We have all made poor choices in our lives, honed terrible judgment, or believed somebody when we had the inclination not to. That is called through and through freedom and that is the thing that God made us with. Through and through freedom can impede us listening to our soul guides. For instance, how often have you said to yourself “I knew it!” If you resemble the vast majority it is too often to tally.
What if we could go back to the point of the decision, take a step back and try to listen to what our spirit guide is telling us to do? But how do we listen to what our guides are saying? It’s easy. All you have to do is take a step back and listen to what your heart is telling you and not your emotions. Most people can’t see their spirit guides but they are always there with you and will get you through whatever turmoil you are going through one way or another.
For most people their spirit guide is the little voice in your head, you know the one that we ignore a lot. You have to really take a step back and listen to your guides. They come through to us in all types of ways. Some people will get goose bumps when they are about to make a good decision and some will feel the hair on the back of their neck stand up. The important thing here is to recognize how we as individuals get messages from our spirit guides and pay attention to them. Once we understand their warnings it does get easier and easier to listen resulting in us making better decisions.
The left side of the brain is the analytical side where we process information and the right ride of the brain is where we get information from our spirit guides. Learning to separate the two is difficult and takes time and practice. I always tell clients to take baby steps and start small by getting in the habit of acknowledging your guide by name. Include him or her as part of your everyday life.
Start in the morning by asking your spirit guide by name to help pick out an outfit for you to wear. Then ask what you should have for breakfast and give two choices. This will get you in the habit of listening to them and you will start to recognize their communication to you. This helps when the major life decisions come up you will automatically know what your guide wants you to do. We all have free will but listening to your guide will make your life less stressful.
Incorporating spirit guides into one’s everyday life seems to be a method aimed at enhancing mindfulness and being more in tune with one’s own needs and desires. Though it may seem unorthodox, it could be a helpful tool for some individuals.
The duality of brain functions mentioned here – analytical versus intuitive – provides a fascinating perspective on human cognition. However, it might be oversimplifying the complexity of brain processes.
I agree, Maria. The brain works in much more complex ways than just a left-right divide. Nevertheless, the practice of listening to inner intuition could still be beneficial for many people.
True, the brain’s processes are intricate. However, focusing on our inner voice—whether we call it a spirit guide or intuition—can certainly help us in making more thoughtful decisions.
The concept of free will versus guided intuition is quite intriguing. The suggestion to integrate spirit guides into daily decision-making processes is certainly a novel approach that may help in developing a stronger intuitive sense.
While the idea of spirit guides is interesting, it may not be universally applicable. Different people have various methods of improving their decision-making skills, and not everyone may relate to the concept of spirit guides.
The practice of recognizing how spirit guides communicate can be seen as a way to better understand our personal cues and subconscious signals. It would be interesting to see empirical studies on the effectiveness of such an approach.