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Your Psychic Potential A Guide to Psychic Development Richard Ireland Your Psychic Potential A Guide fo Pyichic Developmest RICHARD IRELAND Ores Copyzight ® 2021 by Mark Ireland. All rights reserved. No portion of this book, except for brief review, may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means—electronie, mechanicel, photocopying, recording, or otherwise— without the written permission of the publisher. For information contact North Atlantic Books. Published by North Atlantic Books P.O. Box 12927 Berkeley, California yq72z Cover photo ftom Richard Irelane’s personal archive Cover design by Claudia Smelser Your Psychic Potential: A Guide to Psychic Development is sponsored by the Society for the Study of Native Arts and Sciences, a nonprofit educational corporation whose goals are to develop an educational and ‘cross-cultural perspective linking various scientific, social, and artistic fields; to nurture a holistic view of arts, sciences, humanities, and healing: and to publish and distribute literature on the relationship of ming, body, and nature. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING-IN- PUBLICATION DATA Ireland, Richard, 29332-1992. Your psychic potential : a guide to psychic development / by Richard Ireland. p.cm. eISBN: y78-2-55613-990-2 1. Psychic ability. 1. Title. BFiogi 74 vow 193.8—de22 20200338911 vot To the Would-Be Medium Do nol seck the developmeal of psychic powers out of mere cutiosity; it is a serious ly only lo be undertaken wilh pure motives and a desite for the highest. Da nol inisiake motives ef vanily for altruism. Be sure that itis the desire to serve hl act: » desire la wield unusual powers. Many people's vanity inasquerades # allruisin; by and by the cloven hoof appears and the sensitive goes down al Always live rationally: do not seek to exorcise your power dovery Kine of day. Be as regular in the exercise of your fumship as in perfor er “Try the Spirits”: do nol aceepl sny eaalrol by those who may wish to use you. A medium is known by the company he or she ‘keeps on the psychic plane as well as on the physical plane. Do not think the development of mediumship means that the necessity for study and self-improvement has come to an ‘end; often it has just begun. Remember that an ignorant medium can bea danger. “If the blind lead the blind they will fell into the ditch together.” The wider the sensitive's knowledge, the better trained hhis or her mind, the more effective will be his or her work. Do not indulge in stimulants, nor excessive emoking. Anything that interferes with the proper functioning of the body hinders the right expression of psychic nature. Keep the mind calm and poised. Cast out fear and cultivate a loving heart. Regard your spirit guides as helpers and friends whose advice and counsel should be considered, but do not make them a substitute for your own judgment. Spirit guides should be regarded as friends, not crutches to help you wali. Submit to your reason all teaching thet may come to you. Do net accept anything on the cuthority of enyone, either in or out of the flesh, Truth alone must be the final authority, end that you have to discover for yourself. If the teaching appeals to you as ‘good end helpful, accept it and live it. Mere acquiescence in a body of teaching is not ‘enough. There are plenty of believers: whet the world needs are doers. Finally, remember that mediumship is a sacred office, the one original priesthood of God. Regard it as such, and by daily pravers and meditation seek to become a channel for the highest rable of Contents Cover Fille Paye Copyright ‘To the Would Be Med Foreword by Mark Ireland Preface ONE_INTRODUCTION i) PARAPSYCIIOLOGY Enrigmalic Key ol Parapsychology and the Bible Whe Far Kas! and the Paranorn The Founding of the SPR ESP in the Laburalory Parapsychology Achieves Respectebility Current Psi Investigation and Beyond Preliminary Words on Developing Your ESE Dangerous Methods of Self-Development Drugs ‘Hypnotism, Yoga, and Concussion Natural Unioldment and Meditation ‘wo FEAR. THE EMOTION THAT INHIBITS DEVELOP- ‘MENT ‘The Origin of Fear Different Types of Fear The Color of Fear ‘The Inhibiting Effects of Fear Extreme Fear Can Unexpectedly Trigger the Psvehic Extreme Fear Is Useless in Developing Psi Abilities Fear and Ansiety ‘Three_Fears_That_ Suppress _Psvchic Unfoldment Fear of the Psychic Fear of Social Disapproval Personal Fears: Inadequacy Personal Fears: Fear of Psyehieally
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