and Some Fascinating Facts about Your Intuition

Hi Everyone,

Because many have written and asked for an opportunity to learn more about the process of developing your inherent gift of intuition, I write this to bring to your attention an evening workshop Yanni, my co-author and friend and I have put together for you.

On Wednesday, June 9, from 7-9pm at the Doylestown Hospital Health and Wellness Center, in Warrington, PA, Yanni and I will be sharing tools and wisdom designed to enable you to live a more intuitive life. Such information can only enhance both the practical and spiritual aspects of your life – as it has ours. If you are thinking that you might like to learn how easy it is to develop your inner guidance system, and you might like to join us, please visit:

https://www.dh.org/body.cfmxyzpdqabc=0&id=225&registration=true&action=detail&ref=1348
 

What is Truth?
A difficult question: but I have solved it for myself
by saying that it is what “the voice within” tells you.
~Mahatma Gandhi


Sharing Some Recent Examples of the Power of Living an Intuitive Life

As many of you know, I strongly believe that as human beings all of us are exceptionally powerful, even extraordinary, and that it is our inherent gift of intuitive wisdom which contributes to our ability to live a more confident and empowered life.

I realize that during the process of growing intuitively for close to two decades, I have experienced a powerful personal transformation. From this awareness has come Intuition Is Easy and Fun: The Art of Developing Your Natural Born Gift of Intuition, a book and audio book written with my dear friend and teacher of meditation and intuition, Yanni Maniates. I feel that what I learned could also empower and assist others.

Here are a few interesting tidbits regarding the value of living an intuitive life which you may not have known. Last night, on PBS, renowned physician and author, Christiane Northrup, presented an excellent show, Women’s Bodies, Women’s Wisdom. A central point throughout the show: women are blessed with enormous intuitive wisdom. While men are also inherently intuitive, women, in particular, she feels, need to know that their wisdom physiologically improves with age.

Dr. Northrup beautifully reinforced the message that I have for so long emphasized. That is: our inherent wisdom is something like a fine wine; the older we get, the more we use it and the better it becomes! While women tend to be more intuitive throughout their lives during their menstrual cycle, during and following menopause, they have more neuropeptides available which enhance their intuition. This is impressive information.

Whatever age you may be, you have probably experienced times when you knew something without any previous knowledge of it. You just knew it! The aging process enhances this for us, especially for women.

Furthermore, lately, I have heard many noting an increased awareness of the gift of their intuition. Only a few days ago, my brother told me that he is increasingly trusting his intuition in both financial and medical matters. Several weeks ago, a dear friend told me that she had made an appointment to have her hair done on a different day, intuitively knowing, she told me, that she would see me at the salon that day (something that rarely happened)…and she did!

A dear friend of mine, a physician and author of Dying Was The Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me and Only A Moment Ago, William Hablitzel, shared with me that had it not been for his strong intuitive urging to not listen to the doctor treating his mother, she might not still be alive. The doctor treated Bill’s mother for a cardiac problem. My friend, on the other hand, intuitively felt that the issue might be a lung embolism. Though he would not normally interfere with another doctor’s treatment, he felt compelled to intervene. The diagnostics he ordered for her resulted in the proper treatment and his mother being alive and well today. Bill is a huge advocate of learning to trust and honor that “still, small voice within.”

And there are more examples. Lisa* (a pseudonym), a mom with whom I had worked several years ago, shared with me that she found herself experiencing specific parts of her body aching before she received bad news. Recently, Cheryl*, another woman with whom I was speaking, shared with me that she intuitively knew of the impending death of a beloved family member. Despite her pleas, she could not stop her dear family member from following through with her plans, which, unfortunately resulted in a tragic accident.

Because of the work I do with cancer patients, I have had many people share with me that during the course of their treatment, they would have moments when they felt uncomfortable with what they were being told regarding the course of their treatment – or the outcomes. Therefore, they felt compelled to change doctors or hospitals. This, they often say, is what they felt contributed to their successful outcomes.

If you would like to share an interesting, informative evening in which you learn ways to harness your intuition, please consider joining us. The link for you to click on is:

https://www.dh.org/body.cfmxyzpdqabc=0&id=225&registration=true&action=detail&ref=1348

If you cannot attend, we will miss you. If you would like to read more about our work, please visit our website:

http://www.intuitioniseasyandfun.com  

Finally, if you would like to share a story or two regarding the power of listening to your intuitive wisdom, please visit either:

http://lovetofeelgoodblog.com/2010/06/share-stories-of-extraordinary-intuition or

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&ref=mf&gid=276097544006

Thanks so much for your continued interest and support of our work.

Blessings of Warmth, Peace & Love,  Susan Apollon

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