Tag: spiritual intelligence
Now is the time to recognize and embrace the missing link, spirit, into our leadership models. Here are four steps to sparking the spiritual intelligence from within.
Normally I wouldn’t give away these hard-earned secrets for free (or for the mere price of the little upcoming book this article is taken from, How To Develop Profound Intuition). But I need the good karma. During my many years employing intuitive intelligence have learned a great deal about how it works, why it sometimes doesn’t, and the common pitfalls people make when using such “integrated intelligence.” #intuition
The problem for all of us is that the mind tends to be highly judgmental. It likes to make immediate and definite discriminations regarding what it sees. Yet those judgments are often informed by past experience, one’s knowledge base, beliefs, and the way things look up front.
The third thing you are going to need if you want to develop profound intuition is commitment. And this means dedication, persistence and patience. The intuitive mind is an alien beast to most of us in the modern world. We all use intuition, of course. But few of us employ it regularly, nor trust it emphatically.
Developing the intuitive mind will be met with resistance from your “rational” mind. The rational, analytical mind is used to being in control. It is also used to seeing itself as a discrete, isolated entity, separate from the world.
The soul’s journey is one of grace. The universe guides us and nurtures us, much like a loving parent. But that parent knows the value of tough love. Oftentimes it leads us into places that lead to suffering, where that suffering can deepen our wisdom. And it is perfectly willing to allow us to make foolish choices which can lead to painful outcomes.
I often refer to the term “Integrated Intelligence.” For example, it is a central part of my most popular book Discover Your Soul Template: 14 Tools for Activating Integrated Intelligence , as well as my podcast The Consciousness Files. However, not everyone who will read this has read my books or knows what I mean by the term. So in […]
Significantly, Tolle says that fame and success are not in themselves of lasting value to the spirit. They cannot fulfill you. Fulfillment must come in embracing life, which is only ever found in the present moment.
Synchronicities are meaningful coincidences. Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung was perhaps the best known theorist of synchronicity. For Jung, the cosmos was not the great machine of the modern science, but more of an intelligent, organic entity.
The universe works in mysterious ways. The following story, which I take from my ebook Extraordinary Mind, remains one of my favourite synchronicities.
Twenty years ago an aboriginal shaman woman told me that I should listen to the songs that came into my head, as they were a form of spiritual guidance. I was skeptical of the idea, but decided to test out if it was true. So I got myself a nice hardcover diary and began to […]
