How good are you at connecting with your intuitive feelings?
Intuitive feelings are part of being human.
Intuitive feelings should never be ignored.
How do you feel?
Feelings that come from our subconscious can give us clearer messages than conscious thoughts.
So how can you develop the skills that will allow you to connect with a deeper awareness of the stages of your life.
Don’t analyse as you play with the following ideas. Allow the first thing that pops into your mind be the answer you seek. Don’t confuse these symbols that are designed to help you tap into your feelings of felt-sense with your dream symbols, although there may be some overlaps.
1 What symbol illustrates where you are now in your life? A symbol that describes how you FEEL about this period?
Examples:
- bushfire
- chicken hatching
- fast train
- slow barge
- a rock
- steam building inside a boiling pot
- gold buried underground
Intuitive feelings are part of life.
2 How do you FEEL as you dwell on this symbol?
Does it make you feel expanded and light, or tight and restrained?
Are there any other feelings you can identify? Intuitive feelings are very important.
3 Try a metaphor or analogy:
My life so far has been like…
- walking a tightrope
- being lost without a map
- eating a banquet with each dish being more surprising
- gliding in a bright blue sky
These are just a few of the techniques that can help you gain a deeper connection with your emotions or with your intuition.
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If you do this at regular intervals for just one minute at a time, you’ll develop your awareness and it becomes automatic. One minute at a time is no big deal. Reminding yourself to do it several times a day is the big deal. Intuitive feelings should be listened to.
The second step involves sorting out which thoughts are worries about pressing problems, which might need to be dealt with first, which ones are defeatist, self-critical thoughts, and which ones are old hurts you can’t let go of. There might be a whole lot of other stuff going on, but that’s a start.
Alright, so you’re aware of what you’re thinking. Now what?
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