The psychic process is deeply personal, yet there are common themes in how we receive and interpret
spiritual messages. This week, as I prepared for my class, I had a download that directed me to focus on how we listen, receive, deepen, and confirm our psychic experiences. This intuitive nudge led me to reflect on the steps I
have used over the years to advance my own psychic work.
Psychic and intuitive work share many similarities with creative work. If you engage in any artistic practice,
whether it’s painting, poetry, coaching, or other forms of creative expression, you are already tapping into psychic energy. The creative process often involves receiving inspiration, just as psychic work involves receiving messages. For
example, one of my students described experiencing a flood of downloads when she began writing a poem.
This connection between creativity and intuition underscores the importance of allowing yourself
to be open and receptive.
The first step in this process is recognizing that we are constantly receiving messages. The universe is always communicating with us through signs, symbols, and subtle nudges. However, in order to notice these messages, we must quiet our minds. This is why I often refer to what I call step one - getting quiet enough to actually do the receptive
work. If our minds are cluttered with distractions, doubts, or daily stresses, it becomes much harder to
tune in to spiritual guidance.
Grounding is essential for this process. For years, I experienced psychic insights primarily in a visual way,
but I struggled to feel the energy in my body. This was due, in part, to my past experiences that caused me to spend much of my life disconnected from my physical self. Over time, I learned that grounding into my body allowed me
to experience intuition on a deeper level, not just through sight, but through sensation. If you
want to expand your psychic abilities, grounding is a critical practice to cultivate.
Another key factor in psychic work is timing. Different times of the day, seasons, and moon phases can impact
our ability to receive messages. For example, I have found that I am most intuitive in the morning, as my mind is clearer and more receptive. Some of my students have shared similar experiences, noting that the early morning theta state allows for a heightened connection to the spiritual realm. While others, experience an increase in intuitive activity at night,
often waking up around 3AM, a time when the Earth’s vibration is said to shift. This phenomenon is recognized in
many spiritual traditions, including Native American and yogic practices, which emphasize that certain
hours of the night are prime for spiritual work.
Understanding your personal biorhythms can help you determine when you are most psychically attuned. There is
even a belief that the time of day you were born can indicate when your psychic abilities are strongest. I was born at
5:08 AM, and I have noticed that if I engage in psychic work at that exact time, whether in the morning or evening,
it tends to be particularly potent. If you are curious, try scheduling time with your guides at the hour of
your birth and see what happens.
The journey of developing psychic abilities is one of continuous exploration and refinement. It requires quieting
the mind, grounding into the body, and recognizing the unique rhythms that enhance our intuitive gifts. Now, let’s
dive into six steps that can help you advance your psychic work, from both my personal experiences and
the insights shared in my class.