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Meanings of clairvoyant vision in English
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Usage of clairvoyant vision in English
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I'm telling you, Gabrielle, it was the strongest clairvoyantvision I've ever had.
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But the person addressed didn't see, at least with Mr. Mackintosh's clairvoyantvision.
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Crystal-gazing is merely one particular form or method of inducing psychic or clairvoyantvision.
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Those with strong clairvoyantvision may actually perceive this astral extension, under favorable circumstances.
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I am looking at him with clairvoyantvision now: the elongated snout, the leathery wings.
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Upon this clairvoyantvision in no wise depends, involving, as it does, other octaves of vibration.
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This, of course, is also a characteristic of the ordinary clairvoyantvision of the past.)
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Swedenborg, it will be remembered, also had a clairvoyantvision of a fire at a great distance.
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In fact, it is an exact reproduction of it, but it can only be seen by clairvoyantvision.
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You must remember that by clairvoyantvision the real thoughts and feelings of a person may be perceived.
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The clairvoyantvision is also able to discern what is called the "prana aura" of a person.
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Before doing so however, I wish to explain to you the several methods by which clairvoyantvision is usually induced.
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When Madame Caprell prophesied that Orion Clemens would hold office under government, she must have seen with true clairvoyantvision.
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Could I have looked with clairvoyantvision, and beheld her then, locked in her chamber, should I have been so happy?
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Each building has its own distinctive thought-forms, which permeate its mental atmosphere, and which are clearly discernible by trained clairvoyantvision.
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Likewise, the clairvoyantvision is able to pierce through the dense earth, and to perceive veins of mineral or metal lying concealed beneath.