Interpreting Intuition Challenge May/June 2010

I am reposting the Background to this Challenge as a reference point to return to as we bring this Challenge to a close. I will be posting the link for a brief evaluation shortly.

Background

I believe interpreting intuition is an individual experience and one in which a head/heart connection with self is required to successfully ‘read the intelligence’ our intuition offers.  Over the years I have been told that I have a great sense of judgement and in my younger years was often told that I had a knowingness beyond my years.  And yet, over the last 47 years, I have found myself in some very precarious and often dangerous situations… As I reflect on my journey of conscious living over the last 20 odd years (sometimes semi-conscious) I know now that when I tuned in and interpreted my intuition I had amazing life experiences and the exact opposite when I ignored it. Take for example when I was 14. I was on holidays with one of my older sisters in a little country town where she was living. I had a part time job and had saved money to go see her and had enough money to pay for my 4 hour bus ride home. Unbeknown to me, some of my older friends had decided to drive out and visit me and my sister for the weekend. Inevitably, they offered me a ride home instead of catching the bus. On the surface it all made perfect sense for me to catch a ride. However, my intuition told me not to get in that car… unfortunately I couldn’t explain this well enough for anyone to understand me, so I got in that car… Half way through the drive home we had a car accident and the vehicle rolled over down an embankment. Now here’s the weird thing – there were five of us in that van, and I was the only passenger injured… I broke my right leg, cracked 4 ribs, smashed my right arm and broke two vertebrae in my back… After 8 weeks in hospital, 3 months in casts and loads of missed school, I knew there and then, that there was something about ‘intuition’ that made sense to me and have sought to learn more ever since…

Purpose

The purpose of facilitating this Challenge is to create a sacred space for us to explore together the intelligence our intuition can provide allowing us to live more authentically. We will be developing more self trust and certainty over the next 30 days and in doing so, increase our confidence in our own capabilities.

Disclaimer:

Like any other process you choose to embark on, please check with your higher self and/or health professional to ascertain your level of commitment and suitability to such an exercise. If you are 100% committed to strengthening your emotional fitness through a variety of self paced, self owned and self-actualising activities you can guarantee yourself a 100% increase in mental muscle development as a result of this Challenge. On the other hand, let’s say you are only 10% committed to strengthening your emotional fitness. Then you can be 100% guaranteed of achieving a 10% increase in mental muscle development as a result of this Challenge.  In other words, like everything in life “you will get out of this Challenge what you put into it”. I encourage you to own your own process, enjoy the ride and find ways to positively celebrate the journey so far!

Self Reflective Checklist:

On a scale of 1 -10 (1 being low 10 being high)

1. How committed to this challenge am I?

1. How willing am I to own my own results?

1. How prepared am I to share my results with others?

To assist you in mapping your journey throughout the Challenge we encourage you to

• Journal your experiences
• Consider participating in our Blog and Glog forums  to map your experience
• Tell us about your progress – if you like something we are doing please tell us first, if you don’t like something we’re doing please tell us first
• At the end of the Challenge,  assist us in providing feedback either anonymously via our website surveys or directly through our Blog

Please go to www.bronwynclee.com to read testimonials from previous participants

Results of April 2010 Bootcamp 4 Beliefs

Of the 163 members who registered to participate, 18 participants provided the following survey results:

Before the challenge I had a good understanding of why I believed what I did = 82.5%

As a result of the challenge I now understand myself more = 100%

I have now learned to be kinder to myself  = 93.5%

Summary of at least 3 things participants learned in the Challenge and now apply in their daily life:

• Be kinder to myself
• Take more time to self reflect
• Forgive myself
• Increase positive self talk
• The importance of being clear about what I want
• Review and question validity of beliefs and construct new ones where appropriate

From the facilitators perspective, these results were evident in the increase in robust discussions displaying more self trust, confidence and certainty.