Genevieve Schatz

Um, but I thought that everyone navigated reality that way.

I didn't realize that that was like not something where, you know, you can say, um, picture an apple and, um,

you know, everyone you think can picture an apple of some kind and they could describe it.

Some people like their mouths will start salivating, but some people just can't picture an apple.

Yes.

Yes.

And actually around the age of like four to seven is when you develop that ability.

So if something kind of tragic or challenging happens in your life at that time, you don't have the safe place to start to have conversations outside with other people to develop your inner voice because your thinking, right, develops through conversation.

So if you find someone who's constantly narrating out loud all the time and

It's usually something in that age range.

It came from my parents getting divorced and just spending time with them in intimate settings where they were saying things, but I was able to sense things.

like feel emotionally other things that they weren't saying and then getting images of things that they were handling in their space and just trying to kind of sort through what was what.

It was like, oh, they're not really sharing the full story.

Didn't know why.

Of course it wasn't appropriate, but I was able to see and feel other things.

So it was like this kind of like, you know, gift that came out of all of that tension.

So clairvoyance just means clear seeing.

So in the realm of psychic stuff, there's all different kinds of gifts.

There's like, you know, clair-smelling, clairvoyance, clairaudience, where you can hear things, clairsentience, clairfeeling.

It's just intuition.