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Clairaudients face unique challenges. Sanders points out that because clairaudients are logical, systematic, and skeptical by nature, they tend to doubt the existence of a psychic inner voice since the only voice they hear is their own. The clairaudient’s verbal brain constantly names, discusses, and edits, so psychic information can easily slip into this stream of dialogue without making much of a splash. (Did you hear that image or see it, or both?)

Even more challenging is the clairaudient’s self-doubt. Here are two ways to distinguish inner dialogue from a psychic insight. If your conscious mind is inactive, as in daydreaming or meditating, the words flowing into your mind may be clairaudient insights. You can also tell the difference by reviewing the quality of the message. Is it random mind chatter or more information than you knew before?

Psychic information is super-ordinary and more than we knew before. The audient can best hear it with a quiet, clear mind that is able to listen deeply.