Posts Tagged ‘intuition training’

30
Jul

Your Questions About Intuition – Answered!

   Posted by: Tom    in Finding YIW

Intuition is something we all have in great abundance. After
having taught thousands of people from all walks of life my
simple technique for recognizing their intuition, I’ve found
that there are a number of common questions.

I‘d like to answer the three most common questions that I get.

But even more importantly, there are questions seldom asked
about our intuition that, when understood, can greatly
enhance your daily lives.

I’m going to answer the 3 most important but usually unasked
questions about your intuition and how to use it more
effectively.

http://budurl.com/mwwa

I’m going to take the 3 most important questions seldom asked
and answer them for you in this free webcast.

You can register right now, but don’t wait, it’s coming soon.

Saturday 10 AM July 30

http://budurl.com/mwwa

I’ll also take your questions too. I’ll handle as many as I
can, time permitting.

It’s tomorrow morning (Saturday, July 31st) at 10 AM Pacific.

So don’t hesitate. Register now:
http://budurl.com/mwwa

More power to you,

Tom

P.S. I can’t guarantee that the audio will be made available,
but register anyhow, even if you don’t know if you can be
there, just in case.

Feel free to invite your friends too. Just send them to:
http://budurl.com/mwwa

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I was scared and beaten down. I recoiled at the sound of  my own phone ringing. My physical and mental energy had been so depleted that close friends were worried about me.

I’d been a vital, happy young man, then in my mid-20’s, and seemed to have the world on a string. Great things had been happening to me for over two years.

I’d held a dream job as an executive for Playboy, then a TV production vice president/producer. I’d gone from that to hosting and producing my own television shows. I even had an office at Universal Studios with a TV star as my partner.

I had always been interested in the powers of the human mind. I’d researched psychics, intuitive teachers, and business executives who said they used intuition to make decisions and many areas of deep paranormal study.

A whole world had opened to me when I began doing, quite by accident, intuitive coaching, which wasn’t what what it was called then. I’d never thought of myself as intuitive, at least not in the way it was turning out.

I had no intention of doing coaching or any sort of one-on-one work. It seemed to take on a synchronicity, which I’d surely pay more attention to today than I did then.

I’d been introduced to various movie and TV celebrities and executives who I’d been able to help out, giving information that I didn’t even understand myself sometimes. They, some of my friends began referring new people to me.

At first, I was happy to help, though uncomfortable with it all. I didn’t even charge for it. It was easy for me.

The build up had been slow but then someone called me a psychic. That jarred me and I very forcefully explained that that’s not what I was or did.

Most of the psychics I knew were either self-delusional or outright frauds who preyed on people’s weaknesses. I’d even investigated psychics and other frauds in that world behalf of a non-profit organization that I was involved with. Some of them were closer to psycho than psychic.

However, I also knew some psychics who were incredibly accurate and consistent. I was close to two of them who were actually retained by the CIA and other intelligence agencies to find lost agents and other clandestine information. Read the rest of this entry »

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Developing intuition is simple when you use the Secret 5-Minute-Intuitive Training. Curious about psychic intuition or extrasensory perception? Here’s a more practical approach.


Developed in a 6-week series at UCLA’s Experimental College, it’s been taught throughout the world.


To Register for your free report, please go to:

http://yourinnerwizard.com/5

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5
Feb

Creative Self-Defense

   Posted by: Tom    in Finding YIW


You find yourself on a cold, deserted, darkened New York street late at night. You’re blocks away from any traffic and surrounded by old decrepit buildings with no signs of life.

Suddenly you’re not alone. Pacing behind you are two shabbily dressed men who stop and start when you do.  You have no phone or other way to call for help.

What do you do?

Here’s what I did. I call it creative self-defense.


I stepped out of my hotel into a cold crisp New York City night in December. The plumes of car exhausts to the exhales of scurrying pedestrians left traces of life everywhere.

I was in town for a friend’s annual Christmas party. She’d just moved in to a new loft that was remodeled from an old warehouse. This industrial area was going through a gentrification process designed to create an upscale series of old warehouses into multi-million dollar residences. Hers was one of the first completed.

