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The writer Gijsbert de Zeeuw (1912-1981) originally came from the printing industry. Early on he found out that he gave in the field of psychometrics. From 1947 he was a "professional." He also wrote a number of books of which three are included in the library. One of the striking facts is that he (and he is on a par with Jozef Rulof) as his insights progressed, increasingly distanced himself from the church, but ... not of faith. He was a strong advocate of cooperation between science weird christmas traditions and faith (eg read psychometers). His books breathe passion, knowledge but also modesty. He will not say that anything is accomplished by him. On the contrary, if he successfully someone can help, it is always with and through the help of spirits upon him staan.Zijn integrity is confirmed by the fact that he returned since the beginning of the seventies to the printing because he was not feeling well when psychometreren as a profession.
What we have presented in this book about? The author takes us on an exciting quest ... by ourselves and the surrounding spiritual world. He tells what situations he encountered in his practice and how he learned weird christmas traditions to recognize this by trial and error and control. He also deals extensively with the phenomenal forces that control the spiritual world, how they work and how it is that he therefore certain things can perceive. The main question (for my taste): seat memory or as organ in humans, or just there? is extensively treated by him ... and answered.
It is not feasible in brief to explain everything. In addition, you must also be a bit surprised by the book. Below therefore only what aspects of the first six chapters. That is the focus.
Consultant weird christmas traditions versus psychometer. How does it work? Throughout his life the man experiences are events through the senses. He draws his conclusions and stores it in its memory or in his subconscious. As his life progresses growing number of events so that the man becoming more experienced. The events can be translated into electrical charges or radiation fields that are on different wavelengths (vibration). The memory is able to hold these vibrations and, where necessary for the conscious mind to send. The psychometer can tune into this memory. This alignment is easier as he has also experienced some items themselves. He then sits on the same wavelength. Is there a match between the memory of the psychic and that the consultant, it is called an I-connection where the psychometer the memory experience as it was his own. His memory gets a huge expansion. In addition, he must be careful not to release it on time again I the other. Too strong a bond would mean that he takes too much about the feelings of others. There might even be a mistaken identity can occur. weird christmas traditions The psychometer captures not only the conscious polite-but also unconsciously experienced events. The consultant will not always recognize it immediately.
Actually experienced events occur as sharp footage. Things that have not actually happened (eg anxiety) manifest themselves as imageless thoughts. Still have these thoughts manifested somewhere weird christmas traditions else would psychometer they can not cope. The contact between psychic and consultant can also be remotely
Where is the seat memory? Long time, the writer wondered if I'm connected with who or what I am connected. Is it the inductor (the picture, the ring etc), it is the consultant? Or is it something else? On the basis of a number of cases (which he sees things that the consultant can not possibly know of) he concludes that the inductor has the capacity to store. An event with a certain emotional impact on The psychometer the inductor gets owned captures this event. This unfolds to him in a flash. It looks most like a fast film.
An example from the distant past. A man has a stone picked up on holiday in Egypt. De Zeeuw hold the stone securely. In a flash he sees images of antiquity. He is IN a slave driver. Then developed a situation. De Zeeuw concludes here: The consultant may never have known. He just picked up a stone. weird christmas traditions Apparently, the story so if it were stored into the stone and stored there. The stone grasping he gets a present connection to the (already dead) slave driver. But he is now in communication with the memory of the stone or the slave driver? Further reasoning he does not conclude weird christmas traditions that memories