The definitive Clairvoyant is someone who sees visions; hears voices either externally (Physical Mediumship) or internally (Clairaudient); experiences inexplicable tastes (Clairgustance) and smells (Clairalience) ... it is established that this is the case. It exists. We have received enough testimonials and personal accounts from clients to know there has been consistent accuracy since the 1980's.
Yet, according to the Psychologist ... it is 'Psychosis' ... Psychosis is an umbrella term; it means that an individual has sensory experiences of things that do not exist and/or beliefs with no basis in reality. During a psychotic episode, an individual may experience hallucinations and/or delusions. They may see or hear things that do not exist.
The classic signs and symptoms of psychosis are:
Hallucinations - hearing, seeing, or feeling things that do not exist
Delusions - false beliefs, especially based on fear or suspicion of things that are not real
Hallucinations can affect any of the senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch) in the person with psychosis, but in about two-thirds of patients with schizophrenia, hallucinations are auditory - hearing things and believing them to be real when they do not exist. (Source: Medical News Today)
We find it very concerning that there is this medical definition that is a roundabout description of the experience of Clairvoyance/Clairaudience/Clairalience/Clairgustance/Clairsentience etc ... but that's fine as medical science has to explain away the ESP malarkey ... psychology exists in the survival/fear mechanism of the left brain which has to hide the fact that the visionary and spirit faculty in the right brain is real.
Finally, the one thing we find funny with this ... where in the umbrella term for Psychosis is a condition where all the imaginary voices, illusory senses, dangerous visions ARE ALL PROVEN TO BE CORRECT? Which is the regular experience of the true seer who constantly provides insights on matters that he is not supposed to see or have access to? What kind of psychosis is that????
