Showing posts with label development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label development. Show all posts

Sunday, December 28, 2008

New Year's resolution

Well here is my New Year's Resolution...

Looking back on last year it started out positive with new ideas and plans coming to fruition. Unfortunately the last three months have been not very constructive and my world was shocked by several events that I did not see coming. (LOL : and I am supposed to be psychic!)

My main focus for next year will be on development, creativity, challenges, innovations and all other things that are constructive and inspiring.

I will be attending classes in Security, Investigations, Occupational Health and Safety, Law and Forensics in January and February 2009. Next to those classes I will look into Neuroscience and Quantum Physics not on a professional level but merely as a general interest.

I hope to be able to add at least 4 official certificates to my list within the first three months of next year and two licenses.

Next to those developments I will be enhancing my creative skills in dimensional design, sketching, photography and writing.

At the end of January or the beginning of February I will start working for my new employer. Which is another new challenge in the New Year.

I will shift my focus from the many negative aspects I have encountered in the last three months to the positive ones that will come on my path very soon.

Sunday, November 16, 2008

Psychic Development in Western Australia

I have done some research over the last couple of months on Psychic Development in Western Australia. There are over a 100 psychic's / mediums listed, advertising and/or practicing in Western Australia. There are likely to be more who do not advertize. Over 25% of the population of 2.1 milion inhabitants have consulted a psychic or medium. Many of the psychics/ mediums are connected to spiritualist churches.

The number of people who discover their abilities is growing.

Yet there is no formal education to be found on the subject of parapsychology in any of the Universities in WA. No research has been done in this field. The closest I could find was 'cognitive science', yet that did not include extra sensory perception!

How can it be that this field is so largely ignored? While it is integrated throughout the society in the countless spritual churches, spiritual counselers, psychics and mediums.