Intuition

purple is a fruit · 04-05-2007, 02:10 AM

We can resist this change and try to hold on to what we consider our 'security', which is often much better described as our 'familiarity'. People like to cling to what they consider to be familiar because they fear the unknown. This is understandable in the world that we perceive, but the transformation, the vibrational shift, is urging us to let go and flow.
If we do that, have the trust to let go of the wreckage and just flow with the change, the outcome in terms of fear and stress will be transformed.
The difference in those two choices, those two experiences, can be measured in the chasm between bliss and joy and the fear and terror that comes from looking the unknown in the eye.
To sync with the flow, we need to literally be out of our minds. The mind is the level of awareness that relates to the physical body and the program. Intuition - knowing - is the Sat-Nav that will guide us through this extraordinary time with love and joy because intuition and knowing are Infinite consciousness speaking through the heart.
Out of the head and into the heart. That is the way home and we are now in sight of the door. The challenge is to walk through it.

From the August 6th 2006 David Icke Newsletter

I feel one of the best pieces of advice ever written.

How do others feel about this?

I use intuition to guide me, less head, more heart, and I feel the only way.
intellectualising and using the head too much will in turn steer away from the original 'gut feeling'

Go with the gut, and you can never go wrong, but in order to do this one must free themselves of the instilled belief systems and programming, a tricky task this can be within this twisted program

Purple

loveemotion · 04-05-2007, 02:25 AM

well said.. i want to add something
I know i will learn something so outn of this world.. that i wont stop crying for quiet some time

limelady · 04-05-2007, 03:01 AM

Thanks purple!

Here is another great quote from David from here:
http://www.davidicke.com/content/blo...30/48/100/200/
(scroll down)

… KNOW IT

'The body-computer is brilliant at thwarting intuition and usually opens its offensive with "You can’t do that because …" It wins nearly all of the time because it has pinned you into its reality zone. Why wouldn’t it? The body’s software program has been nagging you since you were born and repetition is the most effective form of perception control. You understand its reality because you have lived it for so long, and, when it tells you that if you follow your intuition then A, B, and C will be the consequences, the subsequent anxiety and fear is normally enough to suppress your intuitive urges. "I would love to do it, but …" is the classic payoff line before you return to the "real" world of material "responsibility".

Oh yes, we must always be "responsible", which usually means toeing the line. Your body-computer is supported in its quest to silence your intuition by other computers uniting to protect their pre-eminence. We call these other laptops ours friends, parents and people at work, and their robotic programs spew out software data like: "You can’t do that, what about your job?"; "You can’t do that, what about your family?"; "You can’t do that, what will the neighbours think?"; and "You can’t do that for all the reasons I can’t think of now, but give me a few days and I will".'

Over the years I've learnt more and more to rely on my intuition, and when I do, it never lets me down because in the end its the only REAL choice we have for knowing the truth about anything.

The trick is to clear your 'brain cache' often throughout the day so you can hear what your intuition is telling you without having to do a search for it in order to find it through all the commotion (programming) going on inside your head at all times.

Like everything else, listening for and 'hearing' your inner wisdom takes practice.....then very often it takes bravery in order to act upon what you hear, because often your inner wisdom conflicts with the programming already instilled in the body/brain computer.

purple is a fruit · 04-05-2007, 03:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by limelady

Thanks purple!

Here is another great quote from David from here:
http://www.davidicke.com/content/blo...30/48/100/200/
(scroll down)

… KNOW IT

'The body-computer is brilliant at thwarting intuition and usually opens its offensive with "You can’t do that because …" It wins nearly all of the time because it has pinned you into its reality zone. Why wouldn’t it? The body’s software program has been nagging you since you were born and repetition is the most effective form of perception control. You understand its reality because you have lived it for so long, and, when it tells you that if you follow your intuition then A, B, and C will be the consequences, the subsequent anxiety and fear is normally enough to suppress your intuitive urges. "I would love to do it, but …" is the classic payoff line before you return to the "real" world of material "responsibility".

