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Questions to trigger intuition?

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Here are a few little tricks to trigger your intuition?

First, settle in comfortably… sit up straight… clear your mind. Ask to receive creative revelations from the deepest threshold of your consciousness. Do not stop to reread what you are about to write… let it flow… let the words emerge, without criticizing them, without trying to predict the path to take… Do not get ahead of them.

Tip: Imagine that it is your soul, or your inner child, or your future self speaking; address your personality in the second person, and do not try to reason…


Here are a few questions…

In which areas (work, love, spirituality, physical fitness, leisure, etc.) would I, the soul, like you, the personality, to place greater importance?

If I had all my time to myself, if I had no responsibilities to take on and no deadlines to meet, what would I do first? And second? What sensations would I experience then?

How would each of these activities transform my mindset? What lesson could I draw from each of these activities?

What do I need to know to understand the good reasons that justify the following problem: _____________ (name the problem) or to write it down.

Be creative with your questions?

Note: The intuitive state is the soul's natural condition.
Your intuitive abilities grow when your worldview is one of growth, connection, and trust.

Good work to you, hoping for feedback.

Rolande

We are faced with an invincible defeat,
a feeling of failure that can no longer be overcome within oneself (…)

We truly believe ourselves to be victims of others, of our parents, and of our childhoods,
whereas we are primarily the unconscious executioners of ourselves.

Our needs and our fears tyrannize us
the inside more skillfully than anyone else (…)

Our personality is made up of a set of programs.
which confine us to ourselves, diminish our vitality
and sabotage our real development opportunities.

We then set out in pursuit of compensation.
externalities that end up exhausting us rather than satisfying us.

Guy Corneau
Victim of others, executioner of oneself

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