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Intuition: Keys To Unlocking Your Inner Wisdom
Well developed intuition can help you to achieve greater success in love, career and in your social life. Discover the closely guarded secrets of a professional clairvoyant through games and exercises as you learn these powerful psychic techniques.
This beautifully presented guide combines effective techniques with riveting examples from life to help you to enjoy your unique journey towards improved intuition. It explores two distinct types of intuition, some rewards and drawbacks of living an intuitive life and reveals the importance of psychic energy cords.
Intuition also offers effective techniques to centre yourself when circumstances are unsettling. Fate and free will are also explored, along with a range of tools and systems employed by professional clairvoyants in clinical practice. This is an invaluable guide for beginners and experienced practitioners, written by someone with more than 35 years of experience in the field.
In simple steps this book shows you how to strengthen your intuition. You’ll also:
• discover your natural psychic strengths.
• gradually master a range of effective intuitive techniques including telepathy, clairvoyance, seeing auras, intuitive dreams, meditation and sensing your best life direction.
• recognise the importance of psychic cleansing and protection for psychic safety.
• enjoy a range of games and exercises for improving your intuition.
• discover a range of techniques to nourish your soul or psyche.
• learn about the importance of psychic etiquette.
Clairvoyant and author of ten self development books, Paul Fenton-Smith has been the principal of the Academy of Psychic Sciences in Sydney since 1985. He has studied and practised the psychic sciences since 1978 and his practical approach to the esoteric has won him a worldwide readership.
This beautifully presented guide combines effective techniques with riveting examples from life to help you to enjoy your unique journey towards improved intuition. It explores two distinct types of intuition, some rewards and drawbacks of living an intuitive life and reveals the importance of psychic energy cords.
Intuition also offers effective techniques to centre yourself when circumstances are unsettling. Fate and free will are also explored, along with a range of tools and systems employed by professional clairvoyants in clinical practice. This is an invaluable guide for beginners and experienced practitioners, written by someone with more than 35 years of experience in the field.
In simple steps this book shows you how to strengthen your intuition. You’ll also:
• discover your natural psychic strengths.
• gradually master a range of effective intuitive techniques including telepathy, clairvoyance, seeing auras, intuitive dreams, meditation and sensing your best life direction.
• recognise the importance of psychic cleansing and protection for psychic safety.
• enjoy a range of games and exercises for improving your intuition.
• discover a range of techniques to nourish your soul or psyche.
• learn about the importance of psychic etiquette.
Clairvoyant and author of ten self development books, Paul Fenton-Smith has been the principal of the Academy of Psychic Sciences in Sydney since 1985. He has studied and practised the psychic sciences since 1978 and his practical approach to the esoteric has won him a worldwide readership.
- GenresNonfiction
340 pages, Paperback
First published March 18, 2011
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February 27, 2015
INTUITION
Keys to Unlocking Your Inner Wisdom
PAUL FENTON-SMITH
Not everyone will believe in the subject matter of this book. But those who are open to ideas will find much they can learn. This book covers around forty different topics which are associated with intuition, for example: techniques to centre yourself, psychic protection, seeing auras, clairvoyance, and telepathy. Fenton-Smith keeps a level-headed approach, unlike some of the more popular psychic books.
Intuition requires an enquiring mind, that can weigh and consider ideas without immediately accepting or rejecting them. That doesn't mean everything should be accepted as factual or realistic. Only accept what fits with your inner thoughts after mental examination.
Fenton-Smith writes: "The deeper purpose of psychic development is to develop the soul (the psyche) to a point where it can recognise all those viable avenues for nourishment and development. These may include meditation, prayer, gratitude, humility and unity with fellow travellers on the path.
Well developed spiritual reserves of energy are important when we are tested by dismal life circumstances. If we have plentiful reserves of spiritual energy we can rise above physical, emotional or intellectual frustrations."