Oh yes, we must always be "responsible", which usually means toeing the line. Your body-computer is supported in its quest to silence your intuition by other computers uniting to protect their pre-eminence. We call these other laptops ours friends, parents and people at work, and their robotic programs spew out software data like: "You can’t do that, what about your job?"; "You can’t do that, what about your family?"; "You can’t do that, what will the neighbours think?"; and "You can’t do that for all the reasons I can’t think of now, but give me a few days and I will".'

Over the years I've learnt more and more to rely on my intuition, and when I do, it never lets me down because in the end its the only REAL choice we have for knowing the truth about anything.

The trick is to clear your 'brain cache' often throughout the day so you can hear what your intuition is telling you without having to do a search for it in order to find it through all the commotion (programming) going on inside your head at all times.

Like everything else, listening for and 'hearing' your inner wisdom takes practice.....then very often it takes bravery in order to act upon what you hear, because often your inner wisdom conflicts with the programming already instilled in the body/brain computer.

Well said Lime!

i_am · 04-05-2007, 04:30 AM

LOL I remember when my son was agonising over a life changing decision. He was analysing it, weighing up pros and cons and I told him to cut off his head. He thought I was being stupid until I told him to stop 'thinking' and 'feel'. How do you feel. Forget consequences and rationisation. Without all the mind crap, would you do it? His reply was, "in an instant." Did he do it? Sure did!

purple is a fruit · 04-05-2007, 04:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by i_am

LOL I remember when my son was agonising over a life changing decision. He was analysing it, weighing up pros and cons and I told him to cut off his head. He thought I was being stupid until I told him to stop 'thinking' and 'feel'. How do you feel. Forget consequences and rationisation. Without all the mind crap, would you do it? His reply was, "in an instant." Did he do it? Sure did!

Thats it! Awesome

As soon as the head comes into it...WHAMMO, all the confusion. Then the instant gut reaction is overshadowed by the program instilled which will send you off on a tangent 9 out of 10 times. How many times have we all said to ourselves....ï just knew it? Or 'why did I not go with my original idea?' Of course we know it. It learning to trust it that can be the tricky part to master. The amount of times we will try ten different things then end up back at the original......

Purple

Anders Lindman · 04-05-2007, 05:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by purple is a fruit

trust to let go of the wreckage and just flow with the change

From the August 6th 2006 David Icke Newsletter

Sorry to stir you in your sleep people, but no, you should not flow with the change. Instead, you shall BE the flow, and BE the change. Do you see the difference? If you have change and flow as something outside of yourself, then that is akin to having a 'Heavenly Father' to depend on, and you are back into the basic reductionism of organized religion, only that you now have replaced the word 'God' with the word 'Change'.

purple is a fruit · 04-05-2007, 06:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Anders Lindman

Sorry to stir you in your sleep people, but no, you should not flow with the change. Instead, you shall BE the flow, and BE the change. Do you see the difference? If you have change and flow as something outside of yourself, then that is akin to having a 'Heavenly Father' to depend on, and you are back into the basic reductionism of organized religion, only that you now have replaced the word 'God' with the word 'Change'.

Nicely pointed out Anders. I agree with you.

tru3 · 04-05-2007, 06:49 AM

Quote:

The trick is to clear your 'brain cache' often throughout the day so you can hear what your intuition is telling you without having to do a search for it in order to find it through all the commotion (programming) going on inside your head at all times.

well said, succinctly put. this is especially important if one sits all day in one's job. get up and walk around. tell the boss you'll be more productive when you do!

just stretching the body or getting outside in the sunshine or right after it rains (negative ions) can help clear the circuits, too.

stikmata · 05-05-2007, 02:18 AM

Intuition is great.

