Practical Application of Intuition Technologies
(object reading)

1) To make contact with a person, an object helps make initial contact. Afterwards, the object is no longer required. 2) Any person who has touched the object is accessible to the psychic.

3) Persons associated with anyone who has handled the token object can also be "turned" into.

4) Subsequently, the psychometrist is able to get impressions about any of these persons independently of the object.

5) Once a contact is made by means of the object, it can be destroyed without affecting the psychic's ability.

6) The past, present, future, physical and mental conditions and spiritual progress of these persons is accessible to the psychic.

7) The physical or chemical make-up of the object is irrelevant.

8) The level and amount of data received about the target persons are not contingent on the length of contact with the object.

9) The time elapsed since contact with the object is irrelevant.

10) If the object has been in contact with another person for any length of time, the psychometrist may recieve information about the other person.

11) Errors occurring in psychometric sessions will often be repeated during subsequent sessions for the same persons.

12) Some objects that can/have been psychometrized: jewelry, photographs, articles of clothing, handwriting samples, nail clippins, blood samples, murder weapons, false teeth, hair samples, etc.

ALL APPLICATIONS: Practice to strengthen and deepen trust in one's ability; to empower self; recognize intuition and tune your instrument.

• Anticipating issues with client groups based on participant list, instrument answer sheets, the link through on-site contacts.
• Ascertain issues, concerns of clients, colleagues and students, from letters, paper, business cards, etc.
• Gain insights into family members' issues via contact with objects of theirs - intuition for formative issues from the past.
• Anticipate where our family is going in future months, head off health issues in others.
• Find out more about a client before doing an intervention.
• Attune to a colleague before beginning work.
• For product, concept evaluation, retrieving the past (including my own.)
• Getting to know a significant business contact ahead of time.
• Get additional data on who is the real decision maker in a group.
• Check room for future use.
• Sensing agreements, fears, rapport level.
• In conflict work, have people get into others' bodies and experience their world. Can do this to better understand client's world.
• Use objects to understand family history.