Silly things you can seem to do with your intuition….
Tell who’s on the phone before you call
Know which pet you should pick at at the store
Avoid a really bad film rental
Know when to change check-out lanes in the supermarket
Know you’ve got the wrong burger before you unwrap it
Know which phone booth / video game / […]
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Apologies for the delay in posting, but I’ve been away in the UK, visiting my father and looking around the place a bit. In fact, we went to Kent, an area I didn’t know very well. I’d sort of passed through it a lot, but never really looked, if you know what I mean.
Anyway, the […]
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A rather grand title to this piece, but I think it correct.
I have hinted before in other posts in this blog (in numerous places), about the benefits of intuition and of living intuitively. But, because they were only passing comments, in the most part anyway, I thought I should really try and tie them all […]
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Yes, I know it’s a catchy looking headline, and it’s meant to be! But you can drop the old paradox about going back to kill your great-great-grandfather. That doesn’t apply here.
The thing about intuition which has always bugged me a little (or a lot, depending on many factors), is where does the information come […]
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Now I know that there are various arguments for and against dowsing from a religious point of view. Some say that dowsing is a gift from God while others talk of it as though it were the work of the Devil.
In order to help settle this difficult dilemma, who better to turn to than a […]
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