Nancy du Tertre - Psychic Intuition: Everything You Ever Wanted to Ask But Were Afraid to Know

This is a wonderful book. It is a model for others to follow because it is so carefully researched. Faculties in our universities need to make inquiries like this. Nancy du Tertre is breaking new ground as she confirms the importance of psychic intuition through interdisciplinary fields. She is on the edge of new thought as she helps us move ahead in the evolution of humankind.

Severyn Bruyn, sociology professor emeritus, Boston College

If you have ever been interested in the realm of the psychic, then Psychic Intuition is a must-read. Using her skills as an attorney, du Tertre systematically examines and cross-examines the evidence, the skeptics, and the uses and abuses of psychic tools.

Eldon Taylor, PhD, FAPA, New York Times best-selling author of Choices and Illusions and Mind Programming

Nancy du Tertres book Psychic Intuition not only fills a void in the theoretical and experiential literature on person-to-person intuition and psychic understanding, but she opens a universe of intuitive sensing for all of us to explore. Treating skeptics and psychics as being equally misled by language and preconception, she asks us in the words of the founder of Gestalt Psychotherapy Fritz Perlsto lose our minds and come to our senses. In this case, to come to all 40 (or more) of our senses. I particularly enjoyed her step-by-step accounts of how subtle intuitive information comes to her and how it can be so easily dismissed when logic, pragmatism, or ordinary thinking prevail. Here she not only openly reveals her own doubts, embarrassments, and tendencies to reject this information but implicitly provides the reader with both instruction and encouragement to sequester their own hesitations and experiment with intuitive or psychic sensing for themselves. Ms. du Tertres book reads quick, accessible, richly detailed, and forceful.

Ron DeAngelo, PhD, psychologist and director of intuitive training at the Soma-Psyche Institute, New York City

Over the years I have probably read 20 or 30 books detailing the life and experiences of psychics. This book stands above all of them combined. A real page-turner, one cannot help but read it into the wee hours of the morning. Each gripping chapter lays one more piece of the puzzle bare, so that piece-by-piece, a picture emerges. The work avoids trying to explain the origins of psychic phenomena, and instead focuses on the origins of psychic ability. In my opinion, it does so admirably, in a rich and colorful voyage blending the physical and the metaphysical into a unified manifestation.

David M. Rountree, AES, director, chief science advisor, Scientific Paranormal Investigative Research Information and Technology (S.P.I.R.I.T.)

From the first meeting I had with Nancy to the reading of her incredible book Psychic Intuition, Ive had the great pleasure of hearing her thoughts and ideas, intuition and intelligence. Her book is an awakening for the uninitiated with insights that will give them countless ahas. For everyone immersed in the field there is still plenty to learn and understand. Nancy has a way of exploring and synthesizing that clarifies so beautifully that it needs to be gone over again and again. There is so much value and so much to be gained from her insights, intuition, and intelligence that everyone ever interested in the psychic world needs this book.

Nancy Orlen Weber, psychic detective and medical intuitive

If youre curious as to how the brain picks up what we call psychic, or intuitive information, this book is a must-read. Nancy explains many complex theories in a down to earth way, making the book extremely reader friendly.

Angela Artemis, clairvoyant and founder of
PoweredbyIntuition.com

I admire Nancys writing style and the openness of the debate it has engendered. On the other hand, I do fear getting embroiled in an angel on a pinhead type of argumentation. I find her intellectual prowess delightful, but the direction she is taking it, questionable.

Dr. Rodolfo Llins, professor of neuroscience and director of the neuroscience graduate program, department of physiology and neuroscience, NYU Langone Medical Center

Everything You Ever Wanted to Ask but Were Afraid to Know

By

NANCY DU TERTRE

Copyright 2012 by Nancy du Tertre

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Du Tertre, Nancy.

Psychic intuition : everything you ever wanted to ask but were afraid to know / by Nancy Du Tertre.

p. cm.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN 978-1-60163-227-2 -- ISBN 978-1-60163-591-4 (ebook) 1. Psychic ability. 2. Intuition--Miscellanea. I. Title.

BF1031.D8 2012
133.8--dc23

2012013338

To my husband,
Patrick,
whose favorite expression is
Only stupid people never change their minds!

Few people have the imagination for reality.

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Chapter 1
Lesson #1: The Impossible Is Real

Chapter 2
Lesson #2: Dont Ignore Diamonds in the Rough

Chapter 3
Lesson #3: Faulty Questions Produce Bad Answers

Chapter 4
Lesson #4: The Sliding Scale of Intuition Includes Psychic Ability

Chapter 5
Lesson #5: We Can See the Invisible World

Chapter 6
Lesson #6: The Sixth Sense Is a Myth

Chapter 7
Lesson #7: Like It or Not, Womens Intuition Is Better

Chapter 8
Lesson #8: Pattern Blindness: The Antidote to Nonsense

Chapter 9
Lesson #9: Beware the Double-Edged Sword of Words

Chapter 10
Lesson #10: Skeptics Have Hidden Biases in Logic

Chapter 11
Lesson #11: The Psychic Senses Arent Psychotic

Chapter 12
Lesson #12: Psychic Seeing Is Brain Imaging

Chapter 13
Lesson #13: Psychic Hearing Is a Louder Mental Voice

Chapter 14
Lesson #14: Psychic Touch Is Spirit Contact

Chapter 15
Lesson #15: Psychic Taste and Smell Defy Laws of Science

Chapter 16
Lesson #16: Psychics and Autistic Savants Have Instant Knowing

Chapter 17
Lesson #17: Psychics and Synesthetes Speak the Language of Senses

Chapter 18
Lesson #18: The Imagination Is the Largest Sensory Organ

The answer is yes. But only if you are the right kind of skeptica true skeptic, a person genuinely committed to seeking the truth, whatever it may be.

Nancy du Tertre is such a person. As she beautifully and clearly explains in Psychic Intuition, Nancy did not