Although i don't get why people are demonizing "the mind" and logic. Intuition and logic work hand in hand, and enhance each other... why limit yourself to one or the other. Collect and correlate data w/ the left brain and then "feel" out the areas where the dots don't totally connect w/ the right

I'd challenge anyone who considers the intuition to be superior to logic to a weekly pick 'em pool for the upcoming NFL season. Intuition might win a week or two... but over 17 weeks someone following #s and making rational decisions (w/ a dash of wild intuition

) based on those trends will usually get the upper hand IMO.

so... bring it on... we'll have someone w/ a pendulum, someone doing muscle testing/kineasiology, someone reading tea leaves... and i'll look at the stats.

who's in?

roxanna222 · 05-05-2007, 02:30 AM

From the August 6th 2006 David Icke Newsletter

Quote:

I feel one of the best pieces of advice ever written.

How do others feel about this?

I use intuition to guide me, less head, more heart, and I feel the only way.
intellectualising and using the head too much will in turn steer away from the original 'gut feeling'

Go with the gut, and you can never go wrong, but in order to do this one must free themselves of the instilled belief systems and programming, a tricky task this can be within this twisted program

Purple

[/QUOTE]

Yes, have you applied this yet? Its very good advice. Cheers on you and thank you for the post.

lottie · 05-05-2007, 02:43 AM

yeah purple, i am aware of my intuition it and try to use it (although im in my infancy regarding all this stuff really and there's a lot of programmimg to 'de' programme!!) but i when i follow my intuition i often get the... 'i told you it was a wrong decision to trust your intuition and not your head' programme that rears its ugly head,(as the outcome was not the desired one) its sometimes hard to push through that and keep on trusting but i know if i do, it will be alright and go good in the end. It's just acknowledging that programme and carrying on through the rough bit to get to the smooth, because your intuition is always right in the end.

spiritualone · 05-05-2007, 03:22 AM

I am learning to tap into Intuition more and more in daily activities. As I work in IT which traditionally involves a lot of mental processing, lately when colleges have complex technical problems, I have simply blurted out a solution and then stop and think - "How the hell did I just come up with that"? In every case the solution has been the correct one. It is usually when the conscious thinking mind gets involved and moves away from the "gut feeling" or intuition, that the result is wrong.

whitenight639 · 05-05-2007, 03:32 AM

cheerz purple, after davids newsletter i now understand my intuition iv always thought i wanted to go to china and now i know i feel i want to go to china! its weird how reading that letter clarified it for me, im sure LOA will help me get there, and ill know when i need to get going.

oceanwave · 05-05-2007, 04:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by purple is a fruit

We can resist this change and try to hold on to what we consider our 'security', which is often much better described as our 'familiarity'. People like to cling to what they consider to be familiar because they fear the unknown. This is understandable in the world that we perceive, but the transformation, the vibrational shift, is urging us to let go and flow.
If we do that, have the trust to let go of the wreckage and just flow with the change, the outcome in terms of fear and stress will be transformed.
The difference in those two choices, those two experiences, can be measured in the chasm between bliss and joy and the fear and terror that comes from looking the unknown in the eye.
To sync with the flow, we need to literally be out of our minds. The mind is the level of awareness that relates to the physical body and the program. Intuition - knowing - is the Sat-Nav that will guide us through this extraordinary time with love and joy because intuition and knowing are Infinite consciousness speaking through the heart.
Out of the head and into the heart. That is the way home and we are now in sight of the door. The challenge is to walk through it.

From the August 6th 2006 David Icke Newsletter

I feel one of the best pieces of advice ever written.

How do others feel about this?

I use intuition to guide me, less head, more heart, and I feel the only way.
intellectualising and using the head too much will in turn steer away from the original 'gut feeling'

Go with the gut, and you can never go wrong, but in order to do this one must free themselves of the instilled belief systems and programming, a tricky task this can be within this twisted program

Purple

excellent post,...

