Intuition, Sixth Sense
& Psychic Abilities...
Q:
What is the difference between the sixth
sense, intuition, and psychic abilities?
A: They're all related
to each other. A lot of the psychic abilities come from mental transfer.
You'll be with a person, and a
thought will jump across from them, enabling you to pick up the direction
they're going in their life, or some aspect of their thinking or their desires.
A lot of psychic information is transferred like that.
Intuition
often comes from the subliminal nature of
perception. Sometimes you can pick up
information subliminally, and a day later it
will flash in your mind as intuition. But, in
fact, it's not really a supernatural knowing;
it's more a subtle knowing.
The
example I've given in the past is that you might
subliminally pick up on some fine noise in the
engine of your car. Then you'll get in your car
two or three days later and think, My God,
we're going to break down. You think it's
intuition when, in fact, you heard it in the
subtle change in the engine noise, which
indicated some technical problem or malfunction.
The
sixth sense is all-knowing. As you discipline
your life, exit the evolution and emotion of the
Earth plane, and embrace the infinite self
within, you become more connected to people and
the whole energy of this evolution.
As
you practice pulling information and ideas to
you, you tune more into the sixth sense. In the
end, you know what people are thinking and
feeling, and you know where things are going. So
the sixth sense is cool, because it saves you a
lot of trouble, and it makes you wise.
Q:
Many people suggest that it is more
advantageous to trust one's inner guidance, or superconscious than information
received psychically from the spirit world. But how do we know our inner
guidance knows more than the inner guidance of a spirit being?
A: I think
it's easy to get hung up on definitions between one's inner guidance, one's
superconscious, one's Higher Self, psychic phenomena, and spirit worlds. Any
information that comes to you, from wherever it comes to you, if it makes sense
and is correct, then all's well and good.
If it doesn't make sense and is
woo-woo, if it tells you to sell everything and give your money to some weirdo
charity, then watch out. I think it's very much a matter of not getting hung up.
If it feels good, step forward gingerly, and if you don't know, don't go.
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