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You are primarily clairaudient, or clear hearing, if you process conversations in your head and admire the intricacies of language and music. Preoccupied with language, clairaudients practice conversations that they expect or hope to have with other people; edit their internal dialogue to crystallize what they mean to say; and, due to their love affair with words, gravitate to careers as writers, journalists, and musicians. Their psychic reception center is just above the ears in the temporal lobes that process sound, speech, and various aspects of memory.

When musically inclined, and that is almost always, audients are greatly entertained by an “inner jukebox” which cues up the appropriate song for the moment. From listening to my inner jukebox day and night, I know that it is incredibly original and at times comedic.

For example, I awakened one morning in a bad mood about having been too cold throughout the night. Before I could open my eyes, I heard the sixties’ folk musician Donovan singing, “I’m so mad about Saffron/She’s so mad about me.” I wondered why this song was coming up, when I heard the refrain: “They call her Mellow Yellow.” I got the message. Everything made me laugh that day, which no doubt was my soul’s purpose in selecting that song.

The inner jukebox cues clairaudients to self-reflect. One day, while standing in my clothes closet looking for something to wear, I caught myself humming the beautiful theme from the movie “Titanic.” Wondering why, I remembered that I’d just been balancing my checkbook! While I wasn’t sinking financially, I realized that I must need to address childhood-related issues about money. (Otherwise I might get stuck in that old rhythm and blues song, “You Really Got a Hold on Me.”)

The clairaudient involved in a tempestuous love affair might hear “Stormy Weather,” or, if the relationship has run its course, “Stop Dragging My Heart Around” or “The Thrill is Gone.”

The still, small jukebox of the unconscious mind, while amusing at times, is plugged in to the higher self. Its music calls the clairaudient to listen deeply in order to search the soul for truth and guidance.

Best of all, clairaudients need not insert quarters to hear the inner jukebox. It’s free and it’s always turned on.

Simply close your eyes and play a song in your mind to determine whether you are primarily clairaudient. If this channel is wide open, the music will sing out and you will hear it.