 |
 |
|
|
 |
|
"... A bunch of my coworkers decided to go together for a free concert, some fair food and to see a local palm reader who usually sets up a booth..." |
|
|
"He finally gave in... I guess I somehow made it clear that something terrible was going to happen. We all headed out and were on our way home when the earthquake hit." |
|
|
"That Christmas we became friends with a woman who was developing her skill as a medium and energy worker." |
|
|
"I loved to sing since I was a kid and people always said that I could make it in the music industry." |
|
|
"The next morning my mom came up the stairs to tell us that Henry had died the night before. " |
|
|
"Anyway, I saw a rock that looked really interesting and picked it up. It was so weird! " |
|
| Home |
Types of Experiences |
Developing Abilities |
Famous Psychics |
Documented Experiences |
Personal Stories |
Test Yourself |
|||||||||
Try to reveal the card below. When you think you know the hidden card, choose it from the deck:
Stats:
Attempts: 1 | Successful: 0
0.00%
reset
▲
Developed by Karl Zener in the early 1930s, these cards are still used today to study and practice ESP and clairvoyance. The deck consists of five cards each of five different images: three wavy lines, a circle, a Greek cross, a star and a square.
In clairvoyance testing the cards are shuffled and the reader identifies the card before the tester observes and records the correct image on the card. In ESP testing the sender looks at the card and tries to mentally convey the image to the reader. The reader’s answer and the image are recorded and tabulated.
Readers are not notified whether their individual answers are correct in an effort to prevent card counting, which could increase the chances to successfully guess the remaining cards. Multiple tests are required to determine consistent results.
