Discovering Intention: A Sensitive's Guide to the Engineering Mind

Have you ever seen something in a person's past, something you could not have ever known on your own? Have you had some type of contact with some unseen paranormal phenomenon? These are amazing events that you may have experienced unwittingly, yet you can train yourself to connect to these energies on demand. This book is intended to take you through the author's journey into the incredible realm of energy sensitivity. It serves as an account of the amazing insights, visions, and events that he has experienced, first with his exploration of Reiki and then with his evolution into spirit mediumship. Evaluating these events through the logical eyes of a technical engineer, the author openly wrestles with some of the challenges he experienced with accepting the reality of these phenomena in the face of the evidence received. While the book is not meant to be an instructional manual to provide training in these fields, it does include some of the basic techniques the author has learned in his own training. The author also describes the repeatable procedures he has created for testing his sensitivity, strengthening the credibility of the phenomena. The book proposes that there are several relationships between science and these esoteric practices through the law of energy conservation. Anyone can embark on this journey of detecting and interacting with various types of metaphysical energy. To take your first step, all you need to do is to direct your intention.

Jeffrey P. Carpenter has worked in IT as a communications engineer for over 20 years, with a Bachelor's degree In Aerospace Engineering and a Master's degree in Industrial Engineering. On a recommendation from a friend, he started his work with Reiki in 2013, expanding his training into mediumship in 2014. He has been fascinated by the evolution of his sensitivity, and he is still learning the extent to which his life has been changed. In addition to reading about different metaphysical fields, he enjoys medieval fantasy, having published several short stories, sports, hiking, and good wine. He lives with his family in New Jersey.