How To Strengthen My Spiritual Gifts

So, let's pretend you've finally finished wrapping your gifts. And now you're convinced that you have no idea what's going on with life, the Universe, or anything else.

First and foremost, this is completely normal. Gifts can be daunting, especially if you're just getting started. Consider your 13-year-old self, who is about to enter the next part of your life. Isn't it true that everything was overwhelming? Hormones and shifts resulted in a slew of drama, discomfort, perplexity, and frustration.

It probably took you until you were at least 16 years old to reach a point where this new body could bring you joy.

That's where you'll be when you first start giving your gifts. It's like puberty all over again, only this time it's psychic and hence invisible to the majority of people, as well as severely stigmatized!

Don't be concerned. It does get better – with regular practice and effort in developing spiritual gifts! That's what development is all about: honing your talents and getting to a point where you're proud of them.

As a result, there are a few things you should make a point of performing on a regular basis:

• Cleaning your energetic body of any remaining negative energies from the day (this can be done through cord-cutting and grounding techniques). Attend my Gift Development workshop on February 9th to hear more about these topics).
• One of the most crucial tools in a psychic's arsenal is meditation. Every psychic and intuitive meditates on a regular basis, at least a little.
• Pay attention to your intuitive experiences and record them in a journal or notepad so you can look back to them later. This will enable you to pay closer attention to the information you get and track how it shifts and evolves over time.

How do I know if I have a spiritual gift?

Accepting that intuition is a part of your personality is the first step in realizing it. The more you trust that you have this fundamental capacity, the more powerful your intuition gets. The stronger the messages get, and the easier your life will ebb and flow, the more you enjoy the fact that you are already receiving direction.

Consider whether you've experienced any of the following experiences and what you can do to help your life journey by encouraging them in a more powerful, positive, and meaningful way.

Have you ever heard the saying that everything happens in threes? It's critical to pay notice when there are trends in your life.

Six months after arriving in Los Angeles, I received a call from a friend who said he would be in town in three weeks and wanted to hook up with me. When I was thinking about him two weeks later in preparation for our plans, I didn't reach out since I assumed he would contact me like he had the previous time. I had several thoughts about him and even had a dream about him. After the dream, I awoke with the realization that I needed to call him that day. Instead, when I got on social media that morning and saw countless posts in response to his death, I was taken aback.

I've learnt my lesson; now, if I think of someone three times (or even fewer), I pay attention and pick up the phone to call them. The individual on the other end of the line is usually happy to hear from me.

Because sleep is our most creative and vulnerable condition, dreams and visions are most easily manifested.

My mother once had a dream that my father was about to die, and she awoke at 2 a.m. She instantly said a few prayers and attempted to sleep again after this nightmare. As it turns out, my father was climbing Mt. Hood in Oregon at the time, and he stepped into a crevice, causing an avalanche that nearly killed him. We don't always understand why we have dreams, but if you have them frequently, it's crucial to pay attention to them.

This might be a vision you see when talking to someone, a foreshadowing like the ones stated above in dreams, or just a random image that comes to mind.

Let's assume you're pulling out of the driveway and suddenly feel uneasy, and you have a mental vision of an accident in your head. You can then decide whether to wait till you feel comfortable or take a different route to work. Premonitions are frequently a type of communication intended to safeguard you from harm.

You thought you were getting up at 5 a.m. every morning to go pee, but it could be something else. Waking awake between the hours of 3 and 4 a.m. on a regular basis is a strong indication that spirits are trying to speak with you. This period is known as the “spiritual” or “connecting hour.” Sit up and allow yourself to receive messages if you consistently wake up at the same time every morning. They are warmly welcomed.

Children are the most conscious of the spirit realm, and they frequently refer to imaginary pals or villains in their nightmares. We reach a state of rest while we sleep “Delta and Theta” states are comparable to those we experienced as children. If there are spirits out there attempting to reach you, they may try to gently wake you up at first, but if that doesn't work, they may resort to nightmares.

I used to have nightmares every night when I initially came to Venice Beach. Worse, the lights were flickering and I was hearing strange noises. To say the least, I felt exceedingly uneasy. I ended up completing a spirit clearing with one of my paintings and, to my surprise, discovered who the spirit was in the process. My neighbor's mother, it turned out, had died when she was just 17 years old, looked exactly like me, and was also an artist. EEEEEk! I was terrified by everything. Looking back on this time in my intuitive journey, I would have most likely attempted to connect with her to figure out why she was in my area. But I was too uncomfortable at the time and wanted her to leave.

