Overview
The speaker explains the difference between instinct, impulse, and intuition, emphasizing how true intuition can guide individuals toward greater wealth, fulfillment, and success. They present a framework for identifying and activating intuition, guiding listeners on how to rise above survival-based decisions and access inspired ideas.
Instinct, Impulse, and Intuition Framework
- Instinct and impulse are survival mechanisms driven by past experiences and the subconscious mind.
- Instinct is associated with fear and defense (predator avoidance); impulse is linked to pleasure-seeking (prey pursuit).
- Many mistake instinct or impulse for intuition, leading to reactionary or misguided decisions.
- Intuition, the "third eye," serves as a balancing vector between instinct and impulse, providing inspired, value-based ideas.
The Role of Subconscious Charges
- Subconscious "charges" stem from past perceived negative (instinct) or positive (impulse) experiences.
- These charges distort current perceptions, causing people to misinterpret memories as intuitive guidance.
- Canceling out these charges allows clearer perception and genuine intuitive insight.
Activating and Using Intuition
- Intuition is accessed by reaching a state of gratitude, which involves recognizing both positives in negatives and negatives in positives from past experiences.
- Practical gratitude exercises are needed to neutralize emotional "charges" and become more enlightened.
- Enlightenment leads to a stronger inner voice, foresight, and value-based inspiration.
Practical Implications for Success and Wealth
- True intuition brings actionable, inspired ideas that align with one’s highest values and purpose.
- Successful individuals are inwardly driven by intuition, while less successful people are outwardly influenced by societal expectations or fears.
- To increase wealth, clear subconscious charges to hear and act on inspired ideas from intuition, not from survival instincts or fantasies.
Intuition, Relationships, and Well-being
- Intuition in relationships often relates to deeply held values (e.g., parental intuition).
- Emotional charges can prevent clear perception of others, affecting relationship choices and dynamics.
- Mental health concerns, such as bipolar disorder, can be linked to extreme swings between instinct and impulse due to unresolved subconscious charges.
Recommendations / Advice
- Regularly examine your decisions to determine if they stem from instinct, impulse, or intuition.
- Practice gratitude exercises focused on neutralizing emotional charges from past experiences.
- Aim to become inwardly driven by fostering your intuitive voice, especially when making significant life or financial decisions.