When You Know, You Just Know - Increasing The Power of Your Intuition. Dear Friend,
A long time ago I lived in Pimlico for a short while, which was pretty convenient because at the time I worked at a place in Westminster not far from the Houses of Parliament, meaning that I had a very short commute to the office.
I'd usually catch the tube at Victoria station and get off at Westminster, giving me a journey time of less than 30 minutes, door-to-door.
One morning, I looked out the window at the spring sunshine and decided I wouldn't take the tube that day but instead do a power walk to the office. So I headed out, crossing Vauxhall Bridge road, making my way to Victoria street and then down to Parliament square and then past Westminster tube station.
As I was walking past Westminster station, on the other side of the street, I turned to look, and for some reason there was a large crowd of commuters gathered at the entrance of the station, which appeared to have been shut.
I didn't think much of it at the time, but when I arrived at the office, loads of people, regular users of Westminster station themselves, hadn't yet arrived. BBC breaking news flashed up on screen reporting a major incident at Westminster station.
I can't remember whether it was a fire or a bomb threat but I did get the feeling that something steered me clear of Westminster station that day.
Listening to the voice of intuition has helped a lot of people in hazardous circumstances - 19 People Who Listened To Their Gut Instinct And It Saved Them.
With daily Sahaja yoga meditation, this 'gut instinct' or intuition seems to be increased because your Kundalini recruits your left channel (of emotions/ emotional intelligence) into your sensing ability. More below.
Also below: shake a leg, shake a leg; the power of dance to lift your spirits and help you deal with stuff you're going through; and picnic basket of goodies - a short meditation to help you enjoy and benefit from the vibes on your chakras.
Best wishesP. PS. Photo collage of Sahaja yoga around the world, further down. |
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