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I began to work as a counselor professionally in 1986. Career, hypnosis, relationship, group leadership, and building communication skills were all in my bag of tools. As intuitive insights began to come I focused more on them as well; these are those realizations that come from a broader mind than from the human brain-dominated perceptions alone. You might want to try this form of dialogue to evoke simple solutions if you haven’t yet experienced professional intuitive counseling.

Intuitive counsel involves an ability to expand awareness to receive the subtle cues, perhaps ignored subconscious beliefs, all of us possess it. There’s a tendency to over-think and rely upon the left hemisphere of the brain to solve career, relationship, or other personal dilemmas, desires, and transitional changes. Intuition can, straight as a crow flies, get to the core, help release a difficulty, and restore natural joy.

An intuitive insight can indicate a project would succeed, a shift in a relationship could create happiness, or through release of an old judgement bring freedom. Insight leads to new adventures beyond what intellect alone can bring. Relaxation or realizations you find in spiritual counsel, meditation, guidance, even hypnosis can help release old baggage from the subconscious.

My book with Shannon MacRae, PhD, The Healing Effects of Energy Medicine, focuses on the use of intuition in nutritional, career, relationship, and personal growth counsel. There is a heart-centered warmth, often the end of grief, when non-physical consciousnesses provides you with awareness of your life’s subtleties.

Intuitive wisdom, kindness, and appreciation enchant life. Words that flow from this expansive place can brighten personal reality. Intuition is a scintillating part of creation; see recent fascinating scientific research about Scopeaesthesia, for example.

There’s a more peaceful world than certain physical realities display. There are a thousand opportunities each day to forgive or allow. This includes the tendency to criticize oneself for past thoughts or actions. It’s simple to heal all with self forgiveness. Explore more here with Insights! ∆

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