#intuitivethinking

[thesagittarianmind]

[hybrid404-blog]

Be responsible of your own time. That is what this illustration wants to divulge or imply. It is not that bad to use advanced technology for our mundane tasks; however, we should always think of the things we need to prioritize. Time is gold, as what the very popular saying states. It may, perhaps, sound cliche but that is truly a meaningful phrase. Nowadays, we should focus on the things we NEED to use rather than those we just WANT. Thus, it is better for us to manage and use our time in a very well manner. Although we can explore things by the use of technology, let us still not forget that we can have our happiness by means of having great experiences in the realm of reality and out of technology.

[meghanmode-blog]

Nothing in your life is happening to you, it's happening for you. No matter if it's painful and difficult to bear. It's all for a greater good, a greater you, for reasons that may not yet be known. Trust in yourself, trust in your body, mind and soul. Open up and be aware to the worlds invitations and let go of the negativity #lindsaymack #murcuryretrograde #mindfullness #intuitivethinking #tarot #starsigns

[dgwiggins]

How to Write Clearly If You Are an Intuitive Thinker. — Better Humans

This five step system is for anyone who “writes to think.”

I was emailed this article and really liked it. The intro about "Intuitive Thinking" and Writing is particularly good. I also like his writing process outlined at the end but it's nothing particularly revolutionary to me.

[journeytorome-blog]

A Million Sober Thoughts

Do you believe that the life you are living is factual or maybe the doubt is weighing on your shoulder. In some cases, we tend to believe the facts over a strongly opinionated thought due to being brainwashed by institutions who tell us what we need to hear instead of what we want to hear. I often see this life as a teacher telling her pupils to read a chapter in the book and write a book report on it. When she and her class can easily depict parts of the stories and discuss how they apply to real life situations. But instead, she rather waste her time giving you a worksheet with a list of criteria's that need to be met in order to receive the proper grade. In understanding, she needs to know rewording and paraphrasing is the same material that we will apply for 9 or plus years of our life depending how far we want to excel our education. Did I not also mention that there is only 24 hours in a day and usually six hours spent at this psychological institution, so why waste her time focusing on yesterday lecture when she needs to teach a new lesson plan already.

So, what makes you a Buddhist, Muslim, Catholic, Jew, or a born again Christian? Is it your morals and values, what about the family crest that was instilled for many generations, or could you be another product of society? I maybe challenging your religion at this point, but you need to grasp things from different approaches and procedures. How can a person ban you as an outcast for not fulfilling the vision they had for you? A person can't fault you for making the same mistake repetitively, instead they should embrace it as a life lesson. Although, my religion follows as Christianity, I can't indulge with the history behind it for many reasons. For I know there is a higher God above me and he is always on call.  Regardless, of what you believe in, the common goal is to promote peace and awareness throughout the for solely purpose of happiness and unity.