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I like to think of myself as an ordinary guy—not born with a special spiritual gift, not dramatically struck with a thunderbolt of ethereal light from the heavens above. Instead, I had suddenly discovered my ability to psychically know things following a three-day personal growth workshop some twenty years ago. Prior to that, I had never considered myself to be any different from other people. Rather, I was pretty typical, having amassed a respectable amount of Boy Scout merit badges and grammar school good citizenship awards during my formative years.

Once caught up in a new way of being, however, I found that I couldn't let go. I was determined to learn everything that I could about my newly-found psychic sense. My fervent study of spirituality and metaphysics led me to discover a variety of paranormal events just waiting to be explored. I encountered enchanting ghosts in a haunted castle on the Rhine River in Germany and in a historic pub in London. I experienced an animated and informative conversation with Shirl's deceased father, who appeared in our bedroom six months after his death. I met an angel during a moment of distress and learned to communicate with my spirit guides on a daily basis. I was drawn to visit powerful and mystical sacred sites in various parts of the world, and discovered a passageway to the spirit world in my own bedroom.

What initially set me apart from others who have experienced a sudden paranormal occurrence was my obsession to master this natural psychic ability, which, I came to understand, awaits discovery in us all. It's a capability that eventually provides us the opportunity to explore and expand our spiritual nature as well as resolve past-life karma. My fascination with developing this psychic skill was no different than someone whose sudden middle-age intrigue with the art world motivates them to develop their creative aptitude to paint or play a musical instrument.

Psychicism is a capability we can all access—and through it, we just might find enlightenment.