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Developing Intuition: Practical Guidance for Daily Life
by Shakti Gawain
from New World Library

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• Developing Intution: Practical guides for life
  I really like Shakti Gawain's books and this one didn't disappoint me.
  Her knowledge and inspiration is so keen with awareness that you just
  want to meet her. I especially like her book "Awakening" which is a daily dose of themes and inspiration.
  

• A Great Aid for Recognizing, Trusting and Following Inner Guidance
  "Intuition isn't mysterious or mystical: it's very practical inner wisdom that can be used as a tool for dealing with everyday decisions and challenges." - Shakti Gawain
  Author Shakti Gawain teaches that intuition enlivens, informs, encourages and leads. If we would only listen, trust, and follow our intuitive guidance, we would make better choices, access divine wisdom, discover opportunities and meet challenges with optimism.
  In the 52-card deck Developing Intuition, Gawain hand-selected various... more info

• Generally Good Introduction....
  If you come from the kind of background where spirituality, an appreciation for the nonphysical side of life, etc. was not encouraged, I think this is a great introduction to a practical development of intuition skills.

  One of the reasons why this book is good is because it demonstrates that intuition is a skill we all have equal access to--both men AND women--though it may be more highly developed in some rather than others. However, like any skill it has to be fine-tuned in order to make more... more info

• disappointing
  I expected more from this accomplished author. There are a lot of books about intuition out there yet, but my own intuition hasn't been much help in finding a satisfactory one. This book asks some important questions, such as how can you distinguish your intuitive voice from other inner voices (i.e. how do you know when to believe your hunches and when to regard them with skepticism), but I don't think she goes far enough in answering them. The book is only about 25,000 words, which is about one-third of a... more info

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