Science of the Spirit
Have you ever wondered how it is that when you think of your friend on the other side of the world, seconds later they call or text? Or how a mother can sense her child is in distress when the child is at another location? When something like this occurs, there are three possibilities at play, the first being intuition.
According to the Merriam Webster dictionary, intuition is defined as, "The power or faculty of attaining direct knowledge or cognition without evident rational thought and inference." Another way to think of it is that this direct knowledge is essentially a download of information from the unified field into our brain. It occurs when we stop thinking and analyzing and we go into trance. It's almost as if our brain pauses, and that pause in the chatter allows other types of information to enter our nervous system. The challenge most of us face is what to do with the information when we receive it. Often we tend to analyze it and not trust its authenticity, but mothers and people who are open and can connect easily tend to trust it more. We all have access to this type of information—some are just more skilled at receiving it than others.
Another possibility is that people with strong emotional bonds are connected by an invisible field of information that allows them to relate in a non-local way. As an example, if you think of a radio, you tune the circuitry to make it resonate with the frequency you want to receive. In the biological system, it's our nervous system that acts as a receiver to connect to information beyond our senses. Our emotions—which are energy in motion—are the carrier waves of that specific information. Since all of matter is emitting information, and our bodies are made of matter, it should be no surprise that we are constantly emitting different frequencies, which carry information the same way that radio waves carry a message. So when strong emotional bonds connect people who are in a relationship, it's possible that they are bound by their emotions, and thus their energy, because they are vibrating and resonating at the same frequency. Thus, our brain synchronizes with the person with whom we have a strong emotional bond.
Finally, there is heart-centered energy. Studies have shown that when you are operating out of a creative, elevated state such as love, gratitude, compassion, and so on, as you radiate those feelings around you, it causes the field around your body to expand. As this field expands, it can affect another person's brain and body—and their health. For example, in a study in one of our advanced workshops, we gathered 50 participants to sit in the front of the room and we placed heart rate monitors on their chests.
Next, seven hundred students sitting behind them in a meditation began to practice opening their hearts and feeling elevated emotions like gratitude, joy, freedom, love, care, kindness, and appreciation. Once they could sustain that state, we then instructed them to radiate that energy beyond their bodies into the room. Since all frequency carries information, we asked the senders of the energy to place the intent of that energy for the greatest good of all of the students wearing the heart rate monitors. At the exact same time, on the exact same day, during the exact same meditation, more than 50% of those students in the front of the room all went into heart coherence, indicating that the intent of the senders was influencing the autonomic nervous systems of the students receiving that intent. If you're connecting with someone because you have your attention on them, and if where you place your attention is where you place your energy, then you are placing a lot of your attention on them. This bounds you by an invisible field of energy that allows you to tune into that person's frequency, and because all frequency carries information, you experience a download of information.
While science does not yet completely understand how intuition works, more and more studies are being developed to help us not only understand how it works, but how to measure it. But we do know it's not magic. There has to be a mechanism that allows information from the unified field to be translated into our biology. We just have to get better at it.
According to the Merriam Webster dictionary, intuition is defined as, "The power or faculty of attaining direct knowledge or cognition without evident rational thought and inference." Another way to think of it is that this direct knowledge is essentially a download of information from the unified field into our brain. It occurs when we stop thinking and analyzing and we go into trance. It's almost as if our brain pauses, and that pause in the chatter allows other types of information to enter our nervous system. The challenge most of us face is what to do with the information when we receive it. Often we tend to analyze it and not trust its authenticity, but mothers and people who are open and can connect easily tend to trust it more. We all have access to this type of information—some are just more skilled at receiving it than others.
