Billets are questions that are written on a piece of paper by one person and answered psychically by another.
One of the first tools I used to enhance my psychic abilities was using billets. Now I use it with my students.
Everyone in the class takes a pencil or pen - and 2 white sheets of paper - (white is a good vibrational color) usually Xerox paper.
On one of the papers they write a question that can be answered by "Yes" or "No" - keeping the question private. The question on the paper is the Billet.
When finished -they fold their billet twice - like a square. On the outside of the billet they put a mark - or symbol - that is easily recognizable to them. It could be a triangle - circle - design - anything.
Next I collect all of the billets and put them in a bowl. I then go to each person and have them select a billet from the bowl. To be sure they don't see which billet they are selecting - I hold the bowl above their head.
Once they have selected a billet - they check it to be sure it did not have their personal mark on the top. If so they take another billet and return the first one.
After everyone has a billet - the class spends ten minutes working with them.
They can hold the billet near their third eye - in one hand - between their hands - open their eyes - close their eyes - whatever is comfortable and is guided.
Each student holds the billet to see what impressions they get on the screen behind their eyes or in their thoughts.
On the second piece of paper they write down their impressions as they receive them.
Things written include:
Drawings (often unfamiliar to the person doing the drawing) Sentences, phrases, quotes Names, letters, numbers, dates, locations Questions from Spirits
After ten minutes we stop writing.
I tell them to write a "Yes" or "No" to the question at that point as a final impression.
Next we would go around the group in a circle starting with the person to my left.
Each person would read what they had written on the second paper - often embellishing on what they wrote.
For example if they had written that they saw a man walking - they would further describe what he looked like - if the man was happy - if he was walking quickly - any impressions they received.
Many times the impressions were very funny.
After each person reads their billet they show the symbol to the class so the person connected to that question would raise their hand and acknowledge who it was.
I have found that the messages people get are incredible accurate - far better than they ever imagined they could do.
Billets can also be used individually by simply writing your question on a piece of paper - folding it - and giving it to someone to hold and interpret.
The problem is - if they know it is you - and the issues you are dealing with--they could be biased.
You should also keep your billets for future reference. Place a date on the top.
This really can be lots of fun.
Copyright © 2003 K K
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