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Trust Your Inner Guidance
Nothing your body tells you is inherently wrong or bad. It is merely a sign or a signal of needing attention. Your body is a progress and development laboratory. It is a complex intelligence system, a laboratory that generates signs, alerts, and signals of awareness. It intelligently responds to your environment. You are your own forensic system. Pain, weakness and fatigue are like indicator lights...
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“Are You Afraid Of The Work You Were Put Here To Do?”
Author Elizabeth Gilbert delivered a great TED talk, to challenge conventional paradigms about the nature of creativity. Here are a few questions to reflect on as you watch this: 1. Are you afraid of the work you were put here to do? 2. Do you have to suffer to find creativity? 3. What are the conditions you need and practices you use to enter the...
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Intuition – How To Develop It?
Josh asked how to develop intuition, how to refine the ‘intuitive voice’ and how to maintain the internal intuitive conversation. These are great questions. At the bottom of this post I’ll make the first suggestion. Let’s first say this – the ideal setting is to work into these questions live, in an intuition workshop retreat. We can then go beyond what can be done here...
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Listen To Your Instinct
Sometimes you get up in the morning and something in you knows that there was a shift – that the season has changed. Still, you put on your shorts and head out for the day. Your body feels the chill but you are full of your projections and plans and too preoccupied to notice and hear the cues coming from inside. The same happens in...
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The Discovery Journey of K: Episode 4 – Intuition Killers
(The Discovery Journey is dedicated to the young people of the world. To read previous episodes in The Discovery Journey of K visit here). “Why am I often still deaf to the voice of intuition and guidance?” K asked herself one quiet Saturday morning. She had been on her journey for awhile now and had made a few important discoveries. She felt she was progressing...
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