Autism-Articles

I have noticed and experienced with my interaction relating to individuals with autism, that they express unusual and unique abilities that are incompatible with their disorder. What are these abilities and are they really unique? There are children and young adults that have excellent memories. For example, they remember faces, names, places, addresses and phone numbers. These are just a few examples. Another unique ability is, there are individuals with autism who can successfully memorize maps and know numerical calculations. I personally know a child who has the disorder of autism who can memorize a small telephone directory, with names in alphabetical order. This child, in addition, can read extremely difficult words, but he does not have the knowledge or the ability to know the meaning of the words he reads, or relate to them. Some children with autism that I have associated with, are able to sing on tune or have the correct pitch. Other individuals have pl...

Most autistic children I have observed were smart and knew what is going on. They usually had normal intelligence. Besides that, the children with autism whom I have clairvoyantly studied were able to "read" the minds of their parents, playmates, and teachers. They knew how their parents and teachers thought and felt about them. Baby psychology and parent psychology are interconnected. The subconscious dimension is the truer and most influential dimension of our humanness. There is no understanding autism and the true causes of autism without understanding this key fact. Their clairvoyance was not unusual. I have recorded hundreds of clairvoyant readings on babies in the womb, and recorded over 1200 readings that were investigations into the subconscious of individuals suffering a wide range of psychological and behavior disorders. It seems clear that all humans, from the start, are naturally clairvoyant. We use our clairvoyant abilities to communicate ...