Tapping Into The Right Side of the Brain, Where Intuition Lives.

 

We are told that we are either “right brained” or “left brained,” but the reality is that we use both sides of our brain. We may be more dominant, or have the traits of one or the other, but in order to live and survive, like most things, it is a balance.

Many of us have been conditioned to rely mostly on the left side of our brain (which is responsible for logic and analysis). When we speak of things that are not black and white, we might have been described as frivolous, silly or too emotional, and not taken seriously as a result. Research shows that there is a lot to be said about tapping into the right side of our brain, where intuition, body memory, and the subconscious lives.

Using the right side of our brain is leaning into our intuition. We can strengthen this by using visualization, releasing fear, relaxing and optimizing the physical aspect of our lives to strengthen ourselves.

Once we go into our subconscious and start using our intuition, we start relaxing. We let go of the inner (or outer) critic, and we become more creative. We start letting go and it works more and more in our favor.

Just think what this world could be if more people used the gifts given to them. We would be more fulfilled, useful, and helpful to others.

The video above is the first of a playlist I am creating, entitled "Tapping Into Our Intuition." The series is about believing in, and trusting, ourselves to live life in the most authentic and fulfilling way possible.

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Tarot Card Message. Burdens, Choices, and Regret.

The three cards represent carrying a burden and having a lot of choices to pick from. Sometimes waiting for the right time and not feeling rushed is better in the long run. Waiting can be really hard when we feel pressure, but the regret of making a rash decision can be much worse. 

Take your time and do what’s right for you! 

Hopefully this resonates with you and helps you on your path. If someone you care about needs to see this, please pass it on. 

This card is from one of my favorite decks, Golden Art Nouveau by Giulia F. Massaglia.

 

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Tarot Card Message of the Day. Luxury, Loneliness and Inner Strength.

Tarot Card Message of the Day. 

The three cards represent having the luxuries we want, dealing with our loneliness, and the strength to look inward. 

Hopefully this resonates with you and helps you on your path. 

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This card is from one of my favorite decks, Golden Art Nouveau by Giulia F. Massaglia. 

 

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Tarot Card Message of the Day. Moving On, New Beginnings and Justice.

 

Tarot Card Message of the Day. 

The three cards represent walking away from a situation, starting something new (and not being too reckless) and the balancing of external influences. 

Hopefully this resonates with you and helps you on your path. If someone you care about needs to see this, please pass it on. 

This card is from one of my favorite decks, Golden Art Nouveau by Giulia F. Massaglia.

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What is Mind Mapping?

 

Mind Mapping is a process of imagining your desired goal as the “trunk of a tree” and then visualizing the branches as they grow outward from the trunk as the steps needed to make it a reality.

For instance, if you choose to focus on your health, you may want to use branches of the tree to represent the following: nutrition, mental health, physical exercise, and medical advice.

As in a tree, the branches grow out further, so what do we need to do to get on a nutrition plan that will give us optimal health? If it is defining your macros, making a meal plan, and learning how to prepare and cook meals, the next set of branches would be doing the calculation for macros, designing a plan to give you the nutrients you need to adhere to your plan, and looking up recipes or taking a cooking class.

Once you get to the minute details, you can take action. This process makes things more digestible and manageable.

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Boldly Embracing the Unknown.

 

My last two blogs focused on manifestation, both Albert Einstein’s theory, and also the organization of your life by categories in order to make it more manageable.

But what happens when we want to make change, yet we suddenly feel held back by our own insecurities and doubts?

This is our ego working. It thinks it is protecting us, making us safe.

That is the ego’s job. It likes to plant the seeds of doubt “What if this doesn’t work out? What if I make a fool of myself trying something new? How about if people stop loving me?” It keeps us where we are, and with what we know.

That's when we slam the brakes on, and and before we know it, we’re stuck in a rut.

Factor in outside voices of family, friends, not so friendly “friends” and the news, and we really freak out!

Rather than second guessing everything we do, we need to keep moving forward. When we realize and accept this is the job of the ego (and we stay away from negativity in the process), we can then forge ahead.  

This is the time for us to become bold and fearless.

Start a journal to find the pathway to your life. What moves you? What do you need to remove from your life? By setting aside time every day, even for just 15 minutes, we can then deal with our negative conditioning and fears.

Keep lists, clip out interesting photos, track what makes you feel excited and aligned, and also make note of what takes you off track. Find out more about yourself so you can manifest.

Start from the beginning of what Albert Einstein once said:

See it.
Understand why.
Believe it.
Feel all the emotions.

Then break it down into life categories if that helps you.

Give in to your soul without thinking of the unknown, and listen to the whisperings of your heart. 

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Organizing Your Life to Manifest.

 

This vlog is a continuation of my last vlog, “Albert Einstein and Manifestation,” which detailed the four principals to Manifesting Your Dream Life.

In this vlog, I’m adding organizing your vision into categories of your life, to make it manageable and doable. Looking at our lives as one clump can be overwhelming. By getting the granular details on paper for each category, (and breaking it down), we can see it, do it, and then go back and modify it as necessary.

I used the categories associated with the Feng Shui bagua, which include the following (feel free to change them to your liking):

Health: What are your foundations to reach optimal health and wellness?

Romance: What kind of relationship do you want and need, and what are your “must haves” in order to be happy and be the best partner you can be?

Creativity: What activities would you like to pursue to be creative?

Helpful Friends: What is most important to you in a friendship? What activities do you like to do with your friends?

Career: What would you like to pursue to give back to the world and be on your path?

Learning: What interests you, and what would you like to learn more about?

Family: What kind of relationship do you want with your biological family? What about your chosen family? What boundaries do you need to put in place?

Abundance: What do you need to do to reach the level of wealth you desire?

Reputation and Image: What does the presentation of yourself say to the world? Is this the message you want to be sending out?

Once we break down exactly what we are looking for in each category above, we can then see how we want to live our lives. We can see it, make a plan, and then take action to live it.

Once we “live with it,” we can decide if it is aligned with who we really are. If not, we can tweak, change, or dismiss what does not work for us, and begin again.

As our lives change, and we change, we can re-organize and continue to grow, and become the best version of ourselves. 

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