Another possibility is that people with strong emotional bonds are connected by an invisible field of information that allows them to relate in a non-local way. As an example, if you think of a radio, you tune the circuitry to make it resonate with the frequency you want to receive. In the biological system, it's our nervous system that acts as a receiver to connect to information beyond our senses. Our emotions—which are energy in motion—are the carrier waves of that specific information. Since all of matter is emitting information, and our bodies are made of matter, it should be no surprise that we are constantly emitting different frequencies, which carry information the same way that radio waves carry a message. So when strong emotional bonds connect people who are in a relationship, it's possible that they are bound by their emotions, and thus their energy, because they are vibrating and resonating at the same frequency. Thus, our brain synchronizes with the person with whom we have a strong emotional bond.
Finally, there is heart-centered energy. Studies have shown that when you are operating out of a creative, elevated state such as love, gratitude, compassion, and so on, as you radiate those feelings around you, it causes the field around your body to expand. As this field expands, it can affect another person's brain and body—and their health. For example, in a study in one of our advanced workshops, we gathered 50 participants to sit in the front of the room and we placed heart rate monitors on their chests.
Next, seven hundred students sitting behind them in a meditation began to practice opening their hearts and feeling elevated emotions like gratitude, joy, freedom, love, care, kindness, and appreciation. Once they could sustain that state, we then instructed them to radiate that energy beyond their bodies into the room. Since all frequency carries information, we asked the senders of the energy to place the intent of that energy for the greatest good of all of the students wearing the heart rate monitors. At the exact same time, on the exact same day, during the exact same meditation, more than 50% of those students in the front of the room all went into heart coherence, indicating that the intent of the senders was influencing the autonomic nervous systems of the students receiving that intent. If you're connecting with someone because you have your attention on them, and if where you place your attention is where you place your energy, then you are placing a lot of your attention on them. This bounds you by an invisible field of energy that allows you to tune into that person's frequency, and because all frequency carries information, you experience a download of information.
While science does not yet completely understand how intuition works, more and more studies are being developed to help us not only understand how it works, but how to measure it. But we do know it's not magic. There has to be a mechanism that allows information from the unified field to be translated into our biology. We just have to get better at it.
Reader Comments
Jean Michel
2017-03-20T17:54:04Z
Quantum entanglement at its finest.
No, intuition was best explained in Malcolm Gladwell's book Blink.
No mumbo jumbo needed. The mind can learn patterns and read probabilities through practice and experience. Once you have that pattern link, you can be very accurate on feeling. I know that is what helps me find problems at work.
Of course there are errors. The problem is that our memory tends to forget errors looks for matches even when it comes to our memory. Read all of the articles on nostalgia to see the problem. It's not just long term memory either. So whenever we think we can psychically read a situation like in the article, wonder how many times you felt it without it happening! That's the hardest thing to realize, that our own judgement is positively skewed!
No mumbo jumbo needed. The mind can learn patterns and read probabilities through practice and experience. Once you have that pattern link, you can be very accurate on feeling. I know that is what helps me find problems at work.
Of course there are errors. The problem is that our memory tends to forget errors looks for matches even when it comes to our memory. Read all of the articles on nostalgia to see the problem. It's not just long term memory either. So whenever we think we can psychically read a situation like in the article, wonder how many times you felt it without it happening! That's the hardest thing to realize, that our own judgement is positively skewed!
Übung macht den Meister.
Silence the monkey-mind that is all. Intuition is a feeling, it is inspiration (feeling in spirit).
When we pray we talk to god. When we listen god talks to us thru intuition.
So... who cares how and what not. Use it. It is magical, (not magic) truly.
It s the same as kissing. When there is no kisser nor who is kissed... there is no thing other but the kiss.
Tremendous!
Vision is the art of seeing what's invisible to others.
Silence the monkey-mind that is all. Intuition is a feeling, it is inspiration (feeling in spirit).
When we pray we talk to god. When we listen god talks to us thru intuition.
So... who cares how and what not. Use it. It is magical, (not magic) truly.
It s the same as kissing. When there is no kisser nor who is kissed... there is no thing other but the kiss.
Tremendous!
Vision is the art of seeing what's invisible to others.
LindaMay who is god, like our dad or mom? Lol
Also, if we're born of souls, why are we so stupid in general? Wouldn't we have benefited from lessons of past lives?
