Psychometry – What is it?
Monday, August 22nd, 2011In defining Psychometry, it is said to be one of the psychic abilities in which you are able to tell the history of a given object by mere touch. Impressions emanate from the object to you if held in your hands or touched to your forehead. These impressions may come in the form of tastes, sounds, images, emotions and smells. It is a form of seeing that which ordinarily cannot be seen. It is called scrying. There are people who scry with a black glass, water surface and crystal balls. In psychometry, the vision is achieved through touch.
If you are seeking information on how to become psychic, it would be of utmost importance to you to know that those who are practicing psychometry can get their hands on an antique glove and through that touch, know the history of the glove ranging from the previous owner of the glove to the experiences such person had while still the owner of the glove. Facts about the person’s attributes, both physically and otherwise, what the person did and how he or she died may also be confirmed through contact with the antique glove.
In displaying his or her psychic abilities further, the psychic can, through contact with the antique glove, know how the owner of the glove felt when he or she was alive. This has to do with the person’s emotion at a particular time or the other. From series of researches that have been carried out, it has been confirmed that among the things that are recorded about the owner of an object, the person’s emotions are the most strongly recorded. With this, it is not being implied that the psychic will be able to find out these things with every given object and as with any given psychic ability, accuracy is not the same but the ability will always be there for the psychic.
A Brief History of Psychometry
In the year 1842, an American Professor of Physiology named Joseph R. Buchanan coined the term “Psychometry” which is a combination of two Greek words, psyche which means “soul” and metron which means “measure”. Buchanan was among the first persons to study how to become psychic through psychometry. He carried out his exercises by using his students as the subjects. Varied drugs are placed inside glass vials and the students are required to identify the various drugs by holding the glass vials. Most of the results gotten from these exercises were published in Buchanan’s book, Journal of Man.
In the year 1854, another American professor of geology, William F. Denton joined in the psychometry way of developing psychic abilities through the help of his sister, Ann Denton Cridge. Ann placed specimens that were wrapped in cloth by William to her forehead and through reception of vivid mental images, she was able to give accurate description of the specimens. These are just few of the several persons who at one time or the other have engaged in activities to develop their abilities when it comes to being psychic.





