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- Tendency to beat or destroy things
- Headaches, especially over the eyes
- Dizziness or Meniere's disease
Mind & Emotions
Clairvoyance
Condition involving the ability to perceive objects or events not within sight
Overview
Clairvoyance is a condition where a person can perceive or predict events or objects that are not within their immediate sight. This can manifest as seeing distant objects, hearing distant sounds, or having prophetic visions.
Remedies often used
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Ability to see or sense things not within physical sight
- Involuntary stools or urination
- Stupefaction or extraordinary sensation of contentment
- Oscillation of the eyeballs and insensitivity of the pupils to light
Anxiety, fear, and restlessness
- Intense fear or anxiety without a clear cause
- Restlessness and agitation, both physically and mentally
- Sense of impending doom or catastrophe
Clairvoyance and prophetic dreams
- Emotional lability with rapid mood swings
- Excessive talkativeness and theorizing
- Anxiety about mental stability
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- Sudden onset of violent, destructive behavior without apparent reason
- Persistent delusions or hallucinations that interfere with daily functioning
- Severe depression or suicidal thoughts
- Sudden loss of consciousness or seizure-like activity
Everyday tips
- Avoid stimulants like coffee, alcohol, and tobacco as they can exacerbate symptoms
- Practice relaxation techniques like meditation or deep breathing to manage anxiety and emotional excitability
- Maintain a consistent sleep schedule and avoid sleep deprivation
- Seek support from a qualified healthcare provider to develop a personalized treatment plan
Related health issues
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