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The Structure of a Link

Where the Information Comes From

One Person or Two: The Structure of the Link

Counting the Link

Objects, Places and Atmosphere

The Object, the Place and the Residue

Reading the Sitter Instead of the Communicator

Object or Communicator

Source discernment: whether information arises from a living person, an object or place, or a communicator in spirit — and how to run that check while you are still speaking.

The single most useful question in a reading is not what am I getting, but where is it coming
from. This module trains source discernment: the structure of a one-person and a two-person
link, the atmosphere held by objects and places, and a mid-reading check you can run in two
seconds without losing your thread.

Source and Focus: Who Is Actually Being Read

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