August 31, 2008
Tuition Assistance Application
Christopher Stewart
Many scientific studies have demonstrated the reality of intuition for getting information which is remote in space-time.
Many scientific studies have demonstrated the reality of intuition for getting information which is remote in space-time.
Remote is a euphemism for “can’t be explained using currently accepted physical laws.” However, respected scientists have studied the ability of humans to gather remote information…and, we can…but, we can’t explain it.
The primary thesis is that nonlocal consciousness in a nonlocal universe has these abilities. Nonlocality is the word used to evoke the concepts of the collective unconscious, the Oversoul, quantum interconnectedness, etc.
The experience of intuition varies from episode to episode, person to person. Often polymodal, it engages sight, hearing, implicit knowledge, or a variety of sense experiences combined.
Sometimes it is dream-like and has “other-worldly” qualities. Often it is accompanied by a sense of peace. A typical outcome involves learning something relevant you already know implicitly but are not aware of consciously. It is a sudden insight, certain knowledge that arrives without “effort”, or an inspiration.
Having an intuitive experience is like having a conversation with truth and sourcing one’s own higher power. Unlike “facts” which presume a reliance on someone else’s information, intuition is a direct experience that is self-evident and self-validating. It is either meaningful or it is not.
In the global economy today we have enough technology, ability and capacity to blow ourselves up or to heal every human illness, or want.
Heartmind intuition or intuitive intelligence is a powerful tool for our continued evolution. When it is clearly engaged within a business or personal environment it reaches into a far greater awareness. This awareness is the connection of the heart beyond space/time. The connection shows us the domain of unknown events, people and potential.
Businesses and governments have used this ability for years under the name Remote Viewing. Remote viewing can best be defined as the controlled use of Extrasensory Perception (ESP) through a specific method. Using a set of protocols, the remote viewer can perceive a target - a person, object or event - that is located distantly in time and space.
A remote viewer, can perceive a target in the past or future that is located in the next room, across the country, around the world or, theoretically, across the universe. In remote viewing, time and space are meaningless. Remote viewing is different from ESP because it uses specific techniques, which can be learned by nearly anyone.
No one is certain how remote viewing works; only that it does. One theory is that trained remote viewers are able to tap into the “Universal Mind”, a kind of comprehensive storehouse of information about everything, where time and space are irrelevant.
Remote viewing is usually considered a controlled shifting of awareness that is performed in the normal waking state of consciousness, and it does not typically involve an out-of-body experience, hypnosis, an altered state of consciousness, or channeling.
Highly skilled remote viewers may achieve a success rate of nearly 100 percent and may be able to access a specific target nearly all of the time. However, all of the data obtained may not be completely accurate.
Several different factors are involved regarding successful remote viewing and some targets may be more complicated to reach and to describe than other targets. As with most other skills or talents, the level of remote viewing ability varies from person to person.
To attain new visions, we must engage all of our abilities. Much business practice is adaptive innovation based on benchmarking.
Real innovation is a new vision, a new dream that is actualized.
About the Author: Business intuition expert Christopher Stewart has a proven track record of the effectiveness of his skills as a strategist, consultant, adviser, and teacher. A natural intuitive since childhood, Christopher has traveled extensively throughout the world, and worked internationally with clients since 1981. His corporate experience includes government organizations as well as public and private companies in the technology, media, and professional services sectors.You can visit Christophers website at http://www.ionaconsulting.com for further information and to schedule a private consultation. You can also look for frequent updates to his blog at: http://intuitiveliving.blogspot.com/
Intuition is neither positive nor negative; neither good nor bad, neither male nor female. It just is. It is unconditional.
Intuition is neither positive nor negative; neither good nor bad, neither male nor female. It just is. It is unconditional.
Where do we receive intuition? Through the solar-plexus mind, and we receive it in the form of unconditional feeling-tone vibrations. We receive it as feelings, and we then proceed to come up with a brain story to explain those feelings. It is in this process that the feeling-tone vibrations become fractured and polarized and take on perceptions of duality. (Of course, it is just our perceptions that are polarized.)
The ideal situation would be to let the intuition feeling-tone vibrations in, but to leave them as such and not put them through the brain process. The second we judge an intuition it is no longer unconditional and it becomes polarized. The second we doubt an intuition it is no longer unconditional and it becomes polarized. The same with fear. Once we have polarized an intuition we then spend our time trying to categorize those polarities and aligning ourselves with one or the other. This keeps us from understanding the totality of the intuitive message. We’re so busy judging things as either good or bad that we’ve set up a mental block which prevents us from feeling the feeling.
Intuition is feeling! It is not a thought process and it is not a brain process. We process intuition–and all feeling–in our gut, not our heads. The very second we judge (brain) an intuitive feeling as good, even, we have polarized our perception of that intuitive feeling and therefore block ourselves from the full message of that intuitive feeling.
Good and bad are dualities; they’re two sides of the same coin. If we only see good, then we’re only seeing half the picture. If we only see bad, we’re only seeing half the picture. Our attempt to intellectualize intuition is our attempt to find the full meaning of the coin by looking only at one side. Naturally, in this dimension, the coin of good and bad would be spinning furiously so you couldn’t hardly see either side of it. You’d see it as ONE object. It is our brains that try to stop the coin from spinning so that it can align itself with one of the two polarities.
If we see the coin as spinning and ignore the polarities in order to see the ONE-ness of it, then we can feel all the information contained in that coin in its totality without getting caught up in one or the other of the polarities which prevent us from seeing the totality. Our solar-plexus mind is specifically designed to do this, but we have trained ourselves to rely on our intellectual brains to translate feeling-tones. Like computers, the intellectual part of our brains is binary or dualistic. Our brains interpret and categorize according to polarity alignments. Everything has to be either good or bad so the brain knows where to file it. Because of this, we can never see the totality and wholeness of anything just using our brains.
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