Many years ago, I became aware of the fact that what I had the capacity to tap into a "greater knowing" for myself. At the time, I had no idea I would some day be able to utilize this greater knowing be for the benefit of others.
It all happened quite innocently, very quietly and without much sharing with others about what was unfolding for me. I now believe that my intuition, my greater knowing, developed mostly because I became very curious about it. I wanted to know more about it. What could I "know" that I did not have access to using my intellect? When would I be accurate with that information? When would I get in my own way? What would prevent me from getting the clearest and best information? What differentiated my intuition from my emotions, desires and judgments? I wanted to know all of this and more.
So, I essentially used my life.....and still do.....as a laboratory. I test my knowing and my intuition all the time. And, through that process, over time I begin to learn what I can trust and what I am contaminating.
I am a student of my own life. I am also the teacher and the observer (the one monitoring my life without credit). I am the one who fails. I am the one who has to take some life tests over and over. Although I am a practicing intuitive, I am human and I, too, have my stumbling spots.....many of them. I am the one who sometimes gets it right because I have listened to that greater knowing and held fast to what I needed to do, even in the face of the unpopularity of those decisions with people I love dearly and would love complete approval from.
There is so much more to know that what we, at any moment, think we know. And, I believe, from my life and work for many years as an intuitive assisting others in receiving their highest wisdom, that it is all accessible for the asking. We just have to know how to ask and how to get out of the way to hear the soft voice of our greater knowing.
Monday, October 27, 2008
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Valerie. I too believe we have our answers to our questions that we seek.
Sometimes I think that we just have not figued out how to listen or we dont want to listen.
You came to my class today. It was so nice to meet you. I really loved that you shared your story with us. I believe I will practice listening more and meditating on things more now.
Thank you, Tracie
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