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Other types of physical knowing also occur. Husbands of pregnant women experience sympathy pains, and some medical intuitives feel someone else's pain in the same spot in their own body. Headaches may also express psychic information, warning that you are overstressed and need to slow down. |
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So Close You Can Tasteor SmellIt |
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Some people also receive intuitive information from tastes and smells. They may get a bad taste in their mouths when facing an uncomfortable situation or when something doesn't seem right. Or they may smell smoke as a warning signal for impending trouble. |
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Some people know when they receive a psychic insight because the insight is accompanied by the scent of roses. Other people find they smell something familiar and specificlike their grandmother's perfumewhen receiving intuition. Indeed, scent often triggers a more immediate and realistic psychic response than any other sense. (The reason for this is that the scent-reading nerve cells are both primitive, and so somewhat simple, and closely positioned to the part of the brain that processes them.) |
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Now that you have a better idea of what types of intuition are out there, here are some clues about where to start finding yours. But you need to do the legworkby answering these exercises thoughtfully. |
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Information-Gathering Exercise |
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Here's an exercise to help you figure out your dominant mode of receiving information. It may seem a little open-ended, but that's how this exercise works. |
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