Wisdom on “Most of us are living at
the periphery of consciousness while intuition invites us to the center.” - Willis Harman
According to Wikipedia, Intuition is defined as the ability to acquire knowledge without inference or the use of reason. I like to define intu- ition as opening up to (and learning to trust) our inner wisdom.
We are involved in one of the most fascinating times in human history. Malnourished from years of fear- based conditioning and abuse of
by Transformation Goddess, Shann Vander Leek
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This heart opening, inner knowing or gut instinct, guides many through the ebb and flow of life. Go against your gut and you will often experience an event you could have avoided… had you only listened. How many times have you heard yourself or others say, I knew better, I wish I would have followed my instincts? Have you ever had a strong feeling about something, and gone against that feeling because you didn’t have the facts to support your instincts? What happened?
One of my coaching clients came to me tired of giving her power away
“Go against your gut and you will often experience an event you could have avoided… had you only listened. “
power, our steadfast rules and ideals have come undone, paving the way for radical change. Intuitive, creative and compassionate creatures are faring quite well for the foreseeable future. The new world is shedding her collective ego and opening her heart. Trusting her intuition.
and was often conflicted when she didn’t follow her own instincts. She always looked to outside sources for direction and validation. We uncov- ered that she felt safe looking to others because she would not be to blame for a poor decision.
August/September 2012
Often the way we are brought up teaches us to defer to our parents, peers and teachers. We are taught black and white reasoning. Right and wrong. Taught to always follow the RULES and color inside of the lines. Last I checked, schools aren’t teach- ing our children the power of our intuition. No wonder we look outside of ourselves for validation.
Intuition is available in each of us. It just gets lost under layers of experiences, judgements, mistakes, authority figures, inner critics etc. We often shroud our internal compass at an early age to stay safe and remain small. Dig yourself out from under the layers of junk and you will find a buried treasure more valuable than you can imagine. This fortune found is your wisdom on tap.
In the book, “You Already Know What To Do” Sharon Franquemont supports her readers to explore and develop their intuition. One of my favorite exercises inside the book is Putting Your Words to Work. When you’re ready, get a notebook and pen and complete the following sentence. “Because my higher self wants to prepare me for greater awareness, I already know to...
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