Intuitive Living Vs. Intellectual Living

Sailors have an extra sense that tells them when they are in danger” — Richard Connell- The Most Dangerous Game

That’s the opening quote from my book, Children Who Know How to Know, a resource guide for anyone wishing to learn to use their minds in a different manner. If you’ve ever said at any point in your life, “I KNEW not to go there/do that/ etc. it’s the perfect example of the time you made an intellectual choice rather than an intuitive choice.

We’re taught to unlearn making intuitive choices in our culture. We are taught that the rational, intellectual mind is the one to follow and listen to. However, whenever you smile at a choice and are happy, you’ve made the intuitive choice and it’s learning how to use and trust your internal guidance system that will help you create daily joy in your life.

One way to begin living intuitively is to practice developing your third eye skills. Here’s a link from a recent remote view weekly target reveal. You see the target (an elephant) and you see the response of a young boy, who followed the directions on the website and saw the image shared. This was his second attempt at remote viewing. Just think, with developed and ongoing practice and training, how remarkable he will be at learning to use his third eye in life. Using this skill allows us to look at situations in advance to detect if they will be good for us or not. I have a number of ways to train your third eye in my book and of course, you can practice with remote view weekly at: www.psi-kids.com

Pretty impressive and amazing!!

When we live from intellectual choices we make “mistakes”. We chose things not in our best interest. Our intellect has and finds reasons. In hindsight we always say, “I wish I had listened to my gut”. There is a way to retrain your brain and learn to practice living from intuition rather than pure logic and intellect. It begins with awareness, willingness, trust and then lots of practice!