My intuition says that "up above" is not what we think it is
Also, if we're born of souls, why are we so stupid in general? Wouldn't we have benefited from lessons of past lives?
My intuition says that "up above" is not what we think it is
1. Speak for yourself ÷
2. Beats me why you havent ÷
;-)
Read The Four Agreements ... and talk a tad less ÷ ;-)
Love is all you got. Use it well. Cynicism is the death of tomorrows. Your choice; Your freewill.
2. Beats me why you havent ÷
;-)
Read The Four Agreements ... and talk a tad less ÷ ;-)
Love is all you got. Use it well. Cynicism is the death of tomorrows. Your choice; Your freewill.
LindaMay Its not cynicism, it's how I feel, and it's not latched onto a mood. It's the most objective point without assumptions. I express this because I don't know what is out there, all we see are shadows of Plato's cave, pretending to know what they are.
3. Don’t Make Assumptions
Find the courage to ask questions and to express what you really want.
Divide By Zero who is god, like our dad or mom? Lol
Is cynicism ÷.
I assume you are assuming i am assuming??
pretending to know what they are.
Speak for yourself ÷
Do you agree your 2nd comment sounds more balanced ÷ ? Anyways it s more appealing for discussion vs your first comment. And yes it takes honest courage to ask questions but that s only half the recipy.
Is cynicism ÷.
I assume you are assuming i am assuming??
pretending to know what they are.
Speak for yourself ÷
Do you agree your 2nd comment sounds more balanced ÷ ? Anyways it s more appealing for discussion vs your first comment. And yes it takes honest courage to ask questions but that s only half the recipy.
LindaMay You do know that the original meaning of a cynic meant someone who doesn't assume without factual objective knowledge, right? It's been dumbed down to mean anyone who doubts something.
Why did I say mom or dad... Well, I did mention the story of ai becoming self aware in Westworld (By a "father" "god" creator)
but you cynically did a puke icon.
I took it in stride then. But when you call me out for something that you did before, that's when I call you put on your narrow hipocrisy.
Why did I say mom or dad... Well, I did mention the story of ai becoming self aware in Westworld (By a "father" "god" creator)
but you cynically did a puke icon.
I took it in stride then. But when you call me out for something that you did before, that's when I call you put on your narrow hipocrisy.
"Also, if we're born of souls, why are we so stupid in general? Wouldn't we have benefited from lessons of past lives?"
LOL I like that question. Maybe if we take anything at all, we just take gut feelings and instincts from past lives, to assist our survival if/when it's really necessary. All the other values and meaning we got from past lives we had to abandon just so we can find something new.
I realize some people equate soul or growing it with only the last sentence of the above paragraph. I don't know what soul means, so.
LOL I like that question. Maybe if we take anything at all, we just take gut feelings and instincts from past lives, to assist our survival if/when it's really necessary. All the other values and meaning we got from past lives we had to abandon just so we can find something new.
I realize some people equate soul or growing it with only the last sentence of the above paragraph. I don't know what soul means, so.
hobnyeba Yeah that always bugged me and there were hundreds of circular reasoning based explanations. Who knows if it was imposed externally or by self, but the result is really mind boggling. We keep repeating the same mistakes over and over as a species despite having done kind of "specialness" assumed. Maybe someone has a better reasoning for it and I missed it, but I refuse ones that are asked to be correct because they "feel good".
Divide By Zero We are here to try and survive and breed...simple...Nature don't give a shit about anything else.
Neither do we in truth...We only pretend to but it's all about the very shallow me me me...getting more and more,...feeling safer more secure in our greed.
Emotions are like the weather...and often selective and biased...and commonly fixed.
The smarter breeders know that greed isn't enough for maximum security so they intelligently exploit the smaller greedy egotistical brainwashed masses...To assume POWER...Now that's smart..!!! .And we lap it up like kittens at a milk bowl.
Yummy yummy...please can I have some more.
