In the October and November issues, I have been sharing insights about the "secret room" each of us has at the center of our hearts - a sacred space with what appears to be our being's "control panel." If you missed reading Parts 1 and 2, you can access these issues in my Newsletter Archives.   

Once you have connected to the sacred space within your heart, whether through a meditation or simple intention, you may notice an area that seems to resemble a control panel. Observe it as if it is not just real, but that it is inherently yours. Sometimes, we feel hesitant to "mess" with things we don't know, but trust that this panel is meant FOR you.

Allow the control panel to show itself to you in any way. Let it morph, if that's what happens. As this is "your" control panel, it will look as unique as you do, and be as complex as you are. But do not let this intimidate you; rather, let it be a reason to explore it and play. 

Use a journal to draw, map out or take notes on your panel. Is there an area that "controls" your body? Is there a part that has to do with your gifts? Feel into it, keeping it fascinating and fun. 

Next, select an intention for what you would like to do with your control panel. Whether you spend a week or a month on one area, experiment with a particular area and see what happens. For example, if you find the area that relates to your weight and eating, "adjust" the settings to your liking. If you want to stop craving sugars and processed foods, turn down, off or delete this on your control panel. Check it regularly to see that what you did didn't flip back to an unconscious default, then use your journal to record your results.

Next month, in Part 4, I will direct you to a "portal" within your control room which is the gateway to other realms! 

You have probably heard people say, "Everyone is intuitive." Those of us who are comfortable with our intuitive skills know this, while those who aren't so comfortable may wonder about the accuracy of the statement or their own abilities.

Our intuitive senses are simply the metaphysical aspects of our physical senses.

The origin of the prefix 'meta' is associated with the words 'among' and 'with,' and it is defined as 'occurring later than or in succession to', 'situated behind or beyond' and 'highly organized or specialized form.'

As we all have at least some of our senses functioning, if not all five, it is reasonable to believe that our metaphysical senses are situated behind or beyond them. It also makes sense that for most people these skills may develop after incarnation, occurring later than or in succession to our innate physical senses. Like any skill, with practice we can elevate these abilities until they become highly organized. Accessing our intuition is just a matter of tuning in to the specialized form of the physical senses we use every day. Moreover, by learning to use them at will we increase our tools of empowerment; we claim our intuitive power.

Interestingly enough, the physical senses you rely on most comfortably - seeing, hearing, etc. - are often the corresponding metaphysical senses that come easiest to you.  In fact, it is so "natural" to you that you may not even realize that you are already using them! 

Simply by recognizing (re-knowing) your innate abilities - and practicing them - you open yourself to a whole new realm of useful and "clear" (clair) senses.  Imagine expanding your five senses of seeing, hearing, feeling, smelling, and tasting to help you navigate through your life with sharper awareness! As well, you can develop the intuitive skills of emotional feeling and knowing which correspond with your emotional and mental bodies.

Thus, developing your intuitive power is a matter of allowing what your intuition tells you to enter your conscious mind and accepting what you receive. There are many ways to get information, and each person is unique in how he or she receives and interprets what is sensed. 

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