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March 09, 2016
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 Precognitive Dreams and Investments
By Walt Stover
An account of an ongoing project to use dreams for guiding stock market investments.
Precognitive Stock Market DreamsThe Committee of SleepBy Desidre Barrett
Book summary by Walt Stover
For thousands of years, people have used dreams as an intuitive avenue to success in their lives.
Intuition: Its Powers and PerilsBy David Myers
Has anyone ever told you that "you are amazing"? Well, you are.
Intuition: Core Competence for the New MilleniumBy Arupa Tesolin
Next time you’re out driving take a look around, at the businesses, the shops, the homes, transport, signs, and people, and wonder “How else
could this have looked?”
Creating a Meaningful LifeBy Amy Betit
In this Atlantic University “mini-lesson,” you’ll have a chance to explore what you may offer to yourself that would help you create more meaning in your life.
Professional Intuitives in the WorkplaceBy Renee Takacs
A study of professional intuitives and their experiences helping out in the workplace with their special skills.
(An
Atlantic University Master’s Thesis)
Practical IntuitionBy Laura DayBook Summary by Linda Brown
We don’t need to know how intuition works to reap its benefits. Learn to trust that you know, without knowing why you know. We can develop our
intuition so that we will make better decisions and have more control of our lives.
The Beethoven Factor: The New Positive Psychology of Hardiness, Happiness, Healing and HopeBy Paul Pearsall, Ph.D.Book Summary by Clayton Montez
We have the ability to frame our experiences of life’s unavoidable
challenges with an attitude to convert stress into personal discovery and transformation.
The Secret of Doing Without DoingBy Robert Anthony
Most of our actions are out of fear, worry or doubt because we believe nothing will get done unless we DO something. In other words, we are trying to force our desire
into manifestation through action. If your decision to DO is dominant, then you will not focus on what you want to BE in the present moment. This
causes you to miscreate because BEING is the first and most important step in the creative process.
Sacred Selfishness: A Guide to Living a Life of SubstanceBy Bud HarrisBook summary by Linda Brown
The goal of sacred selfishness is to become a person of substance. People of substance live authentic
lives that represent them as being who they truly are. As a result, they give back vitality and hope to the people around them. They have inner
knowledge and self-love and the world can’t victimize them.
My goal with this exercise was to create a personal self-hypnosis script and
tape recording, use this tape regularly and consistently for a period of two
weeks, to note any changes in my physical body, to monitor my internal
thoughts, to notice my relational responses and my overall state of being
during this time period; and to compare the results with a post week of no
self-hypnosis activity to note my true progress using this technique.
The following is a personal account showcasing my experience with
this process.
By Jennifer Lee
The left-brain analytical skills that used to get people ahead in the
knowledge economy are no longer enough. In the creative economy, right-brain
skills like big picture thinking, play, emotional intelligence, and design
help us innovate and give us a competitive advantage. The Right-Brain
Business Plan helps creative entrepreneurs leverage their natural creative
genius to succeed in the new economy.
It invites business owners to think visually, to imagine and play, to
connect emotionally with their company and customers, and to have fun making
a living doing what they love. |
