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The psychic powers.

“The possession of psychic powers must never be a goal. With practice, many people can develop a few. But first of all, try to acquire the utmost self-mastery in order to respect the rules of disinterestedness and purity, no matter what. These qualities alone will allow you to make contact with the beings of light and luminous forces of nature.

My duty is to warn all those who, without having studied and acquired great self-mastery, claim to help others by clairvoyance and divination, or to cure their physical and psychic disorders by magnetism, imposition of hands, and so on. Very few people have access to the invisible world to read the past, present and future correctly, or to make contact with the forces and psychic and spiritual beings needed to help others. Why? Because working with these forces and beings requires qualities that are even harder to acquire than those that allow us to work in the physical realm.”

– Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov

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How to be in communication with heavenly entities?

‘You must not imagine that, just because some people have mediumistic capacities, this necessarily gives them access to every region of the invisible world; on the contrary, they will see only what corresponds to their own level of consciousness, their own thoughts and desires. Each individual receives the degree of clairvoyance that matches his level of evolution; those who are still mired in the lower regions of the astral plane are bound to suffer because they will encounter only the entities of that plane. If you want to be in communication with heavenly entities, with divine splendour, you must purify yourself, broaden the scope of your consciousness and work for the highest ideal: the brotherhood of all men, the Kingdom of God. When you do this, your emanations become purer, your vibrations subtler, and not only will the spirits of light allow you to reach them, but they themselves will come to you, for they will find nourishment in you.’

  • Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov, Looking Into The Invisible