Recording an impression
Write down the impression, its time and what would count as a correspondence before the event.
Perception across time
Precognition
Exploring impressions of future events before they occur.
Read the guide
Precognition concerns apparent information about a future event that cannot be explained by ordinary prediction or inference. An outcome that has already happened but is unknown to the participant is not, for that reason alone, precognition. A dated record made before the event preserves what was perceived before the result was known.
IN PRACTICE
What does practice involve?
Keeping all attempts
Retain impressions that do not match as well as those that do. Patterns become clearer across a complete record.
Discussing what occurred
Consider what was specific, what was broad and what information was already available.
Learn more.
A simple way to turn individual attempts into something you can learn from.
Keep a record worth returning toA dedicated training in this area may not currently be listed.