The Mind Is The Enemy Of Intuition,

People Are Often Very Frightened Of Their Anger. They Feel It Will Cause Them To Do Something Harmful. If You Have This Fear, Create A Safe Situation Where You Can Express Your Anger, Alone Or With A Trusted Therapist Or Friend. Allow Yourself To Talk Angrily, Shout, Hit Pillows, Whatever You Feel Like. Once You've Done This In A Safe Environment, You Will Have Released Some Of The Charge, And You Can Look Underneath The Anger To Find What You Need To Do To Take Better Care Of Yourself. Like Any Emotion, Anger Is A Valuable Tool, Teaching Us Who We Are And How We Feel.

What I Am Actually Saying Is That We Need To Be Willing To Let Our Intuition Guide Us, And Then Be Willing To Follow That Guidance Directly And Fearlessly.

Beingness, Doingness And Havingness Are Like A Triangle Where Each Side Supports The Others. They Are Not In Conflict With Each Other. They All Exist Simultaneously. Often People Attempt To Live Their Lives Backwards: They Try To Have More Things, Or More Money, In Order To Do More Of What They Want, So That They Will Be Happier. The Way It Actually Works Is The Reverse. You Must First Be Who You Really Are, Then Do What You Need To Do, In Order To Have What You Want.

The Most Successful People Are Often Very Intuitive. Consciously Or Unconsciously, They Follow Their Gut Feelings. Following Intuition Puts Us In The Flow - A Very Alive, Productive, And Desirable State.

All Our Relationships, Especially The Deep Ones, Stir Up The Deepest Issues For Us That We Need To Confront And Work With.