The Clairvoyant
Several nights ago, I was talking with a friend about the evolution of humans, and it reminded me of The Voice of Knowledge by Don Miguel Ruiz, about seeing ourselves as more than just human, as artists carrying a piece of the Creator within us. It also brought to mind the clairvoyants from my home in Jamaica, who would profess what was to come long before it happened. Their stories inspired me to write this piece, to remind us that we exist in the present, that we are all artists, and that through love, unity, and creation, we are truly one. O nce there was a young man who claimed to be a clairvoyant. He had visions of future events; he could see beyond human eyes, he could see spirit. He was an artist, so he drew pictures to profess what he saw. But when he showcased these things, they called him crazy. They disregarded his words and left him to fail. Until one day, the very things he proclaimed came to pass. And the people looked at him and asked, are you the Messiah? Who are ...