One of the topics I found interesting was about the future. People often go to psychics wanting to know the future, as if it were fixed. But it is not fixed, there are many points in your life where you have choices. The choices you make can lead to different futures, just like in the movie Back to the Future 2.
You have the power to make critical choices, and depending on your decisions your life can take vastly different directions. Of course we are rarely completely free to make these choices because of our past. Our decisions are influenced by how we were brought up, which schools we went to, which religion we were assigned to, who our parents were, which country we were born into, what social rules we absorbed, and most important of all, who our peers were. These factors shape our choices. Yet, there is an inner part of us that can override these external forces.
If it were not so, we would be automatons, living in determinism, unable to make changes in our life, like a train on its track.
Intuition is an interesting book, and just by reading it your mind will open to a bigger picture.
There are exercises in the book which assist a person to become more psychic, if that's what they want. Some people seek to be more psychic for the wrong reasons, to gain power over others, or to use knowledge to circumvent difficult areas of their own life.
Psychic knowledge has to be used carefully. When we face difficult decisions in life, they are usually there for a purpose, something in ourselves has to change, grow, adapt, learn. Skipping over or around difficulties, will mean having to repeat the lessons.
Intuition is a worthwhile book for those interested in these topics, covering most aspects of spiritual growth, intuition, psychic skills, along with lessons to develop your abilities in these areas. There are no promises of great wealth arriving at your doorstep, but realistic lessons in developing your inner qualities.
To discover more about your place in the Universe, click here.
Keys to Unlocking Your Inner Wisdom
PAUL FENTON-SMITH
Not everyone will believe in the subject matter of this book. But those who are open to ideas will find much they can learn. This book covers around forty different topics which are associated with intuition, for example: techniques to centre yourself, psychic protection, seeing auras, clairvoyance, and telepathy. Fenton-Smith keeps a level-headed approach, unlike some of the more popular psychic books.
Intuition requires an enquiring mind, that can weigh and consider ideas without immediately accepting or rejecting them. That doesn't mean everything should be accepted as factual or realistic. Only accept what fits with your inner thoughts after mental examination.
Fenton-Smith writes: "The deeper purpose of psychic development is to develop the soul (the psyche) to a point where it can recognise all those viable avenues for nourishment and development. These may include meditation, prayer, gratitude, humility and unity with fellow travellers on the path.
Well developed spiritual reserves of energy are important when we are tested by dismal life circumstances. If we have plentiful reserves of spiritual energy we can rise above physical, emotional or intellectual frustrations."
One of the topics I found interesting was about the future. People often go to psychics wanting to know the future, as if it were fixed. But it is not fixed, there are many points in your life where you have choices. The choices you make can lead to different futures, just like in the movie Back to the Future 2.
You have the power to make critical choices, and depending on your decisions your life can take vastly different directions. Of course we are rarely completely free to make these choices because of our past. Our decisions are influenced by how we were brought up, which schools we went to, which religion we were assigned to, who our parents were, which country we were born into, what social rules we absorbed, and most important of all, who our peers were. These factors shape our choices. Yet, there is an inner part of us that can override these external forces.
If it were not so, we would be automatons, living in determinism, unable to make changes in our life, like a train on its track.
Intuition is an interesting book, and just by reading it your mind will open to a bigger picture.
There are exercises in the book which assist a person to become more psychic, if that's what they want. Some people seek to be more psychic for the wrong reasons, to gain power over others, or to use knowledge to circumvent difficult areas of their own life.
Psychic knowledge has to be used carefully. When we face difficult decisions in life, they are usually there for a purpose, something in ourselves has to change, grow, adapt, learn. Skipping over or around difficulties, will mean having to repeat the lessons.
Intuition is a worthwhile book for those interested in these topics, covering most aspects of spiritual growth, intuition, psychic skills, along with lessons to develop your abilities in these areas. There are no promises of great wealth arriving at your doorstep, but realistic lessons in developing your inner qualities.
To discover more about your place in the Universe, click here.
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