20 MINUTES TO MASTER … YOUR PSYCHIC POTENTIAL. David Lawson
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This book is dedicated to everyone who has ever trusted me with their psychic secrets. In this way I have learned much about the innate psychic ability within us all and received confirmation of my own growing psychic awareness.
I would also like to dedicate this book to the memory of my loving father, Eric Lawson, my special brother, Simon Carson, and my dear friend, Jason Pollock.
With love, David.
This ebook will show you how you can master your psychic potential – in just 20 minutes.
The book is split into two parts. The first part, Principles of Your Psychic Potential, is an original, previously published work from an expert in the field. It’s a comprehensive and insightful introduction to the subject, explaining the ideas and techniques that will allow you to develop a true understanding of your innate powers.
The second part is 20 Minutes to Master Your Psychic Potential, which you’ll find towards the end. This is your psychic development cheat-sheet – a short and lucid look at all the ideas and techniques covered in the first section, which will only take you 20 minutes to read. It’s a powerful and invaluable resource that you’ll return to again and again.
If you want to truly master your psychic potential – in both the short term and the long term – look no further. The answers are here.
CONTENTS
PRINCIPLES OF YOUR PSYCHIC POTENTIAL
1 Opening the Doors
2 Intuition and Imagination
3 Your Higher Vision
4 Your Inner Hearing
5 Your Healing Potential
6 Channelling and Divination
20 MINUTES TO MASTER YOUR PSYCHIC POTENTIAL
1 Opening the Doors
2 Intuition and Imagination
3 Your Higher Vision
4 Your Inner Hearing
5 Your Healing Potential
6 Channelling and Divination
‘Twenty Minutes to Master Your Psychic Potential’ may seem like a grand claim or a tall order to achieve, but profound change can occur in an instant. In my own experience, I have witnessed many people making extraordinary discoveries about themselves and instigating changes in their lives. It only takes a minute to embrace a new idea that sends you in a completely new direction, turning left at the crossroads instead of going right or finding a new path that had previously been hidden from view. Similarly, a concept that you had once entertained intellectually, but had never truly embraced, can touch your heart in a moment, to be understood at a deeper level and profoundly transform your awareness. The trigger can be as simple as a laugh, a smile or a sentence that jumps out at you from the pages of a book.
When this book was published in its original, paper edition, my world was a very different place. I was living in London with my then life partner, working as a teacher of personal, business and spiritual development courses. My career was blossoming in a number of directions with my profile becoming increasingly public through my books and broadcasting work. Digital publishing was in its infancy. The seeds were there but none of us were then actively downloading books to our smartphones and portable tablets.
Following the loss of my partner, numerous other bereavements and some time out to travel and re-invent myself, I now find myself in a totally different environment. After some time alone, I would not have expected to be newly married, living in the Hampshire countryside and discovering a whole new purpose to my life.
As with millions of others, I love the revolution in digital media. While I still delight in the feel and look of a good paperback or the solidity of a glossy hardback book, I love having the ability to access a world of exciting literature at the click of a button or the tap of a screen. I believe that words have developed a new beauty as they sit on a virtual shelf or are formatted to flow across a virtual page, challenging older readers to look and think again while opening up new territory for younger explorers.
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