by Owen Waters

Besides using daily meditation to enhance intuition, there is a method that I have encountered, almost by accident, over the years. It has two components: Curiosity and surprise.

If you focus on a question and then ask your intuition to answer it, you can almost guarantee that such a state of expectancy will cause the ego part of your physical mind to oblige by inventing an answer. Meanwhile, any real intuition gets blocked out by the noise of the physical brain activity. And, of course, the answer will be invariably wrong because it was the result of creative invention not inner wisdom.

This is especially so if a person has an emotional investment in the answer going one way or another. Here’s how to cut the obliging, yet fake, brain response out of the picture.

1. Be intensely curious about wanting the answer to a mystery.

2. Ask for an answer from your intuition.

3. Then, forget all about it. Whenever the question comes back into your mind, change the subject and think about something else. It’s the answer you want, not a chance to dwell more on the question.

4. When (and if) an answer later pops into your head unexpectedly, by surprise, take note of it.

Those are two essential components: Curiosity and surprise.

The Best Method Yet

Traditional wisdom tells us to best weigh a decision by sleeping on it.

In fact, delaying a decision by three days and nights works even better than just one night.

Going to sleep before re-considering the decision fulfills the “forget all about it” requirement, but it does something far more than that.

At night, especially in the first two hours of sleep, your consciousness detaches from its physical shell and roams high into the spirit and soul realms. The deeper your awareness rises into the upper reaches of the fourth-density spirit or astral realms, the closer it gets to a solid connection to your fifth-density nonphysical soul consciousness, which is the fountain of true wisdom that lies with us all.

So, that “sleep on it” advice has more potential to help you reach wise decisions than it would seem at first glance.

Last thing every night, make a curiosity-powered question – an “I wonder what…” type of question addressed to your soul or higher self.

Then, be in the habit of waking in the morning with your first thought being, “What do I most need to know right now.”

In fact, that can be the best question posed to your soul before going to sleep.

“What do I most need to know right now?”

It will open the door to the best advice with ideal timing.

*For deeper information on this subject, be sure to read Soul Communion by Owen Waters.

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