Spiritualism...??? Well if it were true there wouldn't be thousands of versions and realities abounding in our insecure self centered egotistical little minds.
We can certainly create a better reality but no one is really interested in reality for fukks sake.
Why would we be when we have our own reasons to create our very own or absorb a myriad of others and feel safer and secure in that state.
Reality can be scary and very lonely with no guarantees.
Horrible...Who wants it.???
I could write books on the subject but this will do...who'd believe me anyhow...no sugar and fairy dust here.
Neither do we in truth...We only pretend to but it's all about the very shallow me me me...getting more and more,...feeling safer more secure in our greed.
Emotions are like the weather...and often selective and biased...and commonly fixed.
The smarter breeders know that greed isn't enough for maximum security so they intelligently exploit the smaller greedy egotistical brainwashed masses...To assume POWER...Now that's smart..!!! .And we lap it up like kittens at a milk bowl.
Yummy yummy...please can I have some more.
Spiritualism...??? Well if it were true there wouldn't be thousands of versions and realities abounding in our insecure self centered egotistical little minds.
We can certainly create a better reality but no one is really interested in reality for fukks sake.
Why would we be when we have our own reasons to create our very own or absorb a myriad of others and feel safer and secure in that state.
Reality can be scary and very lonely with no guarantees.
Horrible...Who wants it.???
I could write books on the subject but this will do...who'd believe me anyhow...no sugar and fairy dust here.
lysna "We are here to try and survive and breed...simple..."
An atheist would say that with sincerity, and that's fine. If we are here to learn something new, maybe that constitutes one more reason (or even the only reason, enough to practically eliminate survival and self-propagation as anything essential to nature)? Or maybe nature would prefer us because our intelligence and proclivity to cipher out things that are worthwhile could bring more order to it, since then it is more likely to last longer. We can perceive nature as information, something to learn from, which then sustains it even to its benefit. A little pantheist even for my liking, on second thought.
"Spiritualism...??? Well if it were true there wouldn't be thousands of versions and realities abounding in our insecure self centered egotistical little minds. "
Not sure that there are other explanations than spiritualism for anything, negates spiritualism, though I guess that depends on how you define spiritualism. Have you heard of motivated reasoning vs. an exploratory mindset? Although the former has its place in instilling values and keeping people from going astray, differentiated functions of feeling and thinking are more common to the latter and could keep people from absolutist nihilism, since they see less reason to associate one wrong idea, or one tragic state of affairs, with everything. A convoluted sentence even for me.
"Reality can be scary and very lonely with no guarantees. "
Yes. We presumably have society for some consolation, and if not that then the better aspects of nature or of ourselves.
An atheist would say that with sincerity, and that's fine. If we are here to learn something new, maybe that constitutes one more reason (or even the only reason, enough to practically eliminate survival and self-propagation as anything essential to nature)? Or maybe nature would prefer us because our intelligence and proclivity to cipher out things that are worthwhile could bring more order to it, since then it is more likely to last longer. We can perceive nature as information, something to learn from, which then sustains it even to its benefit. A little pantheist even for my liking, on second thought.
"Spiritualism...??? Well if it were true there wouldn't be thousands of versions and realities abounding in our insecure self centered egotistical little minds. "
Not sure that there are other explanations than spiritualism for anything, negates spiritualism, though I guess that depends on how you define spiritualism. Have you heard of motivated reasoning vs. an exploratory mindset? Although the former has its place in instilling values and keeping people from going astray, differentiated functions of feeling and thinking are more common to the latter and could keep people from absolutist nihilism, since they see less reason to associate one wrong idea, or one tragic state of affairs, with everything. A convoluted sentence even for me.
"Reality can be scary and very lonely with no guarantees. "
Yes. We presumably have society for some consolation, and if not that then the better aspects of nature or of ourselves.
hobnyeba Yes I think we're here to learn something new...How to rebuild the Wheel..!!! except for some genuine scientific facts/truth we are going in circles by rehashing over the same old..never getting anywhere due to what I pointed out in my original comment.
