots” and “Jesse, the Cool Cat.” Three months later, her girlfriend, living
with a Jesse, told her, “Jesse named our new cat Boots and now he’s so pleased,
he’s going around calling himself Jesse, the Cool Cat!” My client almost dropped dead on the spot,
but survived to tell me the tale. I
could tell you lots of these; it’s fun to shock the skeptical know-it-all types
at a party or bar. Their jaws drop just
like mine did with my mother!
Here’s a fax I recently
received:
For
Kyler—What significant cosmic energy do you envision
for 1996? L.L.E.
Oh, L.L.E. Significant cosmic energy? Please!
My work is helping people with personal situations and I don’t pretend
to be a swami of the cosmically energized universe! Still, there are some things I’d like to say,
so thanks for the question.
According to the talk around
town, we have now officially entered the Aquarian Age. As of January, we are no longer
“dawning.” What does this mean? Well, for one thing, it means that the
religions of the former Piscean Age, founded on sin and restriction, have
become passé. It’s time to celebrate the
new spirituality, where religion and science converge. Einstein said, “Science without religion is
blind; religion without science is lame.”
He was obviously ahead of his time.
The religions of the Piscean Age negated science; the religions of the
Aquarian Age will confirm science.
More and more, scientists and
physicists acknowledge what ancient religions always knew about psychic
phenomena. Last summer, for instance, at
the annual Assisi Conference in
In 1996, I envision these
concepts actualizing in our lives. We
are no longer at the mercy of the “slave religions,” as Aleister
Crowley calls them. We are beginning to
realize that we are the masters, that
God is not an all-powerful bearded man in heaven, but instead a power that is
within each one of us. Yes, there’s a
“cosmic energy” that you could call God, but what’s “significant” is the
magical link that every human being can make with this energy.
From personal experience I can
assure you, it’s real. It’s exciting. It’s the way we’re going. Now, I’m an Aquarius, so why take my word for
it? All I can say is, you’ll see: we’re almost at the year 2000—let’s wake up
to reality! ▼