Clairvoyage

Stories from a Highly Sensitive Life...

De: Stephanie Milanowski

Narrado por: Daniella Dalli

A collection of stories from my life as a highly sensitive, unwitting clairvoyant, clairaudient, clairsentient, and claircognizant.

Can you hear what other people are thinking? How about using telepathy to communicate with others? Or have you ever been visited by a deceased relative? Clairvoyage is about artist and graphic designer Stephanie Milanowski experiencing all these things and more.

Most people don’t ever encounter these phenomena, fewer have repeat encounters, and fewer still are able to control and interpret these extrasensory abilities. Imagine a world where psychic abilities and precognition were commonplace; possessed and used by everyone. As a child, that is exactly what Stephanie thought the world was like.

She thought her natural, extraordinary abilities were shared by everyone. Growing up, Stephanie showed a high level of creativity and achievement, which contributed to her isolation, making it easier for her to dismiss or hide her abilities. At 43 years of age, after decades of denial and suppressing her capabilities, a chance reading of Extraordinary Knowing opened the flood gates of acceptance and ushered Stephanie into a new life of embracing her abilities and using them to help others.

Clairvoyage takes you on a curated tour of some of the more poignant incidents of high strangeness experienced by the author throughout her life, from her first memory of possessing special gifts to the present day as Stephanie embarks on the next stage of her clairvoyage.

©2021 Stephanie Laura Milanowski (P)2021 Stephanie Laura Milanowski

Well written. Narrator read so well that I was pulled into the stories.

I loved how this book is a compilation of short stories all tied together with a common theme of weird events. Each event is so strange but not outside of the realm of believability. I’ll bet many readers have had things happen like these but to have so many in a lifetime makes it even stranger. I listened to the book from start to finish on my daily commute. Couldn’t stop listening until it was finished. I loved it!!

Series of short stories outlining paranormal experiences in her life.

If I had read it on paper, perhaps it would have been easier to follow. I felt the stories were a bit disorganized, but that may have been due to the fact that they were strange situations in general.
I found disturbing that as a highly sensitive person she chose to sell an item which caused her great harm, per her story, and believed the new owners would be able to handle it. Maybe she truly knew they would be more resistant to it’s influence, but still, there is a part of me that finds that action careless given the amount of knowledge she had on the subject, and on the item.