...summerised by the following

...it takes but a moment...

truthsupplier · 05-05-2007, 05:35 AM

Would inclusion of a slice of synchronicity, two small helpings of Mental Stability, one heaping helping of humility spiced with sufficient Positive Character Traits (gather from where The Great Mystery gifted them to you) absorbed from the Positive environ of the Loving Family (these need not be blood relatives), tempered with a solid learning of Basic Living Knowledge (Granny would refer to it as "sense to get in out of the rain"), stir well and bake in a Positive Environment of Stable Adult Role Models (the last may not be available)...
The outcome is far from a lucky guess, but that perfection is only in the Legend of the Leaders.

Anders Lindman · 05-05-2007, 07:15 AM

Intuition is for amateurs. True knowing is much better.

There are two kinds of knowing. The first kind of knowing is when I know that I know. For example, I know that I am alive. The second kind of knowing is when I know that I don't know. For example, I don't know if I am going to die or not. Regardless what kind of knowing I am operating from, there is always ZERO uncertainty.

i am all i am · 05-05-2007, 09:30 AM

Great thread topic Purple !!!

Here is my take on intuition...

As ALL THAT IS is everything, and that is the state of ONENESS that we come from, then we already "know". It is merely up to each individual aspect to "connect" with that aspect of "knowing" through the tools that we have.

The body is the tool that we utilise for intuitive purposes. As some people have mentioned, you feel it in your gut. Well, I believe that we can utilise the whole body as a tool for connecting to our intuition, or "knowing". Within the training that I went through with the Wing Chun martial arts, chi sao (touch reflexes) is used because it is five times faster than sight. The bodies ability to "pick up" the signals of it's surroundings and "read", or interpret, those signals is a part of it's function. The mind, or deliberating thought, interferes with this process, and within Wing Chun, it was the deliberating thoughts that slowed you down, made you reactive and unable to deal successfully with your situation.

Understanding the bodies functioning, and how it interacts with the surrounding enviroment, allows us to "connect" with that state of "knowing" that we call intuition. Within the Wing Chun martial art, you are trained to allow the body to move without having predetermined thoughts interfering. This is undertood as "being" there when an opening appears in your opponents defense. If you think about the strike when you see the opening, you will have missed the opportunity, as the situation is fluid and will have moved on before your thought has created the physical movement to take advantage of the opportunity. Without the deliberating thought interfering, the body will move in concert with it's surroundings because that is it's natural state. The body already knows how to move. The heart pumps, the lungs breath, and the functioning of the body throughout the physical system, happens without predetermined thoughts. By allowing the body to fulfill it's function, then you allow yourself to "connect" to the state of "knowing" by "being".

So, by "being" we can "connect" to the state of "knowing" that we call intuition, act harmoniously with our surrounding enviroment, and realise what is beneficial for our self-expression and the journey that we are experiencing.

The minds function in this process is to positively support the body, that is, believe in it's capabilities. Positive thoughts (as opposed to negative) free the body to function without the deliberating thoughts that can restrict and inhibit this process. By mentally believing in your bodies ability to intuit the signals that it receives, you are empowering your body to achieve it's full potential to achieve that which is beneficial for your experience.

Intuition is the language of the body, as thoughts are the language of the mind, and feelings the language of the soul. Allowing each to function, or play it's part, is the way to harmonise all three aspects and gain the greatest benefit from each one.

With LOVE.

stikmata · 05-05-2007, 09:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by i am all i am

Intuition is the language of the body, as thoughts are the language of the mind, and feelings the language of the soul. Allowing each to function, or play it's part, is the way to harmonise all three aspects and gain the greatest benefit from each one.

agree with that much more than what Icke said here... maybe i need clarification on what exactly he means by "body-computer"

Quote:

Originally Posted by limelady

Here is another great quote from David from here:
http://www.davidicke.com/content/blo...30/48/100/200/
(scroll down)

… KNOW IT

'The body-computer is brilliant at thwarting intuition and usually opens its offensive with "You can’t do that because …" It wins nearly all of the time because it has pinned you into its reality zone. Why wouldn’t it? The body’s software program has been nagging you since you were born and repetition is the most effective form of perception control. You understand its reality because you have lived it for so long, and, when it tells you that if you follow your intuition then A, B, and C will be the consequences, the subsequent anxiety and fear is normally enough to suppress your intuitive urges. "I would love to do it, but …" is the classic payoff line before you return to the "real" world of material "responsibility".

