8 WEEKS LIVE WITH JEEJEE SAAFIR
You already know more than you think you know.
The question is whether you know what you're knowing. We'll spend eight weeks working with what you receive, and what happens when you start deciding what it means.
Starts November 17, 2026
Tuesdays · 7:00–8:30 PM Eastern
Live online with me
YOU'VE HAD THE MOMENTS
You walked into a room and felt something immediately. You thought about someone and they called. You had a dream that showed up in real life. You picked up something about a person that nobody had said out loud.
Maybe you call it intuition. Maybe you call it psychic ability. Maybe you've been doing this for years and still wonder whether you can trust it. I know that question.
You can receive a remarkably accurate hit and completely screw up what you think it means. You can be confident and still be wrong. You can be afraid and still be right. And when you want something badly enough, your perception can get very creative.
I've lived all of that.
WHO JOINS THIS WORK
The Clearing Fog
They've had experiences they can't explain. Sometimes their impressions turn out to be accurate. Sometimes they aren't sure what to make of them. They want to understand their own perception without dismissing it or believing every thought that crosses their mind.
The Barometer Drop
They pick up on moods, contradictions, unspoken tension, and things other people seem to miss. They want to understand what they're noticing, how they know, and where their own assumptions might be entering the picture.
The Static
They've had dreams, synchronicities, unusual experiences, or moments of knowing. They want to explore what's possible. They're interested in Spirit, Source, psychic ability, and the nature of their own awareness. They're curious.
The Sudden Shift
They've already taken classes, practiced readings, or worked with their intuition for years. They want greater discernment, a better understanding of their own patterns, and a more mature relationship with what they perceive. Some may eventually want to work professionally with others.
THE WORK
We're going to practice. You'll work with psychic perception in real situations and learn to pay attention to what happens before, during and after you receive something.
There's joy in this, too. You'll laugh, try things, and have moments when something you received gets confirmed and you think, “Okay, I really did know that.” I want you to enjoy discovering what you can do, with evidence you can come back to.
You'll learn your own psychic language and how information arrives for you. We'll look at what fear, desire, expectation, conditioning and projection can do to an otherwise clear hit. You'll practice staying with what you actually received before rushing to explain it.
What did you perceive? What did you add? What actually happened? Those questions matter to me as much as whether you got something right.
Sometimes you'll be wrong. It happens to all of us. We'll get curious about what happened without making being wrong mean you aren't psychic.
A strong hit does not automatically make your interpretation correct.
THE EIGHT WEEKS
Doing this work is genuinely fun. Things get real in the room, of course. People come in having a hard day or a rough month. But class is something you can actually enjoy attending. How you take it in is up to you.
WEEK 01
We'll start with experiences you've already had and practice noticing how information arrives for you, before deciding what it means.
WEEK 02
You'll practice separating an impression from the explanation you attach to it. Say what you received, then see what can actually be checked.
WEEK 03
We'll look at how expectations and familiar patterns enter a reading, and how to catch yourself adding to the information.
WEEK 04
We'll work with what you notice about another person, with their permission. You'll ask for feedback and distinguish what they confirm from what you assumed.
WEEK 05
Explore your relationship with Spirit, Source, and the experiences you interpret as communication. Bring your beliefs into the room, get curious about what you experience, and learn to remain open without giving up your discernment.
WEEK 06
Learn to examine what you receive and what happens afterward. Practice recording specific impressions, recognizing hits and misses, and distinguishing what you perceived from what you concluded.
WEEK 07
You'll practice giving information without turning it into a verdict about someone's life. We'll work with permission, honest language and the limits of what you know.
WEEK 08
We'll return to your practice and look at what you've learned about your own abilities. You'll identify what you can trust and what still needs checking.
WHAT YOU BRING IN
Your perception doesn't happen in a vacuum. Your history, your expectations, your fears, your desires, your conditioning and your patterns all shape what you do with what you perceive. Two people can receive the same thing and take it somewhere completely different.
Knowing yourself doesn't mean distrusting yourself. It means knowing what you bring into the room: what you're hoping for, what you're trying to prove, what you're still carrying.
