Clairvoyance.
Inner images, distant scenes and a record to compare.
Look closely.
Clairvoyance is the name given to experiences interpreted as perceiving distant or hidden objects, places or information without ordinary sensory access. This field note gives first-person accounts a place to be recorded, while keeping an impression and its independent verification distinct.
Explore human scale ↗Make a record.
Write or draw the complete impression before checking a target. For a library or archive, record the place, title, shelfmark and any perceived passage first; then compare with documents available through the institution. Retain the original dated note, matches, differences and details that cannot be checked. A blinded target comparison can help reduce prior clues.
Share a photograph or a record.
A photograph, drawing or dated record can be sent privately for a personal reading. Include the procedure and the question.