MY ATTEMPT AT INTUITION
About the test: on two questions, I felt torn between two answers, so I chose a first-option and second-option answer. For both, the Intuitive answer was my second-option answer. The other two questions, I didn’t choose the Intuitive answer at all. Clearly my Psychic Intuition is rather weak. I’m too much of a worrier to be a strong Intuitive anyway.
I spend ten to twenty minutes a few nights a week trying to train my intuitive muscle, but it’s been slow-going. It’s usually just one thought or idea coming in, preceded by a long pause, and the thought or idea is nothing earthshaking. It’s as if whatever is sending information into my head really doesn’t want to discuss the question. Perhaps I ought to ask ‘what do I need to know?’ and see what tumbles into my mind.
I learned long ago that listening to gong music recordings seems to really open-up my crown chakra area. Like that hypothetical funnel was wide open and all the flotsam of the universe was falling into it. If you’re ‘stuck’ trying to develop your Psychic Intuition, maybe gong recordings at YouTube or Spotify can help. I own a gong-music recording titled ‘Labyrinth’ by Michael Bettine, which I found particularly effective but try a variety of gong recordings. You may find one you prefer above all else.
Psychic Intuition sounds like a useful skill that could come through in many a pinch and convey actionable information. Intuitives sound like the sort of people for whom things just naturally fall into place, because they know the right things will come together at the right time, and who doesn’t want to go through life with that sort of reassured calm? If one of the most important functions divination serves is acting as an early warning system, then developing Psychic Intuition is a valuable skill.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Sanders, Pete A. Jr. You Are Psychic! An MIT-trained scientist’s proven program for expanding your psychic powers. New York: Fawcett Columbine, 1989. 274 pages. ISBN: 0-449-90507-1.