When I face clients, I can see their information and what they are looking for. When I say I can see, it's not like I can see the thing itself. It's more like a picture, a small illustration, or a Chinese character.
I'm somewhat similar to spiritualists or fortune tellers who say they can see auras or spirits, but in my case, it's a skill I've acquired.
People can develop this ability (synesthesia) through training.
For me, synesthesia was handy for healing and coaching, so I developed it.
Sometimes people say they want to become synesthetes and train for it, but did they really acquire the skill?
I don't think so.
Because it's not that important.
But synesthesia does have its uses, especially in healing and coaching.
For example, let's say I see a "beautiful rose" when I look at someone. But that rose has a lot of thorns and can easily hurt someone. So, I either remove the thorns or round the edges (which I decide based on the situation).
Of course, I'm talking about the information space here.
People who understand this kind of talk can achieve "overwhelming results."
This technique, often thought of as occult, can be done by anyone!
But there's a surprising difference in the feedback for healing and coaching between those who can do it and those who can't.
If you really need it, try raising its importance.
