Access your Genius – Exercise

Access your Genius – Exercise

In this exercise, which you can access by clicking on the audio stream below, you can experience how to access your Genius to solve a problem.

We are all multidimensional beings and exist beyond our physical bodies. Aspects of ourselves that we sometimes call the Higher Self, exist in consciousness levels beyond space and time.

This is where we get that intuitive sense of knowing – warnings of danger and other intuitive experiences. This is because these aspects of ourselves actually know the future.

However, we are not meant to always be in touch with this aspect consciously or we would not get anything done at all on the Earth plane.

But we can tap into this wisdom when we need to. Sometimes we can do this to get the solution to a problem we may be facing. In this exercise I will take you through the steps of accessing your inner wisdom to solve a problem.

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Please let me know how this exercise has helped you in the comments below.

For more on The Genius Groove: The New Science of Creativity click here.

 

Before the cameras were rolling on Punk Science

Before the cameras were rolling on Punk Science

One of the most popular interviews I have ever done for Punk Science was in 2008 with Iain McNay of Conscious TV.
It has been shown many times on television channels such as Edge Media TV on Sky amongst others.

What you might not know is that Iain McNay is involved in the music industry and has had a lot of dealings with punk music. So before the cameras started rolling, we had a great chat about music and discovered a shared love of Courtney’s Love’s work – which is grossly underestimated in both our opinions.

Later Ian McNay actually named Punk Science as one of his favourite books of all time which is a great honour especially considering how many authors he interviews!

The interview itself features insights on how the Black Hole Principle came to be as well as musings on the nature of consciousness and quantum physics. You can see the interview here.

Enjoy!

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