A few weeks ago I started a practice requesting any willing spirit to practice with me. In this exercise, I tried something new for me. In many questions I asked the spirit, I did in a multiple choice format. I would ask the question and see which answer the spirit would select based on the feeling I would get about the answers. With other questions I interpreted the emotions as I usually do.
So when I detected a presence, I started to ask questions.
I asked for a name.
I initially got Celce, then Cici, and later finally, Cecil.
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I asked for gender and posed man or woman. I got man.
I asked living or dead. I got dead. Of course I got dead, but I was making sure. Sort of double checking myself.
Then I asked if he was in the light or not. I got in the light.
Then I was about to ask his age, but I realized that this wouldn't readily work in a multiple choice format.
So I asked are you young, middle, or old? I got middle.
Then to narrow it down, I asked if he was in his 20s, 30s, or 40s? Historically 40 was actually considered old. I had no idea what era this fellow was from. The answer I got was 20s.
Then I asked if he was a student or a worker. I got a worker.
Then I asked if he was white collar or blue collar and I had to explain those terms because I got a perplexing response back. So after a rather lengthy explanation, I got blue collar or laborer.
Then I stopped that line of questioning and asked to be taken on a tour of a day in his life.
I experienced a bustling open air market place by the docks. He was wearing a heavy apron.
Then I lost the connection because I think my brain just got tired out.
So the other day, I reconnected with Cecil in another practice session. I started asking questions where we left off.
I asked him to show me where we left off, at the market.
I smelled fish. I asked, "Do you sell fish?" I used my multiple choice format for some of these questions like this one. He indicated yes.
I asked, "Are you selling fish?" He indicated no.
I asked, "What are you selling this day?" He said, "Meat."
I asked, "Do you own the store?" He indicated no.
Then I asked, "What happens?" He said, "I die."
I said, "Show me."
Then I felt the sadness and the crying. I asked, "Why do you cry, Cecil?"
He said, "She left me."
I asked, "Who?"
He said, "Fiona."
I asked, "How did you die?"
He said, "I hung a ham wrong. I bent over and it dropped on my head breaking my neck. It was pretty quick. An unfortunate accident."
I asked, "Did this happen because you were sad?" He indicated yes.
I asked, "Do you blame Fiona?" He indicated no.
I asked, "What year did this happen?" He indicated the 1930s.
My last question was, "Will you reincarnate?" He indicated yes.
I thanked him for showing me his story.
I found this experience to be rewarding in that I was able to connect and communicate with a spirit that had crossed over. I also got some good detail using the multiple choice format. The problem with this format is that it took a long time and my brain got tired so I lost the connection. That's why I had to do a second session. In all, Cecil was a great sport and very helpful. He was kind to show me his world. I did feel I was at the market in his shoes so to speak.
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