You Are Intuitive: Trust Your Truth. Take Back Your Power.

by Natalie Miles

Featured in Bustle, Refinery29, and Goop, internationally renowned psychic medium Natalie Miles brings you empowering and practical guidance about tapping into your own intuitive gifts. Inspired by her hit podcast So You Think You’re Intuitive, this insightful spiritual guidebook explores the connection we all have between our inner worlds and the collective consciousness of our communities. Your intuition led you here. Trust it. Some people label intuition as “woo-woo” or weird, but it’s a gift we all have. You don’t have to be “special” or “chosen.” No matter who you are or what your higher power is, you were created with everything you need to connect with your truth. You just have to remember how. Natalie Miles gives easy-to-follow exercises and practical advice about... Invoking your Spirit Team (Spirit Guides, ancestors, deceased loved ones) Trusting your inner guidance Keeping a psychic vision or dream journal What happens during your spiritual awakening Healing the present moment Personal growth and transformation Shadow work Discovering how you receive your intuitive gifts, like clairvoyance Expressing your creative imagination Empaths and energetic sensitivity Overcoming blocks to your spiritual powers This immersive book also includes meditations and visualizations for each chapter, set to binaural beats to aid your focus and intention. Stand in your truth. Take back your power. Be a force for positive change. Scroll up and click “Add to Cart” to begin your journey inward! Table of The Spiritual Reactivation What's Holding You Back?Energetic Self-SovereigntyTrusting Your Am I Making This Up?Noticing And The Power Of ImaginationReceiving The What Are My Gifts?Decode Your Be The DetectiveCall On Your Spirit TeamHealing The Present MomentBeing A Conscious IntuitiveIntuition And The Collective

Genres: Spirituality

252 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 29, 2020

Reviews

[John Senior · Rating 1 out of 5]

If you are intuitive and have a dangerous level of white guilt you'll probably love this book. If, however, you don't suffer from white guilt you'll hate this book.

I don't suffer from white guilt, so this book was a painful listen and made me reassess whether I think women like Natalie actually should be allowed to vote. She's a victim of the femtarded propaganda that she's an oppressed minority and she's part of the new uprising who will smash the patriarchy and free the oppressed POCs. Joe Biden probably has dementia, but he's still smarter than this deluded woman. When Joe Biden told Charlemagne "you aint black if you don't vote for me" and then a couple of days later the George Floyd scandal blew up a truly intuitive Natalie would have sensed something was amiss. But Natalie is just a silly woman so she missed it.

Just like she probably missed the MeToo scandal of MeToo refusing to listen to Joe's accuser. Just like she probably missed the stats on how many black people died before St George and how many are dying now.

I don't feel the slightest bit of guilt over slavery. When Britain traded in slaves the country was great. Britain also saw the error in its ways and fought to end slavery. So guilt over slavery, I just don't have any. But I do feel guilt that the disgusting recent governments of the UK and US have waged stupid, pointless wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. And I am enraged how the present governments of the UK and US turn a blind eye on just where interracial violence is directed and instead focus on the outliers like Stephen Lawrence and George Floyd.

The death of George Floyd could have resulted in something positive. Instead, we got months of riots and over 30 "mostly peaceful" deaths. We now have the leader of the free world struggling to complete a sentence and thousands of Ukrainians being killed in a stupid war to weaken Russia. Maybe Hunter Biden becoming a billionaire and still refusing to pay for the daughter he had with the stripper will wake Natalie up, but I doubt it.

[Emily Rainsford · Rating 3 out of 5]

I think this book definitely had value as part of my journey, but I felt there wasn't as much of practical usefulness as I'd hoped. I guess I'd hoped to nail things down in a practical way a little more. I thought it was funny that the introduction talked about people being put off discussing intuition because it seemed "woo" but then the book went on to be pretty deep in woo town itself, with talk of Spirit Teams, connecting with ancestors, protecting yourself from energetic attack, etc. I am pretty woo myself so this is fine with me but it would be silly to pretend it's not woo. I did feel the book felt at times a little self consciously woke, something about being preached to about cultural appropriation add indigeneity by an overly humble fellow white lady was a bit grating for me.

There is always value in spending time on books like this that celebrate and solidify connection with Spirit/Self (I did like the use of the infinity symbol for this ephemeral concept). Somehow I was just wanting a little more about HOW to practically connect with intuition, beyond "just listen and trust".

[MrsTerious · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed this book! Great information, and some beautifully crafted invocations.

[Lisa · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love this book so much. A practical guide to reclaiming your intuition. Meditations and practices for increased listening, observation, and awareness. I will reference this in the future as well!

[Manpreet · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great guide

A great guide for those tapping deeper into their intuitive gifts and talents. Laid out with great exercises and tools

[Jen Restad · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book has great tools for discovering and using your own Intuition.

[Nicole Zupich · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not a lot of information in this book that wasn't super obvious.

[Danielle Starcher · Rating 2 out of 5]

I didn’t finish it. It is well written. Gives you things to do every chapter.

[Laura · Rating 5 out of 5]

Natalie makes approaching spirituality so simple and explains things in a way that anyone can resonate with. She is not overly “woo woo” and allows the reader to use their own language and interpretation on how they relate to the spiritual side of life. I especially appreciate her views on being consciously intuitive and educating us on how to buy ethically, and handle our spiritual practices in a way that doesn’t culturally appropriate. She even gives tips on how to call on the strength of certain crystals without having to actually buy them. Which is great, as not everyone is privileged enough to be able to afford such expensive tools. In short, she makes reactivating your intuitive gifts something that anyone can feel comfortable and able to do.

[Louisa Mackay · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book crossed my path in the beginning of 2022, and it was exactly what I needed to read at that moment in time. It invited me to trust my intuition in a way that is unique to my being. Natalie’s words brought deep nurture and revelation to my soul.

[Nicole Spears · Rating 5 out of 5]

Per usual with Natalie, a down-to-earth and highly accessible approach to exploring and employing your intuitive gifts. Loved this read!