A group of us hired a car to take us there from our hotel. The streets surrounding her building were empty of pedestrians and even cars. Usually anywhere in New York City where there’s a parking spot it’s grabbed up right away, but not here.

We arrived at her address and I marveled at what was being done to beautify the building, and later the others, in the middle the deserted urban squalor.

Later, my friends wanted leave before I was ready to, so I told them to take the car and I’d grab a cab.When it came time to go, I thought I’d just walk down to the next major street to get my ride.

When I stepped outside from my friend’s  warm and beautiful home I realized how bleak everything else was. I’d also misjudged the distance to the next major street. Many blocks away I could see the streaming car lights flowing through the distant intersection. Oh well, I thought. I love walking in New York City.

WinterNightNYCOnly about every fourth street lamp worked. All bundled in my heavy overcoat and scarf, I marveled at how the crunching snow beneath my feet echoed through the deserted buildings. It seemed strange that these were the only sounds around me, magnified by the frozen air in the middle of this city of sound.

But then another sound intruded on my solitude as I noticed the magnified sounds of more  footsteps. I stopped to listen, and heard a few more heavy crunches before they stopped. I knew these weren’t my echos. I walked a several yards then heard more crunching that sounded like it came from behind me. I stopped suddenly and heard two more crunches, then silence, except for distant sirens.

I stole a glance behind me as I began walking again. There, on the other side of the street, about a half block behind me, under one   of the few working street lamps, were two men dressed in what appeared to be old army fatigue jackets. They didn’t look like any of the party goers I’d just left.

As I walked faster, they walked faster. I slowed down, they slowed down. The nearest active intersection was at least another five blocks away.

There was nowhere to run and nowhere to hide. No lights were on in any of the buildings and going back was not an option. I let out an involuntary groan. At that moment, and upon hearing my sound, the two men stopped.

Without thinking about it, I made another loud, but now an agonizing groan. Out of the corner of my eye, I could see they’d stopped again. I abruptly faced the building closest to me and began yelling obscenities toward it.

Crazed yelling erupted from my mouth and I began flailing my fists, fighting off imaginary enemies, cursing and yelling that, “You’ll never take me alive you (expletives!)” I pretended to have a knife as I slashed out at my invisible advisories, all the while glancing at my two very real potential threats, who were now frozen in place, watching my theatrics.

I could see them looking at one another and then talking and glancing over to my side of the street as I continued my tirade.

Suddenly I stopped and turned to look at them as though seeing them for the first time. Focusing on them now, I yelled more obscenities as if they were the continuation of my imaginary battles manifested right on the street. They paused, looked at me for a moment, then turned scurried off in the opposite direction.

Taking no chances, I continued my rant as I aimed myself toward the safety of the busy street. By the time I reached the intersection my voice was so weak that I could hardly yell, TAXI!

I was never so happy to find myself in heavy city traffic.

NOTE: You were born creative. Everything new thing that you do comes from your core of creativity. Those who say, “I’m just not creative,” couldn’t be more wrong.

Like any natural gift, you can improve on it. You can heighten any or all of your senses with training. When you combine your intuition with your creativity the possibilities are endless. This is how you can get “the edge” in life.

My experience on the streets of New York are just one example, and it’s not even an extraordinary one. We are constantly presented with opportunities to advance in life and the way we increase our personal power is through exercising our creative process.

The Wizard’s Edge is designed to heighten your natural intuition and combine it with your creativity. You can find out more about it by clicking here.

http://TheWizardsEdge.com


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Psychic Soldiers Saved Lives. Science Fiction? The Colonel Portrayed By George Clooney In “The Men Who Stare At Goats” In An Exclusive Interview.

See my review here
Exclusive interview with paranormal researcher, Dr. John Alexander, portrayed in the film by George Clooney

Exclusive interview with paranormal researcher, Dr. John Alexander, portrayed in the film by George Clooney

“The Men Who Stare At Goats,” is a new movie starring George Clooney. He portrays the real life Army Special Forces Colonel and paranormal researcher,  Dr. John Alexander.

Las Vegas, Nevada, (PR Web) October 29, 2009 – Dr. John Alexander said that he discovered during combat operations there was always at least one soldier who could “sense” the enemy before anyone else did. He says that every unit had one or more of these soldiers. They saved a lot of lives.