Oh yes, we must always be "responsible", which usually means toeing the line. Your body-computer is supported in its quest to silence your intuition by other computers uniting to protect their pre-eminence. We call these other laptops ours friends, parents and people at work, and their robotic programs spew out software data like: "You can’t do that, what about your job?"; "You can’t do that, what about your family?"; "You can’t do that, what will the neighbours think?"; and "You can’t do that for all the reasons I can’t think of now, but give me a few days and I will".'

Over the years I've learnt more and more to rely on my intuition, and when I do, it never lets me down because in the end its the only REAL choice we have for knowing the truth about anything.

The trick is to clear your 'brain cache' often throughout the day so you can hear what your intuition is telling you without having to do a search for it in order to find it through all the commotion (programming) going on inside your head at all times.

Like everything else, listening for and 'hearing' your inner wisdom takes practice.....then very often it takes bravery in order to act upon what you hear, because often your inner wisdom conflicts with the programming already instilled in the body/brain computer.

i am all i am · 05-05-2007, 10:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stikmata

agree with that much more than what Icke said here... maybe i need clarification on what exactly he means by "body-computer"

Maybe he was refering to the brain as the "body-computer" and the hard wiring that is linked to negative thoughts by the indoctrination process ???

We can create with thought first, or action first, and the one will then stimulate the other. So, this could be what he is refering to ???

With LOVE.

04-05-2007, 02:10 AM	#1
purple is a fruit Inactive Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Aussie Posts: 1,130	Intuition We can resist this change and try to hold on to what we consider our 'security', which is often much better described as our 'familiarity'. People like to cling to what they consider to be familiar because they fear the unknown. This is understandable in the world that we perceive, but the transformation, the vibrational shift, is urging us to let go and flow. If we do that, have the trust to let go of the wreckage and just flow with the change, the outcome in terms of fear and stress will be transformed. The difference in those two choices, those two experiences, can be measured in the chasm between bliss and joy and the fear and terror that comes from looking the unknown in the eye. To sync with the flow, we need to literally be out of our minds. The mind is the level of awareness that relates to the physical body and the program. Intuition - knowing - is the Sat-Nav that will guide us through this extraordinary time with love and joy because intuition and knowing are Infinite consciousness speaking through the heart. Out of the head and into the heart. That is the way home and we are now in sight of the door. The challenge is to walk through it. From the August 6th 2006 David Icke Newsletter I feel one of the best pieces of advice ever written. How do others feel about this? I use intuition to guide me, less head, more heart, and I feel the only way. intellectualising and using the head too much will in turn steer away from the original 'gut feeling' Go with the gut, and you can never go wrong, but in order to do this one must free themselves of the instilled belief systems and programming, a tricky task this can be within this twisted program Purple Last edited by purple is a fruit; 04-05-2007 at 02:23 AM.

04-05-2007, 04:30 AM	#5
i_am Technical Advisor Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Brisbane, Australia Posts: 25,661	LOL I remember when my son was agonising over a life changing decision. He was analysing it, weighing up pros and cons and I told him to cut off his head. He thought I was being stupid until I told him to stop 'thinking' and 'feel'. How do you feel. Forget consequences and rationisation. Without all the mind crap, would you do it? His reply was, "in an instant." Did he do it? Sure did! __________________ Give so much to the improvement of yourself, that you don’t have time to criticize others ~ Jim Rohn Giving is better than receiving because giving starts the receiving process ~Jim Rohn

