Internal Vision & Direct Access

Internal vision is the human version of the x-ray or nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) process — and just as sophisticated. It includes the ability to look into the body at whatever depth and resolution one wants to see.

If you want to see an organ, focus on it. If you want to see inside the organ or a specific part, focus on that. If you want to see a microorganism invading the body, focus on that. You receive pictures that look like normal pictures.

Brennan's first internal vision experience happened early one morning as she lay in bed observing the interesting muscle and bone structure on the back of her husband's neck as he slept. Suddenly she became aware of what she was doing and quickly cut off such seeing.

She wouldn't return to that level of reality for some time, saying she had made it all up. Eventually it came back. She began "seeing" inside clients. At first disconcerting, the internal viewing correlated with other information from patients and physicians.

• • A healthy liver looks dark red (like normal vision)
• • A jaundiced liver looks sickly yellow-brown
• • A liver after chemotherapy looks green-brown
• • Microorganisms look similar to how they appear under a microscope
• • Cancer looks dark gray-blue early; turns to black as it progresses; white spots appear when metastasized
• • Cysts are dark bluish-gray; fibroid tumors are reddish-brown
• • Infection shows as dark red

A friend fell on ice and hurt her shoulder. Brennan saw an "auric hemorrhage" out the front (losing energy) and tangled energy lines along the trapezius muscle at the back. She cupped her right hand over the hemorrhage to stop it and combed out the tangles.

During the work, she could see the crushed end of the humerus — later confirmed by x-rays. This 30-minute session healed the hemorrhage and tangles to help faster bone healing.

Brennan tracked an ovarian cyst over weeks, observing it shrink from 7 cm (dark bluish-gray) to 4 cm, then 2 cm, then 3 cm at menses, then 1 cm, then gone — replaced by healthy premenstrual energy. All observations correlated with the physician's pelvic examinations.

When the cyst turned too dark (nearly black, approaching cancer-range), they added antibiotics. Cancer looks dark gray-blue early, turns to black, and when white spots sparkle and move out like a volcano, it has metastasized.

Leprosy-like infection: Brennan saw tiny rod-shaped organisms permeating the shoulder/arm area, penetrating muscle and bone. During healing, strong lavender then silver light flowed in, causing the organisms to vibrate at a high rate and knock loose. The energy flow reversed and sucked them out.

Leukemia (AML): Rose, on chemotherapy, had strange flat, white, seedlike objects squishing red blood cells. After a blast of lavender then silver light, the seeds were knocked loose and sucked out. Her next blood test was completely clear and normal for the first time since diagnosis.

Brennan observed how internal vision works physiologically:

1. Light enters through the third eye (6th chakra) and physical eyes, flowing along the optic nerves
2. This light is of higher vibration than visible light and can pass through skin
3. It passes through the optic chiasm, around the pituitary gland
4. One path goes to the occipital lobes (normal vision)
5. Another path goes into the thalamus (oculomotor control)
6. Through meditative breathing (nasal rasp), the pituitary vibrates and radiates gold light
7. This increases light branching into the thalamus, arcing over the corpus callosum
8. The light is directed into the pineal gland, which acts as the detector for internal vision

The subjective feeling: you have a scanner inside your head, located about two inches back from the third eye, where a line straight back would intersect a line drawn between your temples. From this point, you can look in any direction without moving your head.

The key technique for activating internal vision:

1. Take a deep breath through the nose — fill lower abdomen, then middle chest, then upper chest
2. Open your mouth as wide as possible
3. Hold the back of your tongue toward the back of your throat
4. Allow air to escape only if it rasps against the upper back part of your throat near the soft palate
5. The rasping sound should be fine, not gurgly
6. Don't throw your head back — keep it directly on top of your spine
7. Slowly release air: lower abdomen, middle chest, upper chest

As you breathe out, visualize a golden stream of light starting in the rear pelvic area and running up your spine into the central brain area. The front stream is pink. The two streams arc over and into the center of the brain.

The best way to practice internal vision:

1. Lie down and loosen all tight clothing. Deep breathe and relax.
2. Tense your whole body as tightly as possible. Hold. Release. Repeat at half tension.
3. Relax. Visualize tension oozing off like thick honey onto the surface beneath you.
4. Imagine yourself as a tiny point of light. Enter your body wherever you choose.
5. Flow to your left shoulder, relaxing all tension. Down your left arm into your hand.
6. Flow back up, down your left leg, up into your right leg, up into your right arm.
7. Explore body systems: follow blood from the heart, travel through lungs, digestive organs.
8. Follow food: mouth → esophagus → stomach → small intestine → large intestine.
9. Visit liver, pancreas, spleen. Are they functioning well?
10. Travel through your genitals. Are they getting loving care?
11. If any area needs attention, send love and energy. Clean it. Let your tiny self do something about it.
12. When satisfied, allow the tiny self to grow to normal size and merge with your real self.

1. Sit opposite a friend. One observes, one is observed.
2. Meditate to silence the mind. Gently focus on your friend with eyes closed.
3. Remember what it felt like to travel through your own body. Now visually travel through your friend's body.
4. First, scan to find an area you're attracted to. You may use your hands (without touching).
5. Focus on the organs of that area. Believe what you see.
6. You may get a color, texture, sensation, or vague sense. Allow pictures to come.
7. When satisfied, slowly come back into yourself and open your eyes.
8. Discuss what you picked up. How does it correlate with what your friend knows?
9. Switch roles.

To open the third eye scanner:

1. Lie on your back or sit with your back straight. Be comfortable.
2. Take a deep breath through the nose: fill lower abdomen, middle chest, upper chest.
3. Do the nasal rasp breath (described above) with visualization of golden and pink light streams.
4. Do 3-4 breaths for each side (back/front). Notice the two streams arc into the center of the brain.

Direct access means you directly connect with and receive the information you want. This has been labeled clairaudience, clairvoyance, clairsentience, or psychic reading.

The information comes through your five senses. Most people have developed some senses more than others. Find out whether you're primarily visual, auditory, or kinesthetic — that's the way to begin developing HSP.

Brennan's process: given a name, she first hears it, then searches kinesthetically until she feels a connection, then sees pictures and hears information about that person.

Pictures come in two forms:

• • Symbolic: An image with personal meaning (e.g., a nebula, a chocolate cake)
• • Literal: Pictures of actual events — past, present, or future

In both, the healer takes the position of witness — entering that time frame and watching events unfold. This is receptive channelling. Don't interpret or disturb the vision as it unfolds. The meaning may be different for healer and patient.

To find the cause of an illness, Brennan combines two techniques:

1. Connect kinesthetically with the body part in question. Get a picture of its present condition.
2. Hold the connection and "roll backwards in time" — reading the history of that body part.
3. Keep going backwards until you find the initiating cause — the first trauma.
4. Witness each trauma as it occurred.

Most serious illnesses result from a long series of traumas. The first trauma is the initiating cause of the present problem.

Direct access works whether the person is in the same room or at a distance. Brennan's longest reading was during a phone call between New York City and Italy.

Heyoan speaks of probable future reality, not absolute future — because all have free will. He won't predict the future, but sometimes answers anyway. Most probable futures have occurred. In one case, Brennan was told a patient had cancer and would die — confirmed 4 months later by CAT scan, matching the shape, size, and location she had seen with internal vision.