Many patience-train themselves with experiences of bites and stings, rashes, heat and cold, rain, waiting in line, driving in traffic- things that may aggravate, but are bearable.4 Steps to Working with Impatience1. That practicing includes 1)paying to when we are not patient, 2) being kind to ourselves for not being 'perfect' already, and 3)changing the automatic judgmental, critical thoughts and feelings.Most people who are patience 'professionals' recommend that we train ourselves to work with little pains and irritations so that when the big ones come, we will have developed the patience we need for adversity. Think of a hungry infant- shrieking with all it's red-faced, rigid-bodied impatient demand for satisfaction.After all, we can't just sit down at a piano and play it without ever learning to play and practicing, practicing, practicing. An important idea here is that developing patience is just that. Milan Ryzl.But effort, indeed, it takes.We can all work to develop more patience. I always felt bad about his not coming to investigate us, especially when I knew that he was making several trips a year to Europe to investigate other researchers over there, such as Dr.
Maybe he figured he would be wasting his time. Rhine to come and investigate our work, but he never came. This included men, women and children.Īfter a decade of carefully documented research, I felt that I had all the evidence anyone would need to demonstrate that I had developed a system to train clairvoyants, and that all people are "natural" clairvoyants. If she had been displaying any "natural" clairvoyant ability, I felt sure I would have noticed it.Īnyway, I decided to work with others to prove to myself that I had developed the ability in a subject to function as a clairvoyant.īetween the years of 19, my hunch proved correct, for I trained thirty-nine subjects individually to function as clairvoyants. After all, I was the subject's father, had known her all her life, and had worked very closely with her during our research on ways to improve her abilities in school.
I quieted down, but still believed that I'd had something to do with the developing a clairvoyant. Rhine could be right since I had no idea that I was going to develop a clairvoyant and that I should pre-test before the training. He said that most likely I had fooled myself by thinking that I had developed the subject's extraordinary faculties. He said I had probably been working with a natural clairvoyant, one who was born with that gift. His answer was that there was no such thing as developing a clairvoyant.
Rhine and explained to him that I had developed a clairvoyant.
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