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Anchor · 12-11-2009, 02:48 AM

Bloodoftheberry: I like the way your theory is developing. I certainly agree that resonance are part of the mechanics behind the phenomenon of intuition.

In order to resonate there needs to be tuning. One can perhaps hypothesise that our life plan (pre-incarnational choices) set the baseline tuning that triggers our intuition.

In my case, there was an awakening trigger - I have not problems beleiving that this was part of my pre-incarnational programming - and then when the stars were right, my soul directed my mind and body to open up to certain new awareness.

Intuition plays a very strong role in my life - and its getting more so, not less.

Reading your post I find myself pondering the relationship between resonance and harmony.

A..

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Anchor Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia Posts: 2,280	Re: The subjectivity of intuition Bloodoftheberry: I like the way your theory is developing. I certainly agree that resonance are part of the mechanics behind the phenomenon of intuition. In order to resonate there needs to be tuning. One can perhaps hypothesise that our life plan (pre-incarnational choices) set the baseline tuning that triggers our intuition. In my case, there was an awakening trigger - I have not problems beleiving that this was part of my pre-incarnational programming - and then when the stars were right, my soul directed my mind and body to open up to certain new awareness. Intuition plays a very strong role in my life - and its getting more so, not less. Reading your post I find myself pondering the relationship between resonance and harmony. A..