A couple ways I experience this is through creativity, pondering, and asking questions. Often with words, art, and music. After fine tuning my creation I know in that moment when my work is complete because my body tells me. I can feel perfect alignment or I like to call it “everything clicks into place.” This also happens when I’m searching online. What’s great about the internet is it’s like a portal for instantaneous answers to come to you. There’s no waiting, only searching, and answers. When you know your answer has come, you feel it.
It’s imperative to understand more fully how your mind gets in the way. What are some roadblocks to being intuitive?
- Tension or resistance will contradict your inner voice. For example trying to hard or pushing from the mind to get to an answer will only block your intuitive voice.
- Being attached to an outcome. Here you are not open to other possibilities to come through.
- Fear. Fear is the opposite of trusting. When we make decisions from fear it is coupled with lack, being less than or there’s not enough.
- The BIG “should.” When you’re finding that your mind is projecting shoulds or have to's on yourself this is when you know you are not receiving internal guidance. It’s a thought coming from your conditioning.
In connecting and developing a relationship with your inner voice guiding YOU here are some helpful tips:
1. Set and intention to be aware of your intuition and then write down any insights of intuition that come through. This will show yourself confirmation on a daily basis that you ARE intuitive and you can differentiate between your mind and inner guidance.
2. Asking questions, stay open and be curious. “I wonder if?” “Wouldn’t it be fun if?” “Wouldn’t it be nice if?” It helps you focus on a positive direction forward instead of ruminating about past events or worrying about the future.
3. Signs are all around us. Notice synchronicities that show up as confirmation. You can even ask “show me a sign so I know that I am heard.” Watch what happens next. Looking for synchronicities is an open state of being where surprises occur.
What are some things I can do to connect and listen to my inner voice? Create a practice. Become curious:
Meditation is an assured way to building a relationship with your intuition. You don’t necessarily need to be cross-legged in the lotus position. Any activity that get’s you into a relaxed open state will flood you with wisdom and intuitive insight. Walking, yoga, dancing, daydreaming, and breathing.
To learn more about intuition, join us in a conversation with our inspiring Intuition expert, coach and counselor, Bonita Kay Summers, listen to the interview available May 29th




“I allow all that I need to be provided for me”. Can it really be
that simple, to show up in a place of love and follow the threads of
desire and passion that emanate from our hearts? To trust and allow all
I need to be provided for me is taking place. I just need to get out of my own way and allow!



Let yourself relax into this meditation and discover how you’d like
to bring more play, joy and fun into your life. Our minds can’t
differentiate between visualizing being playful and the physical act of
being playful- you’ll still experience a fun light-hearted state. It
all begins with “seeing” yourself in a playful state and feelings of fun
will more easily flow into your way of being, in all that you do, and
with the people you love.
So you’ve got a lot on your plate, before you cross one more thing
off the to do list have you asked yourself lately, isn’t there more to
life than being a do-do, go machine. Sure you’re good at getting things
done but are you enjoying yourself? What if each moment could be fun and
enjoyed, not postponed to some future time or when you finally make it
to the weekend. If you’re not enjoying yourself while getting it all
done, you’re probably taking it all too seriously.
follow
the rules and play it safe. “Stop acting like a child.” “Grow up.”
“Start acting your age.” Most of us sought our parent’s approval, and so
little by little we trained our self into how we’re “supposed” to act.
What becomes important is our validation from others. In seeking
approval we focus on what other people think of us, worried about
rejection. As adults this later translates to the need to have it
figured out or appearing to have it figured out, or to not make a
mistake and screw up.
As we step into spring we leave the stillness of winter where
everything has been lying dormant. Spring time is an acceleration of
energy. Life is bursting forth all around us. Trees are blossoming with
new life. The daffodils have pushed their way through the soil and
smiling like little sun’s everywhere we look, reminding us of the warmth
of spring that is in the air. The days are getting longer and warmer.
person. She has had osteoporosis but that has never slowed her down.
About 18 months ago she started getting severe pains in her back and
right leg. Her walking went from brisk to extremely slow as every step
caused immense pain. We tried healers and acupuncture and
chiropractors but nothing worked. She finally had a major back
operation. Luckily, the operation was a success and the pain is no
longer there. Now she needs to do exercises three times a day. A
physical therapist comes to her home to work with her a few times a
week. The goal is to get her off the walker and cane and back to being
able to walk on her own again.
visit
I have ever had with my mother. I think the change was with me and my
intentions. I wanted nothing from my mother. I only wanted love for
her. I use to feel like going home meant falling through a black hole
and I could go from a full functioning adult back to feeling those
horrible feelings of being an eight year old child. Suddenly I would
find myself back into that old energy field.
valued
as are the facts….. “just the facts mam!” We have been taught
separation from a very young age. We have believed that others have the
answers, especially the experts with lots of letters after their names.
We have been taught that love lies outside of ourselves and so we need
the “other” to become whole. Living in this paradigm and way has
created a lot of pain within ourselves and outwardly mirrored in our
world.
Do
you remember watching the Wizard of Oz. Dorothy wants to find her way
home and finally is going to meet the Wizard. It turns out he is just a
little man with lots of expertise in theatrics but no real power. He
can’t get her home. And yet all along Dorothy has exactly what she
needs to get home… the red slippers and her intention saying over and
over “there is no place like home”.