We accept things that help us survive..good or bad... it's in self interest than in greater social good which is in our "self interest" once again...pretending otherwise is the domain of...??? I'll let you work that out..
Personally and I don't get where you see we are beneficial to Nature...LOL..by exploitation or breaking it's every universal law for our shallow little greedy lives.
Thanks for the thoughts...
We accept things that help us survive..good or bad... it's in self interest than in greater social good which is in our "self interest" once again...pretending otherwise is the domain of...??? I'll let you work that out..
Personally and I don't get where you see we are beneficial to Nature...LOL..by exploitation or breaking it's every universal law for our shallow little greedy lives.
Thanks for the thoughts...
lysna That sounds fair enough. I think we're saying the same thing in a way. "We can certainly create a better reality" So we don't necessarily have to break nature's laws, particularly since we can explore our own faults (which might be an extension of gene self-correction).
"but no one is really interested in reality" and we are inclined by our nature to be selfish since we generally only embrace the things that help us survive, so in this way we're primed to break a few laws. So then we are often under the control of strong emotions, biases, etc that cater to our self-interest. In motivated reasoning, we are stuck with our cognitive biases and are blind to reality because it may signal we need a fundamental change, which falls in line with self-interest. There are methods we can choose as an alternative way out, if it really is useful to do so.
"pretending otherwise is the domain of...???"
Wishful thinking? Optimism? Choice? Realization that we're not all that bad? We are all machines, but we are all machines with the possibility of development. Well, in the latter few cases there is not much pretense. Maybe the way to rebuild the Wheel is to realize it's not entirely broken. Something more fundamental than spirit or soul (or maybe what defines them) is choice, without which there may be no possibility of something better.
I would say, trying my best not to over-philosophize, nature has inbuilt mechanisms for improvement. We perceive these mechanisms and derive them through our choices, observing what can be improved and then acting in accordance, which might be spiritual in a way, or at the minimum existentialist. Otherwise nature will engage in a bit self-correction itself, I'd guess.
"but no one is really interested in reality" and we are inclined by our nature to be selfish since we generally only embrace the things that help us survive, so in this way we're primed to break a few laws. So then we are often under the control of strong emotions, biases, etc that cater to our self-interest. In motivated reasoning, we are stuck with our cognitive biases and are blind to reality because it may signal we need a fundamental change, which falls in line with self-interest. There are methods we can choose as an alternative way out, if it really is useful to do so.
"pretending otherwise is the domain of...???"
Wishful thinking? Optimism? Choice? Realization that we're not all that bad? We are all machines, but we are all machines with the possibility of development. Well, in the latter few cases there is not much pretense. Maybe the way to rebuild the Wheel is to realize it's not entirely broken. Something more fundamental than spirit or soul (or maybe what defines them) is choice, without which there may be no possibility of something better.
I would say, trying my best not to over-philosophize, nature has inbuilt mechanisms for improvement. We perceive these mechanisms and derive them through our choices, observing what can be improved and then acting in accordance, which might be spiritual in a way, or at the minimum existentialist. Otherwise nature will engage in a bit self-correction itself, I'd guess.
hobnyeba Unfortunately it will take something drastic/chaotic to change anything on this planet...The slippery dip has been shaped and molded and we're all on the ride...destination..???...your guess is as good as mine.
When you bring up "choice" ...well...that's another matter and what is it...where and how did we come to that choice...why do we even think it was an independent rational choice...that's another slippery eel. But have to stop somewhere or we can go on & on and as you mention over philosophize...
When you bring up "choice" ...well...that's another matter and what is it...where and how did we come to that choice...why do we even think it was an independent rational choice...that's another slippery eel. But have to stop somewhere or we can go on & on and as you mention over philosophize...
lysna Nature loves us when we smile when we play and when we take her hand
You do know when you try something different you experience different. Depending on what we really feel like experiencing... we act accordingly. One step at a time.
Nothing beats the feeling of reconnecting with one s true nature.
