Have you ever had that feeling as you’re going out of the door that you’ve forgotten something?
You know you should have remembered it but you can’t think what it is. So you rack your brain and decide that it’s just something probably small or not important at all and you’ll probably do without it.
So you […]
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I know this is a subject I’ve touched on before in various ways, but it’s always nice to see someone else dealing with it sensibly as well.
I’m talking about what stops us from using or acknowledging our intuition (in whatever form that takes).
This article has a nice series of reasons why and it’s worth taking […]
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No apologies for repeating the theme of dowsing in this post. Absolutely not!
Because, dear reader, I have come across a wonderful snippet which shows just how practical people can be at times. Positively wonderful!
The article which caught my eye was in the Ledbury Reporter, a sturdy publication from the leftish-middle part of the UK. Near […]
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Hands up all those who believe the universe is random and things ‘just happen’.
Well, if your hand stayed down, then you probably think that things happen for a reason, even if you can’t actually get at or understand the reason.
Picture this then…
Maggie and I were engaged in our conducting our conference call on Space Clearing. […]
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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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