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Intuitive Way

Intuitive Way

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: I am a believer
Review: I used to pass off things as coincidences, now I know how to better use my intuition to guide me through life. Almost at once when I started the book I began to 'see' things I might have normally missed. I suggest this book to anyone who is ready to change their lives. Another book that helped me is Rat Race Relaxer: Your Potential & The Maza of Life by JoAnna Carey.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: An excellent guide to finding your inner wisdom.
Review: Ms. Peirce has written a thoughtful and well-organized guide to developing our relationship with the intuitive mind. Her premise is that each person has an intuitive faculty, which is our birthright as human beings. However, some people are more in touch with this faculty than others. Thus her strategy is to show us what blocks intuition, then how to work to unblock it. The exercises she provides to help us do this take up a large part of the book. In that sense, it is more of a workbook than just a book to read.

Part 1, entitled "Creating a Clear Lens," walks the reader through a series of exercises to clean out habits of thought, fears, and unhelpful beliefs which most of us carry around until we do our interior housekeeping. Many exercises resemble the work that so many people do in therapy, that is, uncovering painful issues from the past and clearing them out. This clearing opens up the channel from the "Big Mind," that is, the intuitive mind, so that we can receive guidance.

In Part 2, "Accessing Subtle Information," the focus turns to specific exercises for developing more sensitive perception and awareness. You will find here an emphasis on using your body awareness to tap into your intuitive mind. This makes perfect sense, as being grounded in the physical realm gives us a stable base from which to extend outward into the unknown.

Finally, in Part 3, "Making Intuition Useful," Ms. Peirce leads us through exercises on applying intuition to everyday life. She includes very good information on dream work, working with the creative process, self-healing, and accessing super-conscious guidance, among other topics.

This is really a lovely book. It is down-to-earth and practical, but also leads the reader gently into the spiritual realm. Ms. Peirce does not promote using ESP or telepathy in order to control the future, manipulate others, or otherwise get one's way in life. Rather, she encourages us to open up to a higher consciousness, and live our lives by creating in tandem with this consciousness. Through this work we become more at peace, more loving, more creative, and just plain happier.


Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Best on the subject
Review: Outstanding book. Very practical and offers insights that are immediately usable. I highly recommend this book to everyone.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Best on the subject
Review: Outstanding book. Very practical and offers insights that are immediately usable. I highly recommend this book to everyone.


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