This is a highly frequent tendency among many people who are generally unaware of it. Frequently, we are experiencing experiences that are not ours, but rather those of someone we know. It could even be unrelated aches and pains or illnesses.

That used to happen to me on a regular basis. I was just driving from Los Angeles to Portland and began to feel tremendously afraid every time I passed a semi truck, as if they were trying to shoot me as I went past. I kept questioning it since it was the most unsettling experience I'd ever had. Isn't it true that I wasn't supposed to go to Portland? Later that evening, I learned that my girlfriend's parents had been kidnapped in Brazil and that gangs had erupted over the city. I had apparently been experiencing her family's concerns and emotions, and as soon as I realized what was going on, I felt at ease. When this happens, though, take a deep breath and exhale, clearing your mind of all unwanted emotions.

When I'm talking to someone and asking them a question, I frequently have an answer in my head before I even hear their response.

Voices are heard by certain persons. Some people get a thought in their head, while others get a response in their heart. It makes no difference how the signals reach you; what matters is that you are aware of them. When you identify this gift, it can be extremely beneficial in all aspects of your life.

Recognize when you're in a good mood and when you're in a bad mood. Let's assume you envision yourself laughing hysterically with your friends… What sensations do you have in your body as you recall this event? Then imagine yourself having the worst day of your life, whatever that means to you, and pay attention to what your body is telling you. The good and bad feelings will become more obvious as you ask your being questions on a regular basis. Then you'll be able to be yourself “Oracle” and stay in touch at all times. Instead of feeling nice and comforting, it could feel like pressure or even frigid. It's up to you to make sense of the situation.

I get a tingling sense a lot when somebody share something fantastic. When working with clients, I may have the similar sensation when releasing imprisoned emotions, beliefs, and other issues. Tingling and tickling sensations usually cause your body to move, even if it's just a momentary dance. The jumping sensation is usually automatic, and you react to it. Even when I'm writing something good, I'll occasionally be tingling the entire time. Tingling is magical to me; it's when everything is on point and spectacular. The sensation is the body's way of expressing itself “Yes!” says the universe.

You may start to feel a pressure between your brows before you realize you have an intuitive skill. This is your 3rd Eye, and it's a place where you can get messages and instruction. This experience will be strongest in those who are clairvoyant and can hear messages. Then it's a matter of checking in and sharing or “Consider how you're preparing to receive the visions. Some people can see the colors of other people's chakras through their third eye.

If you want to improve your intuition, consciously invite in the experiences listed above. You can express thanks for the experience as you grow more aware of the varied scenarios. It's almost as though you're becoming aware of your subconscious. It's a delicate line, to be sure, but it grows stronger with practice, just like any other muscle. You may also enhance the rate at which guidance and messages arrive to you.

Because it demonstrates your faith and believe in the guidance process, acknowledgment and thankfulness are the quickest ways to improve your intuitive talents.

Finally, it's critical to understand where the advice is coming from. It's critical to make requests that only the highest beings and light provide you messages and guidance. Another choice is to seek the highest level of insight and truth. You'll be better protected this way, especially against nightmares and voices. You don't want advice from those who don't have your best interests at heart.

How can I develop my spirits?

Seven Ways to Boost Your Spiritual Well-Being

• Examine your spiritual foundation. You are merely asking yourself questions about who you are and what you mean when you explore your spiritual essence.

How can I develop my gift and talent?

1. Write down your WHY.

What motivates you to do what you do? I've heard this principle explained by a slew of coaches, lecturers, and motivational speakers, each with their unique interpretation. But it all boils down to knowing what your Purpose is. What motivates you to sing? Why do you act the way you do? What motivates you to write? What is it about you that makes folks laugh? Taking the time to answer this question for yourself and formulating it correctly will provide you with a firm foundation on which to build your quest for growth and advancement. The problematic aspect is that some of us look outside of ourselves to answer this question, while it should be all about identifying and appreciating your own distinctive identity. Your inner motivation is what you should be looking for. It will be easier for you to focus on what is most important once you have clearly established your WHY. It will strengthen your resolve and provide you with the kind of resilience you'll need to keep going when you face setbacks or hurdles. Because believe me when I say that the hurdles are waiting for you to take action, and you'll need your purpose to help you overcome them. So make sure you know why you're doing what you're doing.