So I want you to like being you, including the parts that don't look anything like the teacher or the person practicing beside you. You have your own blueprint. Your ways of receiving deserve attention. A sensation might mean something to you that it doesn't mean to me. You'll learn that through practice, by noticing what happens and checking what you receive.
You'll also get to know what colors your perception. A wish you have for someone. A memory that comes up in the middle of a reading. The urge to make a message make sense before you've finished receiving it. The more familiar you become with yourself, the easier it is to notice those moments, let your own way inform the work, and trust yourself to get out of the way when it matters.
ABOUT JEEJEE SAAFIR
I've spent decades studying spiritual intelligence, discernment, psychic phenomena and consciousness. I have an MA in Transpersonal Psychology, have been in the coaching industry for two decades, and have professional training and certifications in transformational work. I'm also an Astrologer and Akashic Records Reader.
I've worked extensively with entrepreneurs, leaders, and people navigating the questions, decisions, and experiences that don't always have easy answers.
I took my first psychic development classes around 2007. It was fascinating to see how much we could pick up, receive and perceive. That year I got the winning lottery numbers, and it made me a believer. Did I go play them? No. I didn't trust myself. That's a big part of why I do this work, so you'll trust yourself.
Years of practice and real life taught me to recognize my own habits and work with what I actually received. That's experience I bring into the room when I teach. I pay attention to how you receive, where you start adding meaning, and what happens when you check the information. I'll challenge a conclusion that needs questioning, including my own. I know the work I'm teaching, and I take responsibility for how I teach it.
Plenty of spiritual spaces take themselves entirely too seriously. Around here we do the work and we check the evidence, but we also enjoy the process. There is room to breathe here, and room to have a good time with what you are learning.
THE PSYCHIC WORK
We practice. You work with psychic perception in real situations and I walk you through what happened before, during and after you received something. We look at what fear, desire, expectation and conditioning can do to an otherwise clear hit.
You learn your own psychic language and how information arrives for you, and you get to hear where you start adding meaning. Eight weeks, live, with me in the room.
That question is the work. You don't settle it once and file it away, you get better at checking. You notice what a real hit feels like in your body, you say what you received out loud before you've dressed it up, and you watch what happens when the information meets someone's actual life.
The hits count, and so do the misses and the ones that stay unclear. Over time you get more precise about what you can conclude and what you can't. I still ask myself that question. I just know how to work with it now.
Then we look at what's going on, which is usually more interesting than people expect. Sometimes it's fear of being wrong. Sometimes you're receiving and calling it something else, a hunch, a mood, a knowing you can't defend.
Sometimes the information is subtle. Sometimes you're dismissing what you noticed. And sometimes you don't have enough to go on yet. We'll learn to tell the difference.
Everything. A strong hit does not automatically make your interpretation correct. You can receive something accurate and ruin it in the telling by attaching a story that was never in the information.
Learning to hold those apart is the most useful thing I can teach you. It's the difference between someone who is fun at parties and someone a person can actually sit with when it matters.
You'll be wrong. It happens to all of us. We get curious about what happened instead of building a case against yourself.
Being wrong is information about how you receive. People who are never wrong usually aren't doing the work.
No. Bring what you actually notice and we'll work with that. I'm not asking you to adopt a worldview, join anything, or pretend to be more spiritual than you are.
The work stays honest about what happened, and you get to keep your own conclusions.
It isn't. I'm not asking for faith in something outside yourself. My own practice includes a relationship with Source, and I teach that as exploration rather than something you have to sign up for.
People from every background do this work, including the ones who roll their eyes at the word spiritual.
No prerequisite. If you've noticed things you can't neatly explain and you're willing to say them out loud before they sound impressive, you can do this work.
What I ask for is honesty about what you actually received, and a willingness to check it.
8 WEEKS WITH JEEJEE SAAFIR
I'm teaching people who are already having experiences they can't neatly explain. You may have taken classes before and still feel unsure about what you're receiving. Or you're the person who says, “I fucking knew it,” then proceeds to talk yourself out of it.
Bring the thing. I'll meet you there.
Starts November 17, 2026 · 8 weeks
Tuesdays, 7:00–8:30 PM Eastern
Live online with me
$597 USD
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JANUARY 2027
For when you're ready to bring this work into service with others. I'll share more about the training as January approaches.