05-05-2007, 02:43 AM	#12
lottie Premier Subscribers Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 6,446	yeah purple, i am aware of my intuition it and try to use it (although im in my infancy regarding all this stuff really and there's a lot of programmimg to 'de' programme!!) but i when i follow my intuition i often get the... 'i told you it was a wrong decision to trust your intuition and not your head' programme that rears its ugly head,(as the outcome was not the desired one) its sometimes hard to push through that and keep on trusting but i know if i do, it will be alright and go good in the end. It's just acknowledging that programme and carrying on through the rough bit to get to the smooth, because your intuition is always right in the end. __________________ Arch-strategist Zbigniew Brzezinski, senior adviser to Barack Obama, stated in a presentation to the highly influential Council on Foreign Relations that "...the greatest obstacle to establishing a One World Government is the rapid political awakening amongst the masses." May 2010.

05-05-2007, 03:22 AM	#13
spiritualone Inactive Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 101	I am learning to tap into Intuition more and more in daily activities. As I work in IT which traditionally involves a lot of mental processing, lately when colleges have complex technical problems, I have simply blurted out a solution and then stop and think - "How the hell did I just come up with that"? In every case the solution has been the correct one. It is usually when the conscious thinking mind gets involved and moves away from the "gut feeling" or intuition, that the result is wrong. Last edited by spiritualone; 05-05-2007 at 03:26 AM.

05-05-2007, 03:32 AM	#14
whitenight639 Premier Subscribers Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 2,138	cheerz purple, after davids newsletter i now understand my intuition iv always thought i wanted to go to china and now i know i feel i want to go to china! its weird how reading that letter clarified it for me, im sure LOA will help me get there, and ill know when i need to get going. __________________ "The ultimate ignorance is the rejection of something you know nothing about and refuse to investigate" "The only way to make a dream come true is to wake up!"

04-05-2007, 02:25 AM	#2
loveemotion Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 469	well said.. i want to add something I know i will learn something so outn of this world.. that i wont stop crying for quiet some time

04-05-2007, 03:01 AM	#3
limelady Inactive Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 15,442	Thanks purple! Here is another great quote from David from here: http://www.davidicke.com/content/blo...30/48/100/200/ (scroll down) … KNOW IT 'The body-computer is brilliant at thwarting intuition and usually opens its offensive with "You can’t do that because …" It wins nearly all of the time because it has pinned you into its reality zone. Why wouldn’t it? The body’s software program has been nagging you since you were born and repetition is the most effective form of perception control. You understand its reality because you have lived it for so long, and, when it tells you that if you follow your intuition then A, B, and C will be the consequences, the subsequent anxiety and fear is normally enough to suppress your intuitive urges. "I would love to do it, but …" is the classic payoff line before you return to the "real" world of material "responsibility". Oh yes, we must always be "responsible", which usually means toeing the line. Your body-computer is supported in its quest to silence your intuition by other computers uniting to protect their pre-eminence. We call these other laptops ours friends, parents and people at work, and their robotic programs spew out software data like: "You can’t do that, what about your job?"; "You can’t do that, what about your family?"; "You can’t do that, what will the neighbours think?"; and "You can’t do that for all the reasons I can’t think of now, but give me a few days and I will".' Over the years I've learnt more and more to rely on my intuition, and when I do, it never lets me down because in the end its the only REAL choice we have for knowing the truth about anything. The trick is to clear your 'brain cache' often throughout the day so you can hear what your intuition is telling you without having to do a search for it in order to find it through all the commotion (programming) going on inside your head at all times. Like everything else, listening for and 'hearing' your inner wisdom takes practice.....then very often it takes bravery in order to act upon what you hear, because often your inner wisdom conflicts with the programming already instilled in the body/brain computer.

05-05-2007, 02:18 AM	#10
stikmata Banned Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 248	Intuition is great. Although i don't get why people are demonizing "the mind" and logic. Intuition and logic work hand in hand, and enhance each other... why limit yourself to one or the other. Collect and correlate data w/ the left brain and then "feel" out the areas where the dots don't totally connect w/ the right I'd challenge anyone who considers the intuition to be superior to logic to a weekly pick 'em pool for the upcoming NFL season. Intuition might win a week or two... but over 17 weeks someone following #s and making rational decisions (w/ a dash of wild intuition ) based on those trends will usually get the upper hand IMO. so... bring it on... we'll have someone w/ a pendulum, someone doing muscle testing/kineasiology, someone reading tea leaves... and i'll look at the stats. who's in?

