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 Read the object:
-. Make as much physical contact with object as possible.
+ -Make as much physical contact with object as possible.
-. Take calm and deep breaths.
+ Take calm and deep breaths.
-. As images and feelings come into your mind, speak them out loud. Don´t try to process the impressions you get. Say whatever you see, hear, feel or any other senses as you hold the object.
+ -As images and feelings come into your mind, speak them out loud. Don´t try to process the impressions you get. Say whatever you see, hear, feel or any other senses as you hold the object.
-. Don´t judge your impressions. The impressions may be strange and meaningless to you, but they might be a significance to the owner of the object. Also, some impressions might be vague and others might be quite detailed. It's good to simply observe all the impressions that come into your mind. Often the most unexpected images are likely to be most correct.
+ -Don´t judge your impressions. The impressions may be strange and meaningless to you, but they might be a significance to the owner of the object. Also, some impressions might be vague and others might be quite detailed. It's good to simply observe all the impressions that come into your mind. Often the most unexpected images are likely to be most correct.
 "The more you try the better you will become"