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Practical Ways to Tap into and Use Your Highest Wisdom
Each day, we are bombarded with data and opinions, and each day we must make choices that steer us toward our own best approach to life. And, according to Simone Wright, we often forget or don't understand how to use the best tool available: our intuition, which is our "first intelligence" that can cut through the chatter to inherent wisdom. She explains that intuition is an innate and universal biological and energetic function that can be used like a human GPS system to guide us toward effective action and peak performance. Riveting examples and powerful exercises demonstrate how we can use this "sixth sense" as naturally as any, in all areas of our lives. Simone Wright explains that intuition is an innate and universal biological and energetic function that can be used like a human GPS system to guide us toward effective action and peak performance.
"This book is truly a gem - a magical and practical resource that makes it possible for anyone to access the power of their intuition. Simone Wright is a remarkably brilliant and loving teacher."
- Christine Hassler, author of Expectation Hangover
"First Intelligence takes the intuitive skill set out of the clouds and brings it firmly down to earth....It is an important read for those brave enough to explore the power they possess."
- Mike Saunders, detective, Calgary Police Service
"Simone Wright breaks intuition down in a straightforward way...placing it firmly in the realm of everyday experience. A fascinating, rewarding read!"
- Alison Laventhol, TV writer, Fairly Legal and Perception
"If you want to further your journey and access your intuition but don't want the fluff, then this book is for you."
- Manjir Samanta-Laughton, MD, author of Punk Science and The Genius Groove Simone Wright is a highly respected intuitive consultant, award-winning entrepreneur, and globally collected artist. She teaches and consults internationally, working with clients ranging from elite athletes, law enforcement personnel, and health care providers to entertainers, CEOs, and entrepreneurs. She lives in Los Angeles. INTRODUCTION
"Three and three." It was the second time in one day I had heard those words.
These were the first impressions I received as I stepped into the non-descript Vietnamese restaurant in a non-descript strip mall in a non-descript part of town. The walls of the restaurant were painted a sunny, butter yellow and there was an aquarium filled with fish by the front door. In the Asian art of Feng-Shui, the symbolic energies of the color yellow and the living fish are used to generate happiness, harmony and prosperity, but they did little to disguise the flurry of unsettling images and feelings I was inundated with as I stepped into the foyer.
I had been dropped off at the restaurant by a police detective friend of mine, who knowing of my skills as an intuitive, invited me on a field test to give my abilities a work out and to see what, if anything, I could come up with.
Mark had been a police officer for over 20 years, much of that time spent undercover and as a detective specializing in drugs, vice and homicide. He phoned earlier that day with an assignment for me. The call was unexpected as I was only in town for about twelve hours as a lay over on my way back to Los Angeles after teaching a weekend intuition workshop in Canada.
Being careful not to divulge too much detail, Mark informed me he would be picking me up in a couple hours to, Take me to a scene'. That was it. No further information, no details; no other clues. Yet, no sooner had the statement left his mouth when the words. Three and three.' flashed in my mind, along with an overwhelming sense of unease. I knew instantly that what lay ahead was not going to be a pleasant walk in the park and I knew with even more certainty, that more than one person was dead.
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Each day, we are bombarded with data and opinions, and each day we must make choices that steer us toward our own best approach to life. And, according to Simone Wright, we often forget or don't understand how to use the best tool available: our intuition, which is our "first intelligence" that can cut through the chatter to inherent wisdom. She explains that intuition is an innate and universal biological and energetic function that can be used like a human GPS system to guide us toward effective action and peak performance. Riveting examples and powerful exercises demonstrate how we can use this "sixth sense" as naturally as any, in all areas of our lives. Simone Wright explains that intuition is an innate and universal biological and energetic function that can be used like a human GPS system to guide us toward effective action and peak performance.
"This book is truly a gem - a magical and practical resource that makes it possible for anyone to access the power of their intuition. Simone Wright is a remarkably brilliant and loving teacher."
- Christine Hassler, author of Expectation Hangover
"First Intelligence takes the intuitive skill set out of the clouds and brings it firmly down to earth....It is an important read for those brave enough to explore the power they possess."
- Mike Saunders, detective, Calgary Police Service
"Simone Wright breaks intuition down in a straightforward way...placing it firmly in the realm of everyday experience. A fascinating, rewarding read!"
- Alison Laventhol, TV writer, Fairly Legal and Perception
"If you want to further your journey and access your intuition but don't want the fluff, then this book is for you."
- Manjir Samanta-Laughton, MD, author of Punk Science and The Genius Groove Simone Wright is a highly respected intuitive consultant, award-winning entrepreneur, and globally collected artist. She teaches and consults internationally, working with clients ranging from elite athletes, law enforcement personnel, and health care providers to entertainers, CEOs, and entrepreneurs. She lives in Los Angeles. INTRODUCTION
"Three and three." It was the second time in one day I had heard those words.
These were the first impressions I received as I stepped into the non-descript Vietnamese restaurant in a non-descript strip mall in a non-descript part of town. The walls of the restaurant were painted a sunny, butter yellow and there was an aquarium filled with fish by the front door. In the Asian art of Feng-Shui, the symbolic energies of the color yellow and the living fish are used to generate happiness, harmony and prosperity, but they did little to disguise the flurry of unsettling images and feelings I was inundated with as I stepped into the foyer.
I had been dropped off at the restaurant by a police detective friend of mine, who knowing of my skills as an intuitive, invited me on a field test to give my abilities a work out and to see what, if anything, I could come up with.
Mark had been a police officer for over 20 years, much of that time spent undercover and as a detective specializing in drugs, vice and homicide. He phoned earlier that day with an assignment for me. The call was unexpected as I was only in town for about twelve hours as a lay over on my way back to Los Angeles after teaching a weekend intuition workshop in Canada.
Being careful not to divulge too much detail, Mark informed me he would be picking me up in a couple hours to, Take me to a scene'. That was it. No further information, no details; no other clues. Yet, no sooner had the statement left his mouth when the words. Three and three.' flashed in my mind, along with an overwhelming sense of unease. I knew instantly that what lay ahead was not going to be a pleasant walk in the park and I knew with even more certainty, that more than one person was dead.
FIELD WORK
The owner of