2. Learn the techniques that are required.

Determine what you'll need to learn in order to advance your innate talent. What tactics will you need to increase your performance? Do some study on your chosen profession. Are there any additional forms or variations? What studies have been conducted in your field? Assume you're a gifted dancer. Learn the fundamentals. What are the many types of genres? Examine your abilities. Which category do you fit into? What is the name of your dance style? What are some more forms you'd want to learn? This is how you establish common ground in order to interact with others while also safeguarding your strengths. Because they haven't invested time in learning the ‘proper way' to sing, I know really gifted singers with the most beautiful voices who end up with a sore throat or lose their voice after every concert. As a result, taking the time to learn and master procedures is crucial. Keep in mind that this isn't a one-time situation. The more you learn, the more room for development you'll discover, but you'll only reach for more once you understand the possibilities. As a result, figure out what you should be capable of.

3. Recognize your assets and shortcomings, then concentrate on your assets.

We've all been bombarded with SWOT-analysis assignments as students, to the point that we're sick of them. However, being able to identify your talents and limitations clearly has its advantages. For example, one of my flaws is that I'm not much of a performer. I'm not interested in the grandeur and theatrics that people expect to see, and recognizing that this is a flaw has led me to seek out individuals who can teach me a thing or two about stage presence. Some could claim that by teaming with others, I took the easy way out, yet one of the most successful methods to learn is to try to erase your shortcomings with someone else's complementing strengths. Focusing solely on your flaws will just increase your self-doubt and do nothing to boost your confidence. By focusing on your strengths, you will get more. Seeing yourself improve at what you're good at gives you a sense of accomplishment and keeps you driven to push over your limits.

4. Make up your own recipe

“Learn the rules like a pro so you can defy them like an artist,” says the author. This, according to the internet, is a Pablo Picasso quote… Although I have my concerns, the statement does make a lot of logic. After you've spent some time acquiring abilities and techniques for your craft, you'll realize that you don't require all of them. That's when you start putting together your own results-oriented strategy and filtering out what doesn't work for you. We may have similar skills, but each genuine soul has a personal touch that distinguishes his or her work. When you combine that personal touch with your most valuable learning, you get your own unique formula. Teachers can show you how they did it and try to persuade you to copy their work, but keep in mind that you have your own blueprint. Their journey may resemble yours, but you must take a different route. So, whatever you pack in your backpack before heading out on the road, make sure to include those tried and true tools that work for you. Make sure you have your own formula with you.

5. Accept constructive criticism without seeking permission.

We sometimes find ourselves in a situation where, while being able to stand on our own two feet, we nevertheless feel the need to seek advise or input from our mentors. That's OK. It's fine to obtain comments on your work from those who have taught you how to do it. Also, I believe that while it is natural to seek approval from your teachers, seeking permission to do what you desire should never be the case. That is a power category that has been assigned to you and you alone. And, let's be honest, any instructor or mentor who does not educate you to entirely rely on your own strength is untrustworthy. Start your adventure whenever you are confident that you have what it takes to DO. Don't be swayed by other people's opinions. Do not seek their input on your decision. You only require your own authorization. Simply leave.

6. Carry out the work

Your job is the only thing that matters. Being someone who is always trying to see the big picture and maneuver inside what I believe is the framework of what I'm doing, I had to learn this the hard way. It's also a positive thing, but if we're not careful, we might become engrossed in everything within that framework except our own craft. Finally, I've learned that if you want to develop your talents, you must put in the hours and do the job. Everything else comes after that, but your effort, your actual output, must come first. Of course, not everyone is in the same circumstance. We're willing to put in the effort, but we're not always ready. Then, just when we think we're ready, life happens, and we find ourselves in a situation where we have to shift our priorities. But, regardless of the circumstances, you must strike a balance that allows you to produce. It's okay if you have to postpone your goals, and it's also fine if you allow yourself to slow down, but don't stop. Forget about the roadblocks. Forget about how long it took. Your work will, in the end, speak for itself.

7. Rejoice in your accomplishments

After hearing a Bishop TD Jakes sermon a few years ago, I started celebrating my victories. ‘When you celebrate accomplishment, big or small, you inspire yourself to do it again,' he added in the message, which I don't recall the title of. I'd never considered it in that light before, and it stuck with me. If you're trying to learn certain talents or techniques and you reach a brick wall, you may lose motivation to keep going. But, by continually recognizing your progress to the next level, no matter how little the step, you fuel the inner motivation that keeps you going and striving for more. So, constantly be grateful for your progress and enjoy it. Even if others try to bully you into not recognizing and applauding your progress. You are the only person who genuinely understands and realizes how much your progress has cost you. So, once each new step of your talent development is completed, rejoice!

There's a lot more we could add to the list, but I feel you can get started with these seven steps: start by figuring out why you want to improve your inherent abilities. Please feel free to add any additional steps in the comments section. Let's chat about talent and development;)

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