Kia ora
Your intuition is a shortcut to productivity, insight, knowledge, innovation, and decision-making.
Have many of us lost our intuiton?
Have we become too comfortable and set in our ways to the extent that we are to scared to question?
What do you feel if someone questions that which you hold true?
I have been intriqued by Haysi's post about lies
Likewise the statement of eman
From what I read of history, truly intuitive people have always been in the minority.
Invariably those who exercise their intuition via constant questioning tend to be shunned or ostracised, often falling by the wayside or even eliminated
Think of the great minds that questioned the status quo and disappeared, only to be remembered for their genius by later generations and vindicated for the thoughts they expressed
How much more progress we could have made, had they been allowed to expound on their views
How many throw in the towel due to constant pressure, be it physical or emotional, ie the loss of "friends"?
Working on strengthening your intuiton is seen by so many as "non-conformist", "eccentric" and various other labels primarily used in an attempt to stop people rocking the boat
When boating, life jackets are an essential safety feature to remain afloat and prevent one from drowning
It is essential however that the lifejacket one wears is suited to the individual for a childs jacket will not support an adult and a child will slip out of an adult one
Do those floating on the sea of life have an uncomfortable feeling that their lifejacket (beliefs) will be inadequate to the task?
Is it perhaps their fear of water (society) that upsets them when the boat is rocked or encounters turbulent water?
The boat and their lifejackets are the only substantial things to which they can cling to and possible shipwreck, too frightening to contemplate, fills them with fear of an element that allows one to set a new course and navigate to new lands (thoughts)
Arohanui
Shalom
Bill