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The Occult | Period 1 | Tuesday
The radio broadcast seemed to say that all the children had departed but Paige still took a look around for any errant young people when she arrived. It seemed like they all truly had left and she was a little bit relieved.
"Good morning," she said, leaning against the desk at the front of the room. "Looks like some of you might have had a busy weekend with some interesting versions of children. I hope you all got some good sleep last night, at least. Today, we're going to talk about clairvoyance."
And this was something she knew a lot about, obviously. "Clairvoyance is the ability to gain information about an object, person, location or physical event through means other than the known human senses such as extra-sensory perception. For instance, my area of clairvoyance is dreamwalking. I'm able to slip in and out of people's dreams and see their dreamscapes if they're not guarded. Even then, I can still tend to get through. It just takes work."
And it exhausted her. "Clairvoyance refers to the supposed paranormal ability to see persons and events that are distant in time or space. It can be divided into roughly three classes: retrocognition, premonition, and the perception of contemporary events happening outside of the range of normal perception. Skeptics think it's fraud and self-delusion." Paige smiled. "I'd invite all those skeptics to SciLo or this place and see what they think and how they explain things once they're visit is done. I'm sure they'd try to rationalize all they see and the people they meet but they'd be lying to themselves and they'd know it."
They'd still lie. People's minds were very hard to change when it came to things they didn't want to believe in.
"For today, I'm giving you all a choice. I know it was a tough weekend so we're done with the lecture. Feel free to leave. If you'd like though, you can stay and I'll give your aura a read, see what I might see there. Or, if you're really curious, I can try and check out your dreamscape. No guarantees there, though."
"Good morning," she said, leaning against the desk at the front of the room. "Looks like some of you might have had a busy weekend with some interesting versions of children. I hope you all got some good sleep last night, at least. Today, we're going to talk about clairvoyance."
And this was something she knew a lot about, obviously. "Clairvoyance is the ability to gain information about an object, person, location or physical event through means other than the known human senses such as extra-sensory perception. For instance, my area of clairvoyance is dreamwalking. I'm able to slip in and out of people's dreams and see their dreamscapes if they're not guarded. Even then, I can still tend to get through. It just takes work."
And it exhausted her. "Clairvoyance refers to the supposed paranormal ability to see persons and events that are distant in time or space. It can be divided into roughly three classes: retrocognition, premonition, and the perception of contemporary events happening outside of the range of normal perception. Skeptics think it's fraud and self-delusion." Paige smiled. "I'd invite all those skeptics to SciLo or this place and see what they think and how they explain things once they're visit is done. I'm sure they'd try to rationalize all they see and the people they meet but they'd be lying to themselves and they'd know it."
They'd still lie. People's minds were very hard to change when it came to things they didn't want to believe in.
"For today, I'm giving you all a choice. I know it was a tough weekend so we're done with the lecture. Feel free to leave. If you'd like though, you can stay and I'll give your aura a read, see what I might see there. Or, if you're really curious, I can try and check out your dreamscape. No guarantees there, though."
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