Editorial Review:
Just imagine this: a friend gives you a ring to look at. She tells you that it has been in her family for generations. Suddenly, your mind is filled with images. Births and marriages, lovers and deathbeds, infants and the aged. You describe the images and your friend looks at you in shock. Everything you said was part of her family history. How could you have known?
This wasn't luck. It was an actual skill called psychometry. And as with all skills, you can do exercises to improve it. Now you can learn how to enhance this ability and many others in William W. Hewitt's Psychic Development for Beginners.
Using more than 25 examples and 44 easy but potent mental exercises, you'll learn to develop all of your psychic abilities. Psychometry is just one of them. Other skills you'll learn include psychic healing, telepathy (mental communication with others), clairvoyance, communication with the spirit world, prophecy, astral travel and creative visualization.
Psychic abilities can be very practical, too. The book explains how to use your psychic abilities to develop a psychic alarm clock that can wake you up at any time you desire, keep you from falling asleep at the wrong time, or even help you find a parking place.
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Customer Reviews
Average Customer Rating: 
Hewitt's book is excellent!  2008-07-22
Anyone giving bad reviews either isn't patient enough or just expects the book to do the work for them! That won't be accomplished with any book. EXERCISING TAKES EFFORT THAT'S WHY THEY CALL THEM EXERCISES!
I was 16 the first time I tried many of the exercises in this book and while I had a very difficult time with some I found some to be surprisingly easy.
Yes, it is aggrevating not to be able to see images in a crystal ball the first 40 times you try, but it only took me about 3 tries to develop the magnetic feeling in the healing hands exercise. I can't find my book right now (since I've recently moved) or I'd be able to give the exact name of the exercise.
I bought this book the year it was released. The cover has since fallen off but I refuse to get rid of it. I have many underlinings and notes inside.
The exercises will work but it takes PRACTICE whether you use this book or any other. This book is my absolute favorite! Please ignore the bad reviews by people who are too lazy to take their time.
This book did nothing for me  2008-06-25
This book didn't help me at all. Maybe it was me. It was well written but I couldn't put what was in the book to use.
Timing is Everything! 2008-04-26
I had been searching for a book that would help me develop my psychic abilities. This one fell into my lap when I was reaching for another book at my local book store. It was an easy read with easy to follow exercises to help develop your psychic awareness. It is a great beginning book to get you started and it only gets better from there. Amazing results!
Beware the Skyscraper exercise  2008-04-05
the very 1st exercise in the book is a formula for self sabotage and destruction. Hewitt has you take an elevator 'down' to your dark side. he calls it your 'lower self'. he cautions you against getting off on those floors. he has you seal off and lock that part of the building and throw away the key.
First, your dark side is not 'down' or 'lower'. it's side by side with the light side. it's part of everyone's balance or ballast. an essential part of your being. if you repress that and disown it then you are cruising for big trouble. you need to acknowledge and process your dark side. sealing it off and repressing it will give it a life of it's own.
don't take my word for it. Debbie Ford has covered this brilliantly in "Why Good People do Bad Things. How to Stop Being Your Own Worst Enemy". quoting ... "There are many disowned aspects of ourselves that can and will act out autonomously, whether we want to believe it or not." ... "When ignored, they become powerful forces that can act as independent entities.". that's how we sabotage ourselves. instead accept and process all aspects of your being and use them to make choices. always try to avoid toxic shame and repressed tendencies.
Hewitt is one of those "Make the world a better place" moral authorities like straight out of the silva method. feel free to disagree with him (or me) on those points.
Want to develop your psychic ability? acknowledge it and start using it and trusting it and relying on it. start meditating to calm your mind. your psychic ability doesn't require you to know any secret techniques. make your own.
**** use your imagination for this. if you come up with your own techniques, they will be more powerful for you than someone else's because they come from inside of YOU.
Best I Found 2008-02-23
Knowing nothing about this subject, I reviewed several books to see which could help me the most. This is the book that had the most straight forward and usful information. I highly recommend it. I haven't finished it yet, but hope to do so soon.
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