1. The future is not
fixed. Until you experience it, the future remains as an array of possibilities
with a "most likely" scenario based on what holds the greatest
energy.
2. Viewing the future
can change the outcome. Even a 100% accurate view of the most likely scenario
will trigger questions about whether you want that scenario to manifest, and
that change can influence the outcome. This can give the illusion of inaccuracy
in the original prediction.
3. Inner impressions
come into your awareness through your imagination. However, a fertile
imagination can create images on its own, almost for pure entertainment. True
impressions of a future event arrive while you are in a meditative state, or
sometimes while performing a monotonous task such as driving at a constant
speed. They don't fire up with the great energy of a dramatic imagination. They
slip in quietly and have to be examined and unravelled to see what each
impression contains.
4. When you first start
scanning the future, your predictions will be less accurate than they will
become later, after constant practice.
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