Roger Armstrong
Inviting you to share stories of your psychic childhood.
Moving your healing energy in three directions. My invisible playmate taught me to use healing energies. Cancer, dementia, strokes, chronic pain respond well to these energies. All ancient traditions use a focus of some kind, often visual, but sometimes auditory. For example, Navajos use a sand painting as a focus of healing intention. The Sioux Indians (and a lot of tribes) use drums. There's two types of energies, down from the Sun and up from the Earth.
I was trained to focus and develop abilities by my imaginary playmate, he had me call him "Guardian," and he's visited me throughout my long life. Mostof our world perceives reality one dimensionally, starting with a premise, a straight line to a conclusion, that's what we train our children to do, and that's the basis of our contremporary society, and we call it logic. There is another reality...
A strong vision is needed for an artist to select what reality he wants to predict or create. I had one student who would sit in front of his 24 x 36 canvas and look at it for two days, and then he'd start. From the upper left hand corner he would peel off his image, painting it as he went...
Pain is controllable. you don't have to feel pain. What you do is don't take pain internally. Don't believe in it internally, don't accept it internally, reject it, put it outside your body, visualize it as fog, and when you walk through the fog, the pain is gone...
If you are an indigo child, or if you are susceptible to voices that you hear, you need to be able to control that, and you need to assume, or vision a shield for yourself over your head. When I was three, I was telepathic... so I could talk to all the animals on Grandpa's farm. And he trained me how to control my psychic abilities...
A lot of this information on telepathy comes from teaching a class at Purdue University. One class I taught young mothers connecting with the fetus, I like to call the fetus the Newness.
My eldest son's first words were "Look, combine!" because we were going to the farm and we'd been reading him the book on farm implements... he made the visual connection between the book and the actual thing and he was just astonished. There was something real that before was just a picture. This development is exceedingly important. The more connections the Newness can make through the Mom's picturing and telepathy the more easily they'll be able to adapt to our society and living.