So if there’s a situation where you want guidance, there’s usually / always an anxiety-critical reaction that kicks in? Because what I’m reading is that sometimes you KNOW when not to drink coffee or when your body would happily accept it.
That feels like the intuition I’m referring to.
With clients you get clairvoyance (to use that term, a clear seeing), clairaudience (clear hearing) or the other I cannot remember the name of that refers to kinesthetic awareness – clairkinesthesia?
Anyway, many people have a predominant one for themselves – mine is auditory for me. And then have more felt senses or visuals with others. I believe we can practice the others… perhaps imagining this being Jean coming to you with an Asking.
In our discussion on third person I recalled that when I was learning intuitive guidance, I would write out the question… and then I would tune into the answer coming for this person named “Rick” (not me).
When I was really stuck, I’d even ask the question in third person, “Rick is feeling stuck and is wanting to choose between going to Italy with the family or staying home for solitude and healing. What would you have Rick be aware of right now as he’s exploring this choice?”
In that context it is different than black and white “should I go to Italy or not!!!” It’s an opening to awareness and divine wisdom… and asking not to be “told what to do” – rather to be clear, inspired, reassured, supported, kindled, awakened, and supported.
Mmmm, thanks for sharing! Took me back and helps me to clarify.
I’m curious what state of being and “attitude” you have with clients that might be different than when Asking is for self?