05-05-2007, 05:35 AM	#16
truthsupplier Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Boone, North Carolina usa Posts: 1,050	And if you add... Would inclusion of a slice of synchronicity, two small helpings of Mental Stability, one heaping helping of humility spiced with sufficient Positive Character Traits (gather from where The Great Mystery gifted them to you) absorbed from the Positive environ of the Loving Family (these need not be blood relatives), tempered with a solid learning of Basic Living Knowledge (Granny would refer to it as "sense to get in out of the rain"), stir well and bake in a Positive Environment of Stable Adult Role Models (the last may not be available)... The outcome is far from a lucky guess, but that perfection is only in the Legend of the Leaders.

05-05-2007, 07:15 AM	#17
Anders Lindman Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 17,849	Intuition is for amateurs. True knowing is much better. There are two kinds of knowing. The first kind of knowing is when I know that I know. For example, I know that I am alive. The second kind of knowing is when I know that I don't know. For example, I don't know if I am going to die or not. Regardless what kind of knowing I am operating from, there is always ZERO uncertainty. Last edited by Anders Lindman; 05-05-2007 at 07:49 AM. Reason: Added explanation

05-05-2007, 09:30 AM	#18
i am all i am Banned Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: WITHIN ALL THAT IS Posts: 2,789	Great thread topic Purple !!! Here is my take on intuition... As ALL THAT IS is everything, and that is the state of ONENESS that we come from, then we already "know". It is merely up to each individual aspect to "connect" with that aspect of "knowing" through the tools that we have. The body is the tool that we utilise for intuitive purposes. As some people have mentioned, you feel it in your gut. Well, I believe that we can utilise the whole body as a tool for connecting to our intuition, or "knowing". Within the training that I went through with the Wing Chun martial arts, chi sao (touch reflexes) is used because it is five times faster than sight. The bodies ability to "pick up" the signals of it's surroundings and "read", or interpret, those signals is a part of it's function. The mind, or deliberating thought, interferes with this process, and within Wing Chun, it was the deliberating thoughts that slowed you down, made you reactive and unable to deal successfully with your situation. Understanding the bodies functioning, and how it interacts with the surrounding enviroment, allows us to "connect" with that state of "knowing" that we call intuition. Within the Wing Chun martial art, you are trained to allow the body to move without having predetermined thoughts interfering. This is undertood as "being" there when an opening appears in your opponents defense. If you think about the strike when you see the opening, you will have missed the opportunity, as the situation is fluid and will have moved on before your thought has created the physical movement to take advantage of the opportunity. Without the deliberating thought interfering, the body will move in concert with it's surroundings because that is it's natural state. The body already knows how to move. The heart pumps, the lungs breath, and the functioning of the body throughout the physical system, happens without predetermined thoughts. By allowing the body to fulfill it's function, then you allow yourself to "connect" to the state of "knowing" by "being". So, by "being" we can "connect" to the state of "knowing" that we call intuition, act harmoniously with our surrounding enviroment, and realise what is beneficial for our self-expression and the journey that we are experiencing. The minds function in this process is to positively support the body, that is, believe in it's capabilities. Positive thoughts (as opposed to negative) free the body to function without the deliberating thoughts that can restrict and inhibit this process. By mentally believing in your bodies ability to intuit the signals that it receives, you are empowering your body to achieve it's full potential to achieve that which is beneficial for your experience. Intuition is the language of the body, as thoughts are the language of the mind, and feelings the language of the soul. Allowing each to function, or play it's part, is the way to harmonise all three aspects and gain the greatest benefit from each one. With LOVE.