So it wasn’t surprising when Alexander took an active participation in one of the most audacious missions in US military history; the formation of Task Force Delta and The First Earth Battalion, finding and training psychic soldiers to spy on our enemies.

With the blessings of some of the highest ranking officers in the army, Alexander, along with team leader, Lt. Col. Jim Channon, began researching methods and techniques using intuition and the paranormal to spy on US enemies. Channon is portrayed in the film by Jeff Bridges.

Jim Channon, founder of the First Earth Battalion, captures their philosophy with the nature of their mandate; “Dare to think the unthinkable.” They are still thinking and doing.

Alexander is featured in an exclusive interview October 28th with Tom Justin, director of the YIW Institute of Las Vegas, NV and creator of “The Wizard’s Edge” training and the website, www.YourInnerWizard.com.

The interview with Alexander will not only cover his colorful past, but how we can use his research to aid in our daily lives. He’s stated that we are all intuitive, just at various levels. If so, how can we improve?

While the movie is played strictly for laughs, it makes no secret that it (and the book by the same name) is based on fact. Justin says, “Be prepared to be shocked by some of the revelations that you’ll never see in the movie.”

Soldiers were groomed and trained to be “remote viewers” those who could focus in on an enemy location, even thousands of miles away, and describe with various levels of accuracy, various activities, buildings, size, etc.

Many of the principals continued their work after the army. The First Earth Battalion continues with various levels of research in the paranormal as well as earth’s biosphere research, especially as it applies to the military.

The interview will be held Wednesday, October 28th at 5:30 PM Pacific time. and is open to registrants only. The free registration link is http://budurl.com/ghx8

Registrants who can’t listen live will be notified of the recording, which will be available within a day or so.

Tom Justin is the founder and director of the YIW Institute of Las Vegas, Nevada.

The Institute sponsors YourInnerWizard.com and oversees the training program developed by Justin, titled, “The Wizard’s Edge.”

“Your Intuitive Click” is a technique that Tom first created while teaching a course on powers of the mind at UCLA’s Experimental College. He’s developed that program over the years and is now sharing some of it through the power of the Internet.

He is the past-president of The Society For Psychical Research of Beverly Hills, California, a science-based non-profit organization that explored the uses of mind powers and their application in everyday life.

He hosted and produced a series of television specials titled, Psychic Explorations and was a special reporter on powers of the mind for KTTV TV in Los Angeles. This led him to conduct more research about the subject of intuition and its uses, which continues to this day.

In his free special report “Your Inner Wizard,” he will train the reader how to discover and use their intuitive mind with a process he calls the “Intuitive Click,” in 5 minutes or less. The report is at: http://budurl.com/ghx8

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Contact: Tom Justin, (702) 508-8460. tjustin AT mindspring.com
9360 W. Flamingo Road, Ste. 110-515
Las Vegas, NV 89417

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You’re Invited To An Exclusive Interview

Psychic soldiers? The US government admitting they dabbled in the paranormal?
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They not only dabbled, they created a military unit that used trained soldiers to psychically spy on our enemies. And that’s just what they’ve admitted!

The Men Who Stare At Goats

The Men Who Stare At Goats

One of the key officers in this program, and the man portrayed by George Clooney in the movie, will be my guest for this live exclusive interview.

In the movie “The Men Who Stare At Goats,” (released 11-6-09) George Clooney plays the real life Col. John Alexander, a former Special Forces commander in Viet Nam who explored the deepest realms of mind powers for nonleathel weaponry for the US military.

Alexander says that we all have intuitive abilities but there are some who are natural super stars, yet everyone can be trained to improve what they already have. He would know.

The film is a comedy but this man is serious stuff.

I think you’ll be very surprised to hear what he has to say about the movie. And, what he has to say about the mysterious world of spies, intelligence, and the powers of our minds.

To join us for this live event, please be sure to register right away. Just your first name and primary email address please. You’ll receive all of the instructions for the webcast once you register here:

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You may invite your friends as well.Just send them this link:
http://budurl.com/lga6

You’ll be able to listen online or by phone if you’re away from your computer.

You’ll also be able to ask Col Alexander a question, depending on our time available. So be sure to get in now.


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