You do know when you try something different you experience different. Depending on what we really feel like experiencing... we act accordingly. One step at a time.
Nothing beats the feeling of reconnecting with one s true nature.
LindaMay "Society... for some 'consolation'?????"
Well you know, society is made up of people, and maybe that's not so bad all the time, and these people have traditions that may have some foundation in intelligence or in staving off the chaos of nature.
Or we live in a society where everyone, or at least everyone around us, has given all those things up, and so we'd have to look outside it or inside ourselves for consolation, so that we might find something that aligns with whatever we think is worthwhile. And other run-ons.
@lysna "Unfortunately it will take something drastic/chaotic to change anything on this planet"
You may be right (but maybe evolution led to this state of mind because uprooting everything all the time is not really fruitful). If there is something that needs to be changed it's probably psychopaths, who probably created the state of affairs that has us up in arms. What will change them. Not me.
Well you know, society is made up of people, and maybe that's not so bad all the time, and these people have traditions that may have some foundation in intelligence or in staving off the chaos of nature.
Or we live in a society where everyone, or at least everyone around us, has given all those things up, and so we'd have to look outside it or inside ourselves for consolation, so that we might find something that aligns with whatever we think is worthwhile. And other run-ons.
@lysna "Unfortunately it will take something drastic/chaotic to change anything on this planet"
You may be right (but maybe evolution led to this state of mind because uprooting everything all the time is not really fruitful). If there is something that needs to be changed it's probably psychopaths, who probably created the state of affairs that has us up in arms. What will change them. Not me.
hobnyeba There is something fundamental that needs to be changed. If we can discover what it takes to be a 'good parent' we stand a chance of creating a better future.... A well established foundation makes a good building platform.
I suspect that being a good parent involves some preparation. A good parent will probably have a reasonable expectation of being able to provide for their child's emotional and physical needs, at least while they are at their most vulnerable. A good parent will have considered what they personally want and are trying to gain from the experience of having children and being a parent. I assume that good parents are most likely to be people who actually want to be parents and who want to be the persons most closely involved in the actual day to day parenting.
Sadly, though entirely obvious, the above concepts don't seem to figure in most people's parenting considerations.
I suspect that being a good parent involves some preparation. A good parent will probably have a reasonable expectation of being able to provide for their child's emotional and physical needs, at least while they are at their most vulnerable. A good parent will have considered what they personally want and are trying to gain from the experience of having children and being a parent. I assume that good parents are most likely to be people who actually want to be parents and who want to be the persons most closely involved in the actual day to day parenting.
Sadly, though entirely obvious, the above concepts don't seem to figure in most people's parenting considerations.
hobnyeba And this artificially competitive environment set up by psychopaths who run high levels of business religion and politics is what perpetuates this narcissism and lack of proper parenting.
As much we can blame humanity for this, the environment is also to blame for seeing these conditions of de evolution
As much we can blame humanity for this, the environment is also to blame for seeing these conditions of de evolution
Test your intuition and come face to face with how utterly weak it is.... recently I've acquired myself 2 apps that are supposedly meant to do this...
- One is simple enough. Yes/No switches. So you have a certain fixed number of goes. You are meant to guess (intuit) what the computer will do... so will it go, yes or no. 50/50. No puzzle to solve, nada... all you have is your so called intuition. At the end of each round, it spouts a chart at you.... Things I've noticed... you'll mostly be within the 40-60 mark consistently... i.e. really hard to beat probability. Mostly you'll be hovering either side of 50.
- Second game is slightly harder... you are given 5 cards. All different and just like the one before, you are meant to guess what the computer will pick....
I'll be honest... both these games will make you very angry. Why? Because your bloody logical mind won't rescue you.... plus its interesting to try and beat the odds consistently. I'm sorry to announce that you'll come face to face with the sad reality that your intuition may just be nothing but probability chance...
