What I loved about this article was the last paragraph! (#4)! I mean, sometimes we can get one little piece of information that just doesnt fit anywhere else …. and its possible to worry it to death or make a mountain out of a mole hill \ud83d\ude09 Sometimes, its just a red herring. <\/p>\n
Light and Love<\/p>\n
Sister Bridget<\/p>\n
Intuition – Your Inner Guide<\/u><\/p>\n
by: Anne Walsh<\/p>\n
Have you ever thought about someone out of the blue?and then they
called you. Have you ever made a decision that everyone else thought
was crazy, but you knew was right for you..and it worked out
perfectly? Have you ever followed your gut instinct on something and
was proved gloriously RIGHT! If any of these have happened to you, you
have experienced the power of intuition. Most of us at some stage wish
we could have an inner guide that would tell us the right thing to do.
The good news is that we do have an inner guide, the bad news is that
the message can be fuzzy!<\/p>\n
Benefits of being guided by intuition<\/p>\n
So what are the benefits of following your intuition as opposed to
listening to the promptings of parents, partners and others? First of
all, this begins to give you confidence in your own judgment. It helps
you judge whether this person or opportunity is the right one for
you?even if it may not seem so on paper. Secondly I have never met
anyone who regretted following their intuition. Yes it may have meant
making a difficult decision but it WAS the right ultimate decision for
them. Many great business deals have been gone through on a hunch?or
intuition?<\/p>\n
Developing your intuition<\/p>\n
1. Recognition: I have relied on intuition for making most of my major
decisions but I still have difficulty sometimes distinguishing between
it and just a passing thought, so here are some guidelines I use?<\/p>\n
a. Feeling: What’s the feeling around it? If it’s gentle that’s
usually a sign of intuition. Something that is fear-based and urgent
is not intuition.<\/p>\n
b. Persistent: You find that you keep having the same thought about
something, check it out.<\/p>\n
c. Messages: You find that the issue crops up again in all sorts of
ways..it gets mentioned on the news, you hear it in passing
conversation.<\/p>\n
2. Trust. So after you have got these messages and confirmation, if
you wish to use this, you actually need to do something about it. You
must learn to trust this feeling. Follow promptings and see where they
lead you?<\/p>\n
3. Openness: Be open to where intuition can lead you. One thing I can
promise you..is that you will be surprised and delighted by where it
leads you..<\/p>\n
4. Sometimes it doesn’t mean anything. This is one thing I have
noticed about being guided by intuition. Sometimes hunches and gut
instincts don’t actually seem to mean anything?but we don’t know that
until afterwards?so accept that you may have the odd intuitive red
herring!<\/p>\n
So this week begin paying attention to your hunches. Call that friend,
read that book, make that call?and who knows what delightful things
could come to your door..<\/p>\n
About The Author<\/p>\n
Anne Walsh is a life coach based in Co. Galway, Ireland <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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