ZoieFilms, Inc.

Victoria lynn Weston, Instructor.

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THE INTUITIVE PERSONALITY

Where does intuition come from?

Intuition has no limitations. The reservoir of truth that makes up the psychic realm is only limited by human failure to accurately receive or understand it. Truth is truth. Fact is fact. It is only the distortions and misunderstandings of our human perception that keep us from fully understanding and using this truth.

You do not have to be emotionally involved in order to access psychic truth about events and circumstances. Suppose, for instance that you are sitting at home in your livingroom, in a relaxed frame of mind. You look out your living room window and see an older woman walking along the sidewalk. In the opposite direction you see a young man walking toward her. You get a sudden tingling sensation that the young man is going to steal that little old lady's purse! And, sure enough, the young man walks up to the little old lady, snatches her purse, and runs in the opposite direction.

Why -- within seconds -- do some people have intuitive sensations and psychic flashes about dangerous situations? Perhaps it was necessary to receive the information for the purpose of rescuing the woman from physical harm. Or, perhaps to be a witness who can describe the thief to the police.

Our thoughts are vibrations -- frequencies. Those who are sensitive, whether consciously or subconsciously -- whether practiced or through natural power, are open to receive information just as a radio tower picks up radio waves that come near it.

Some people simply detect or sense what they personally fear -- it's a naturally intuitive defense. It may be fear of their parents dying, or losing their jobs or facing some other crisis.

Other psychics are able to sense things that extend far beyond their own lives and involvement. They are so sensitive or skilled in various psychic areas that they receive vibes of whatever is in the air -- and in doing so, can benefit and provide informative aspects of human life.

Meditation is a good first step

Psychologist Frances Vaughn says that "The regular practice of meditation is the single most powerful means of increasing intuition." This is simply an excellent way to stimulate our intuition. Most anyone who has tried it will tell you that meditation is an excellent tool for expanding your consciousness. It just makes sense -- take 10-20 minutes a day twice a day to escape the hectic world around you and lounge pleasantly in the peaceful world of your own subconscious.

During your meditative session, jot down your impressions about questions you are concerned with. As your specific questions. For instance, "I have invested $1,000 in Microsoft stock. Will this stock go up within a week? Within a month? How many points? Jot down our answers no matter how unrelated they might be. Initially, you may not get help on your Microsoft stock but you may be accumulating impressions that will teach you to read your responses better on future concerns.

Another technique for priming the psyche during your meditative sessions is to use incomplete sentences. As you meditate, you think "If I invest $3500 of my savings in EXXON, the stock will...." Or, you ask yourself, "If I relocate to Los Angeles, then..." Pay attention to your thoughts. Write down your first impressions. Study your answers for correlations, trends and response characteristics.

You will be surprised at how fast you will begin to gain new insights -- insights that have no obvious source in your mind -- information you never really learned, but information that makes sense to you just the same. These are the early rewards that will hook you on the power of your intuitive mind and will involve you more and more deeply in the development of your psychic powers.

On the other hand, some of your mediation answers will make no sense to you at all. At least, they won't make sense to you right away. Write them down anyway. Don't discard them. They are valuable clues that can help you learn how to read your intuition and better understand your psychic abilities.

Suppose I were to hand you a classic book that has been printed only in a language you never learned to read. You look at the pages but there is nothing there for you. The pages may as well be blank. The book may contain great wisdom but its insights are only for those who have learned to read its language. In the same way, your mind is a conduit to an unlimited world of wisdom and insight -- but these treasures are only available to you when you have learned to read the language and receive the communications of your mind.

It's like learning anything else.

You develop your intuition the same way you develop your other skills. You try. You document your trials. You take encouragement from your successes. You learn from your failures. You build...you grow...you move forward gradually.

The next time you are faced with a decision, whether it's promoting an executive or investing thousands in the stock market -- take all the facts into account and open yourself up to the intuitive part of your mind and see what other information comes to you.

You might have a strong sense that the person you jut met will have a positive influence in your life. You might have a hunch that you should wait a week before investing in a particular stock, or purchasing real estate, or starting with a particular company. Document your feelings, play them out and honestly evaluate your successes and failures. You'll be amazed at how fast your natural intuitive powers grow.

Whether or not a prediction deserves to be called intuitive, hinges on its degree of precision and clarity and detail. The predictive function can be either explicit or implicit.

A friend of mine followed up her urge to send a book outline to a particular agent. She had no idea why -- just an urge. But her intuition must have had some implicit prophetic quality mixed in. The intuition would have been more predictive (than operative) if she had a strong feeling that specifically something good would come from that particular agent or details that the agent would offer a specific contract to publish her book or buy the rights for $5000.

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