Posts Tagged ‘anxiety’

Is That My Intuition or My Ego Talking?

November 24, 2011

Kathryn Harwig






I know that a lot of people struggle with the question, How can I distinguish the voice of my intuition from the voice of my ego? I like the way that Kathryn Harwig, a friend of mine who’s an author and psychic, provides an excellent analysis of that issue in this essay from her website. With Kathryn’s permission, I’m sharing it here.









INTUITION VERSUS SELF TALK

Recently someone asked me, “How do I know if the information I am getting is coming from my intuition or from my own self talk?” This is a very good question, and one that everyone who is serious about being intuitive needs to ask on occasion. It is a challenge to be intuitive about yourself and most of us find that it is far easier to give someone else a psychic reading than to give ourselves good intuitive advice.

Why? Because our own hopes, dreams, worries and fears tend to get in the way of our hearing our inner psychic, at least when we are asking for information for ourselves. Many people solve this dilemma, at least in part, by consulting with other psychics. But, we also want and need to use our intuition to make our own lives better. So, it is necessary, I think, to be able to distinguish the voice of our inner self talk and the quiet voice of our intuitive wisdom.

I attended a talk once where the speaker said that our unconscious mind was unable to hear the word (more…)

An Insurance Policy Against Happiness

September 7, 2011

Worrying is an insurance policy against happiness. Even when tomorrow brings nothing but bluebirds and rainbows, the back of your mind remains fixated on the storm clouds that are surely gathering somewhere within striking distance.

Real difficulties can be overcome. It is only the imaginary ones that are unconquerable.
Theodore Newton Vail

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The Ship Never Goes Down

September 4, 2011


Worrying keeps your best self locked away in a dark room. Yet your greatest fears, the monsters that plague your days and wreck your nights, rarely, if ever, materialize.



We poison our lives with fear of burglary and shipwreck, and the house is never burgled, and the ship never goes down.
Jean Anouilh

Even if the events that haunt your (more…)