How We Can Awaken, Access, and Utilize Our Hidden Talents And Abilities?
Introduction
What if you can easily and effectively take advantage of your intuitive talents and abilities, have direct contact with the global source of information and energy, and use it to serve yourself and others in the highest, best, and best possible ways?
What if you can also use this wisdom, information, and energy to get answers, instructions, and support regarding all your most important questions in life? What if you could trust honesty, completeness, and completeness in this source and know that it was perfectly good and trustworthy?
What if I'm part of this source?
The truth is that we are all intuitive beings, we are all psychologists and we all can awaken these natural, but inactive aspects of ourselves, and take full advantage of these gifts that await us only to open them, wake them up, access them and take advantage of them.
Being a psychologist simply means using our full conscious potential and our inner knowledge.
Scientifically, there are parts of our bodies that already allow us to use these inactive and inactive parts of us. When we use it, we basically use our additional sensory perception, also known as our intuition, also known as our psychological abilities.
These parts of our bodies include our main sensory glands in the brain, known as our coniferous and pituitary glands, our organs, including our heart and skin, our digestive system, and even brain waves that we can learn to adjust, adapt and be able to.
The pineal gland is a conical organ of the endocrine glands of the posterior-anterior brain, which participates in many physiological activities, including "sensing" information from the outside world.
In a similar way to the coniferous gland, the pituitary gland also senses information that comes from the internal and external environment and then transmits this information to other parts of the body so that it can be accurately and adequately addressed understood.
When our coniferous gland and pituitary gland work together in coexistence, they allow us to see and hear effectively, with our usual physical senses and additional sensory abilities.
When we do not use these glands fully with our full consciousness (most humans use only 10% of their brains) both the pineal gland and the pituitary gland atrophy or shrink, just as a muscle in the body would if it was not being used.
Amazingly, although these sensory glands become inactive as we age, especially as a result of environmental toxins in the air we breathe, in the food we eat, and the water we drink (note: fluoride has been scientifically proven in water, genetically modified foods, and synthetic nutrients calcify these glands) we can already reawaken these glands, in the same way, that we can build body muscles that may have shrunk.
In addition to these glands, our skin, the largest organ in the body, has unusual qualities.
Studies, including several at heartmath, have shown that we already can hear and understand information and translate this information through our skin.
We know that the skin "eats" because everything we put on our skin enters the body through the skin. Our skin takes this information and distributes it to other parts of the body through the nervous system and circulation.
As we enhance our ability to listen to and develop skin, we become easier.
Apart from these organs and sensory glands that recognize information and send it throughout the body for processing, translation, and understanding effectively, we also have access to certain brain waves that allow us to benefit from different and unique areas of information and awareness.
Theta Brainwave is one of five basic brain waves. It is the wonderful idea that binds us to global intelligence. The same intelligence within and across the quantum field was identified by quantum physics as a comprehensive and multi-existent field of consciousness.
Theta Brainwave also gives guidance to all atoms, particles, and subatomic particles in the body as well as all our unconscious thoughts and emotions.
So, by accessing Theta Brainwave, we can begin to become more and more aware of our subconscious, as well as information and energy in the field of quantum.
In fact, telepathy can be explained scientifically by studying and understanding the idea of Theta Brainwave.
So by learning to consciously and deliberately access Theta Brainwave, we are better able to access and develop our talents, abilities, and psychological talents.
We also know scientifically that both our heart and intestines contain a brain substance that we do not fully use. As we develop this heart and brain issue within us and learn how to use it in a more conscious way, including the strong magnetism of our heart and the sensory knowledge of our intestines, we are already developing and strengthening our talents and abilities to become more and more intuitive, and yes, even very psychological beings.
The 5 Most Effective Ways to Awaken Your Hidden Talents
Talent cannot be taught, but it can be awakened. - Wallace Stegener -
Do you have a hobby or talent to actively focus on every day or time every now and then? What if you don't and feel like you have no interests? Well, I'm here to help you unlock your inner gems by providing you with 5 practical tips that will help you discover what you really like to do or be skilled at doing and help turn these feelings into a potential money-making business!
Let's get started!
1. Ask friends and family
I don't have special talents. I'm just eagerly curious. - Albert Einstein
Let me give you an example, my friend is really good at repairing and building computers. He thinks it's really simple and anyone can do it. Little is known to other people like me, it's just a set of wires and computer parts bundled together that run the computer. But it's something he didn't realize until I mentioned it to him.
Let someone else discover the hidden talent inside you. It may take someone to point it out so you know your potential. So go over there and interrogate and find out.
2. Be proactive in learning
Talent is to do easily what others find difficult. - Henry Frederick Emile -
Reading and learning will also help you discover what you're excited about. The more topics you learn, the more you discover that interests you. Make a list and write it down and return to each curious topic along the way. Take the time to extract as much information as possible about the topics you have chosen.
Go further, and start reading or watching videos about topics you never thought might matter to you. Maybe you'll end up unveiling something interesting as you browse different sub-themes.
3. Go out there and try
If you have talent, use it in every way possible. Don't store it. Don't act like scrooge. spent lavishly, like a millionaire intent on bankruptcy. - Brenda Francis -
Try and try new things. If you are following me on my journey, I have mentioned that one of my goals this year is to acquire a new skill every month.
Set yourself a goal to learn one or more new skills each month. If you haven't done this before, it's best to start with just one skill so you can develop a habit of working on that new skill every week. You can start by allocating only 30 minutes or one hour a day to develop this skill. You don't have to take all your day. If you only allocate 30 minutes a day, this is close to 15 hours a month! Gives you more than enough time to learn a new skill.
An important thing to note is to be specific in setting a goal for the skill you have chosen. Don't just set your goal for this month as "learning French", which is very detailed. Instead, type your goal as "learn how to have a 10-minute introductory conversation in French." The more specific they are, the faster and easier they learn. The best way is to write some instructions or a chart on how to achieve this goal.
4. Get hands-on
Get experience doing different things and helping others. Do you have a friend who is currently working on a project? If possible, try to participate and help. You'll be amazed at how much you can learn by sitting with them and learning what they do every day.
You may get some inspiration from them to start something of your own. You may realize that you are good at advising on certain aspects. If so, try to help others in their business and see if you already have a skill in consulting. Why not? It's worth a try.
5. Enjoy!
Last but not least, enjoy it! If you don't enjoy everything you do, you may find it difficult to find your passion. The more I learn, the more I wish. I understand that knowledge nourishes the mind and that the best way to practice it is through discovery, reading, and creativity.
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