Subtle Perceptions: Feel These Details that Change Everything

Attention to detail is crucial, especially in situations where we are trying to make a good impression. People notice the little things we do – or don't do – and that can have a big impact on how they perceive us.

Take the example of clothing. Wearing clean, well-ironed clothes shows that you are well-groomed and think about the image you project to others. On the other hand, if you wear wrinkled or ill-fitting clothes, it can give the impression that you don't care about your appearance or that you are overwhelmed by events.

Well, hold on: there are lots of even more important details, to which you will only have access if you develop new perceptions... subtle perceptions.

Subtle perceptions: who can become clairvoyant?

People often have a wrong idea of ​​what clairvoyance is. They imagine clairvoyant people capable of predicting the future or communicating with the dead. But clairvoyance is much more than that. It is an extrasensory perception of the energies that surround us and which allows us to access information beyond the ordinary senses.

Everyone has extrasensory abilities, but some people are better able to develop them than others. It is often enough to follow training to learn how to use them. Some are naturally more gifted than others, but anyone can do it with a little practice.

There are different types of clairvoyance, such as clairvoyance, clairaudience, kinesthesis or even empathy. Some clairvoyants are capable of perceiving surrounding energies, others are more oriented towards the interpretation of dreams or even towards reading tarot cards. There is no one type of clairvoyance better than another, it simply depends on the traveler and their personal abilities.

Subtle Perceptions: Who Are Empaths?

Empaths are people who have the ability to feel the emotions of others. They can listen to a person without them even speaking to them. They thus have a more subtle perception of the world and others.

Empaths are often very sensitive and have a strong sense of justice. Empaths are passionate people who often experience their emotions to the fullest. They are fragile people who need a lot of time to recharge after being in contact with too many negative emotions.

As a general rule, these people have difficulty understanding people who do not feel the same way as they do and who act without empathy.

Subtle perceptions: how to open your third eye?

The third eye is often seen as an esoteric or religious concept. However, it is a real psychic ability that we can develop.

To put it simply, the “third eye” is the seat of intuition and extrasensory vision. It allows us to perceive things beyond our ordinary field of vision.

To develop this potential, there are several simple exercises to do. First of all, it is important to be comfortable with meditation and relaxation. We still have two particular avenues that we advise you to explore.

Visualization: focus on your third eye (a point located in the middle of the forehead, between the eyebrows) and imagine a ball of blue or purple light forming there. Visualize this ball slowly opening like an iris. Become aware that you are opening your third eye.

The pendulum: hold a pendulum in front of your third eye and ask it (mentally) to start rotating clockwise. You should feel a slight sensation in your forehead, indicating that your third eye has activated.

Subtle perceptions: what are synchronicities?

“Synchronicity” is a term coined by Swiss psychologist Carl Jung to describe seemingly related events that occur without apparent cause and effect. Synchronicities can be mundane coincidences, like meeting someone famous on the street, or they can be stranger and deeper. Synchronicities often have a special meaning or significance to the person experiencing them.

Synchronicities can come in different forms. They can be ordinary coincidences, like meeting a friend on the street, or they can be stranger and deeper. Synchronicities often have a special meaning or significance to the person experiencing them.

For example, you may think of someone you haven't seen in a long time and he/she calls you a few minutes later. Or, you may need an item and he/she is right where you are looking. These types of things happen frequently to everyone and are generally considered to be just run-of-the-mill coincidences. But if these things happened repeatedly and with a certain frequency, then we start talking about synchronicity.

Subtle details like these make all the difference when it comes to how others see us. If we take care to present our best face to the world, we will be more likely to get what we want - whether it's a job, a promotion