To discover the
quiet voice inside that speaks
so gently is a wonderful, wonderful thing.
It whispers it’s okay or tells you to run away; it speaks loudly at
times, it shows you the way. When not
listened to, you discover for yourself it may have been better to trust
this
aspect of yourself that can see the most likely and probable outcome of
any situation. The trick is to know the difference when it
is speaking or a sub-personality is speaking.
The sub-personality is an aspect of yourself that pulls or draws
information of what it (you) have experienced from birth to the present
moment.
A sub-personality only knows and can
only express what it has experienced in the past and surmises the most
likely
outcome whereas the Intuition portion of yourself is not bound by past
experiences, it resides in the present and can immediately gather the
most probable
outcome and usually or almost always offers the more easy and joyful
experience
of any situation. It is this thought or
feeling that pops into your head out of nowhere and inspires you to do
something (go here or there or do this or that) and is usually
accompanied with
a joyful or loving feeling. The
sub-personality is usually the second thought or afterthought that says
something
along the lines of “Hey you can’t do that or you need to have this in
order to
do that”. One aspect of yourself (sub-personality)
provides information from past experiences and uses mental communication
and
the Higher Aspect of yourself motivates you and comes primarily from the
feeling center. With practice you will
be able to differentiate between the two, one will cause you to smile
while the
other will have you feeling less joyful or thinking, I should’ve
listened to my
first thought. There is an excellent
book that can assist with this process, Creative Visualization by Shakti
Gawain. The key is to trust this Higher
Aspect of yourself, to trust your first feeling or thought and move
forward
into the unknown and know that all will be well.
****End Transmission****
