Jun 6

I developed a knack for worrying at a young age. I was good at it and I engaged in it frequently and easily. I could do it all on my own and there was little that could get in my way. Sounds almost like a passion… Well, I would say it was more like a pastime that was void of any joy. Author and lecturer, Leo Buscaglia wisely said ” Worry never robs tomorrow of its sorrow, it only saps today of its joy”. This was the truth for me when my mind was overrun with unnecessary thoughts dictating an impending future or an unsatisfactory outcome. Fortunately I realized that there was more to life than worry. I understood that in the spectrum of human emotions there were better emotions I could feel and experience. I also knew that there were better physical states of being I could experience that would fill me with peace instead of symptoms of anxiety.

Continue reading Julie’s thoughts — Using your intuition to alleviate worry

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May 14

We’ve all heard about mother’s intuition. At some point in our lives we may have experienced it as the unseen guiding force behind mother always knowing what’s best. It is when we know in some way or another that what mother senses is usually right on, helpful and accurate. Mother’s intuition when consulted and then trusted often brings relief, ease and love to those around her, especially her children.

How can we all access this place within us? This place where mothers access their intuition and are able to provide well-being and security to their children and loved ones.

Continue reading Julie’s thoughts — Mother’s Intuition: Learning to develop your intuition (even if you’re not a mother)

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May 9

Cultivating moments of silence in your day will invite your inner world to come alive and be heard. In these moments, you are being offered inspiration and guidance from your intuition, your inner wisdom.

How you are you creating time for silence in your day?

Continue reading Julie’s thoughts — Intuition through Silence

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May 1

When we want something other than what is, we suffer. Byron Katie, teacher of The Work and author of various bestselling titles including A Thousand Names for Joy and Loving What Is, calls this arguing with reality. When our thoughts create stress in our life, Katie explains, we are attaching to our thoughts and believing them to be true. As long as we believe these stressful thoughts we continue to live with stress. Katie teaches individuals how to question their thoughts and shares that if we take time to meet our thoughts with understanding (as she demonstrates through The Work (4 questions)), we invite our deepest truth to emerge from within. As we do this, she teaches, we open the doorway to greater freedom, inner peace and love for self and one another.

Continue reading Julie’s thoughts — Loving what IS - A path to inner peace (and your intuition)

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May 1

“Intuition is a spiritual faculty and does not explain,

but simply points the way” — Florence Scovel Shinn

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What are you being led towards today?

An easy way to find out is to keep checking in with yourself in each moment.

Notice in the moment how you feel.

Feeling good is a great way to gauge if what you are inquiring about is right for you. If there is resistance or discomfort coming from within, inquire and see what that might mean for you. Getting used to feeling good is a fantastic way to trust what is true for you in the moment so that you can be led by your intuition. And remember, from moment to moment, feelings change. This is why it is important to ask, what is true for me, right now?

Continue reading Julie’s thoughts — What is true for you, right now?

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