| Alaska, July 2009 |
| Unless we know something that is not very obvious from this view of an Alaskan fjord, one end of a ship, and its passengers looking at an awesome view, we can only guess. You, however, may possibly know something, deep in the recesses of your mind, that can add something to your initial sense of the virtual impossibility of knowing, for sure, whether the passengers are looking forward or aft. If so, you have the option of applying "intuition". Intuition is internal communication: a part of one's brain "enjoying, or at least debating, another part". In other words, it is an internal exchange of information. We can use this intuitional process, a capacity we all have, for good or ill; or we can neglect or decline to use it. These choices are eventually available to anyone capable of directing his or her attention within and willing to take a moment to choose consciously to do so. One has "only" to set aside -- temporarily and only in safe circumstances, of course -- the "clamor" of the external world on one's attention. Capacity for intuition is a capacity that appears to be available to us all as part of our common ancestral inheritance. Some of us are born lucky enough never to suffer any experience that debilitated mature development of this capacity. Others have had the luck to learn to recover, later in our lives, its temporary loss earlier. Still others appear to have had little such luck. Whichever may be the case for you, the linguistic "I have 'X emotion' now" (IHXEN, pronounced Eye-Zen, where 'X emotion' is limited to a noun or noun phrase) can, with practice -- possibly with a coach, or a partner, be used to recover and/or enhance whatever intuitional capacities one has had the luck to inherit. If we practice this advanced linguistic -- and others that Authentix Coaches call Rational Emoto-Linguistics -- we can learn to develop our intuitional capacity and channel it into producing practical and reliably accurate insight into virtually any situation that interests us ... and thereby solve what once had seemed an intractable problem or issue. |
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