- One is simple enough. Yes/No switches. So you have a certain fixed number of goes. You are meant to guess (intuit) what the computer will do... so will it go, yes or no. 50/50. No puzzle to solve, nada... all you have is your so called intuition. At the end of each round, it spouts a chart at you.... Things I've noticed... you'll mostly be within the 40-60 mark consistently... i.e. really hard to beat probability. Mostly you'll be hovering either side of 50.
- Second game is slightly harder... you are given 5 cards. All different and just like the one before, you are meant to guess what the computer will pick....
I'll be honest... both these games will make you very angry. Why? Because your bloody logical mind won't rescue you.... plus its interesting to try and beat the odds consistently. I'm sorry to announce that you'll come face to face with the sad reality that your intuition may just be nothing but probability chance...
LonSabbatical Yeah, the book Blink showed a better case of intuition being based on the subconscious seeing patterns where the conscious mind was unable to know directly.
There was a discovery of a new Greek artifact. All of the tests proved its age and many experts found it to be authentic.
One expert had a feeling it was not. He couldn't find out why he felt this way. After a while it was found to have been artificially weathered /aged. Turns out that he was right, even though he didn't have a reason at first. I think it was submitted by someone to show how artifacts can and have been faked.
His mind saw the pattern of wear being too perfect! No psychic power needed, it was all from his senses even though he didn't have logic to explain why he felt it was fake at first.
There was a discovery of a new Greek artifact. All of the tests proved its age and many experts found it to be authentic.
One expert had a feeling it was not. He couldn't find out why he felt this way. After a while it was found to have been artificially weathered /aged. Turns out that he was right, even though he didn't have a reason at first. I think it was submitted by someone to show how artifacts can and have been faked.
His mind saw the pattern of wear being too perfect! No psychic power needed, it was all from his senses even though he didn't have logic to explain why he felt it was fake at first.
LonSabbatical That program shows that with an objective accounting, our ability to predict is around chance. But in anecdotal stories our mind holds onto hits/matches and tends to forget the times we were wrong.
Synchronicity is like a minor firm of paranoia, where the brain is trying to make up a story to connect things together that we naturally focus on.
Synchronicity is like a minor firm of paranoia, where the brain is trying to make up a story to connect things together that we naturally focus on.
Divide By Zero Yup, it looks like the few times we intuitively get something right in real life, our mind will apply more weight to that event than the times we get things wrong.
With an objective accounting system, you'll find intuition is shaky at best. Thank God most situations in life depend on our ability to reason and generate solutions based on logic... if a situation arises where logic/reason is nullified and all you have to go on is your intuition... then good luck.
Also if you objectively measure the accuracy of gut feelings, you'll find it the same as intuition. You'll be around the probability mark of that event. If chances are you'll get it right 20 percent of the time, then that's how accurate your gut feeling will be with repeated tries. Whether it improves over time, I dont know.
With an objective accounting system, you'll find intuition is shaky at best. Thank God most situations in life depend on our ability to reason and generate solutions based on logic... if a situation arises where logic/reason is nullified and all you have to go on is your intuition... then good luck.
Also if you objectively measure the accuracy of gut feelings, you'll find it the same as intuition. You'll be around the probability mark of that event. If chances are you'll get it right 20 percent of the time, then that's how accurate your gut feeling will be with repeated tries. Whether it improves over time, I dont know.
But on a more serious note though... it also teaches you to quiet the chatter in your brain... faced with the choices, the voice in your head will tell you what to pick and generate a reason as to why.... what you'll find is that this voice is highly highly unreliable... why? Because it simply doesnt get the results to back up its conviction. So you'll slowly learn to quiet it, not listen to it... listen beyond it. Behind this voice there will be a different world. It's a world of no words and very subtle feelings and sensations... here is where you need to figure out what to listen to and how to in order to bloody beat the god forsaken odds.
Them you'll run into the reality of just getting things wrong despite thinking you figured it all out... this will make you very angry. In fact you may want to throw your device against a hard rock due to sheer anger.... so you'll learn you have to accept the anger.
