Intuition Training

by Frederick Dodson

Intuition is the ability to understand something instantly, without the need for conscious reasoning.The Dictionary lists these synonyms: Hunch, Foreknowledge, Inspiration, Perceptivity, Premonition, Presentiment, Gut Feeling, Innate Knowledge, Insight.It also lists the following synonyms, although these are actually different than Intuition: Clairvoyance, Second Sight, Sixth Sense, Discernment, Gut Feeling and Instinct. As a humans evolve to their next higher version, they will live more from intuition than the old body-mind reactions. Contrary to popular belief, intuition is more accurate than any other source. I owe much of my own success and happiness to it. Many of my decisions are made in contradiction to normal reasoning. The purpose of this book is to look at Intuition from many different angles so that you attain a clear sense of this precious gift and take a leap to higher consciousness.

Genres: Spirituality, Philosophy

158 pages, Hardcover

Published April 8, 2021

About the author

Frederick Dodson, success coach and consciousness researcher, author of over 35 books translated into 7 Languages.

Reviews

[Nikki Soulsby · Rating 2 out of 5]

Overpromised. Underdelivered.

If you want a book that teaches you how to develop intuition, this isn't it. I know, I know, the title says otherwise but if you've read anything in the area of the law of attraction, self-help, and limiting beliefs you already know everything the author says in here (and probably more).

The book is fine, but it didn't meet expectations.

[Peggy · Rating 4 out of 5]

The author provided some useful information. I'll read it again sometime for inspiration.

[Angelo John Lewis · Rating 4 out of 5]

After listening to the audiobook version, I've become a fan of Frederick Dodson. This is easily digestible self-help fare and might serve as an introduction to his more demanding work. He is kind of a super-contemporary Napoleon Hill who uses a light touch in explaining metaphysical concepts and how to apply them. If you've read similar fare, you will encounter much that is familiar, but approached from a different angle.