Intuition and Inner Compass I

Three keys, a quote and an invitation

One

An inner crisis of meaning, identity, purpose or will, is the most obvious signifier that one is currently going through a shift or transition between paradigms or value systems.

Two 

Work on bringing into consciousness what wants to emerge from your unconsciousness.
With love and kindness towards yourself comes courage.
Conscious suffering is easier than unconscious suffering.

Three

Will needs to follow consciousness. The bridge needs to be built.
There can be a flight from the real world and we are not able to manifest our awakening, to make our intuitions real.
We may have seen in our minds what we intuit to be possible, but can’t activate our will to realize it, to turn it into reality.

A quote:

“Know, love and transform yourself.”

Roberto Assagioli

An invitation

Wisdom is asking the right questions. Clarity comes with presence and heightened awareness about how and to what we pay attention.

My invitation this week is for you to:

Think of beliefs buried inside you and holding you back.
Ask yourself and write the answers in your journal:

Write: I have this belief that (fill in the gap)

Write your reply to these questions:
1. Is that true?
2. Might I be assuming?
3. Am I the owner of that voice that comes with the belief?

We see what we want to see and expect to see. We hold on to what we know and like. To uncover and change mindsets takes work. The body helps; sense the body. As always, I recommend you journal what comes up for you. Journaling is a proven way to align with and harness your intuition, improve happiness, strengthen intention, deepen presence and enhance creativity. 

Thank you for reading, as always, I’d love to hear your thoughts and questions. If you are enjoying reading this, are curious to find out more and think others might be, please do share!

With love & respect,

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