Who knows, maybe over time, your intuition will improve. The beauty of it is that you can measure it.... ultimate aim is to get stable results. You get stable results above and beyond the odds, then you my friend are tapping into something else. Good luck getting there though. Your bloody logical brain won't do shit to help you... bloody cant.. it'll try but it'll fall flat on its sry face every single time. What you are looking for is a different mind to help you out.
Them you'll run into the reality of just getting things wrong despite thinking you figured it all out... this will make you very angry. In fact you may want to throw your device against a hard rock due to sheer anger.... so you'll learn you have to accept the anger.
Who knows, maybe over time, your intuition will improve. The beauty of it is that you can measure it.... ultimate aim is to get stable results. You get stable results above and beyond the odds, then you my friend are tapping into something else. Good luck getting there though. Your bloody logical brain won't do shit to help you... bloody cant.. it'll try but it'll fall flat on its sry face every single time. What you are looking for is a different mind to help you out.
@LonSabbatical..What two app...sounds interesting. Any excuse to throw my computer through the wall.
Zener ESP is the 5 card one. Sixth sense the 50/50 probability one.
There's a few different versions on the play store... just go for the ones with good ratings, though I think they are all the same essentially.
There's a few different versions on the play store... just go for the ones with good ratings, though I think they are all the same essentially.
Each day we hear a phrase we have never heard before or see a sight we have never seen before or smell a scent we have never smelled before or touch something we have never touched before. You get the picture?
In this way we start, unconsciously or consciously, to recognise and assimilate signs and patterns and we formulate assumptions based on empirical evidence of past experiences.
For this reason, it seems to me that good intuition is a heightened state of accuracy of measurement of probability.
In this way we start, unconsciously or consciously, to recognise and assimilate signs and patterns and we formulate assumptions based on empirical evidence of past experiences.
For this reason, it seems to me that good intuition is a heightened state of accuracy of measurement of probability.
Right On EagleAnna
And for all of us:
Learn to trust yourself as a daily yoga. Learn to recognize your contributions to the world from moment to moment. And remember to keep your vision close to the front of your mind. Remember what you’re creating, and remind yourself what this says about who you are becoming.
And for all of us:
Learn to trust yourself as a daily yoga. Learn to recognize your contributions to the world from moment to moment. And remember to keep your vision close to the front of your mind. Remember what you’re creating, and remind yourself what this says about who you are becoming.
Here are some stats on the 5 card draw... so, in the 3 days I have played it... had 13 goes. Each game has 25 rounds of you guessing. Accumulation of all results in a hit rate of 22.5% and miss of 77.5%...
Also it appears the more time you take to think the higher the result... highest result I got was 9/25... so 36%. Computer went crazy over that.
Few on 32%... these ones are like average 11 seconds thinking time per round. The others just under 10 seconds per round.
By far the most amount of results have been around the 20% mark...
Still no discernible way to figure out which way to guess.
Also it appears the more time you take to think the higher the result... highest result I got was 9/25... so 36%. Computer went crazy over that.
Few on 32%... these ones are like average 11 seconds thinking time per round. The others just under 10 seconds per round.
By far the most amount of results have been around the 20% mark...
Still no discernible way to figure out which way to guess.
It's impossible to calculate the odds of life with numbers and figures. Instead, put your finger to the pulse of your deepest longings and sync your actions to the rhythm. No risk, no reward.
Anna1 Another bias to success is with risk. You tend to hear more of the success stories from people than failures, according to psychological statistics.
That's why this intuition thing is very hard to quantify by anecdotal evidence.
That's why this intuition thing is very hard to quantify by anecdotal evidence.
@ Anna. I get what you re saying.
I meant... leaving one shore (unhealthy habit) one must risk leaving it. Slow n steady swim to the other shore. (Life is an experience - why not experiment the truth of nature herself? )
I meant... leaving one shore (unhealthy habit) one must risk leaving it. Slow n steady swim to the other shore. (Life is an experience - why not experiment the truth of nature herself? )
Comment: More on intuition:
Gut Feelings: Listen to your intuition