This is Subconscious Mind Mastery podcast number 144. I'm Thomas Miller. Thanks for joining us. Let's talk today about intuitive prompts, mainly because I just had one, and it was kind of a big one. And I'm right in the middle of the story. So I thought, let's just catch this on a podcast. It would be perfect. And in my interactions with many of you, this keeps coming up.

So obviously it's something that we need to continue working on because this is really where I'm hanging out in my own life these days.

It's the way that I'm living my life.

And it's working so beautifully that I really want

this for you as well. So the first thing that comes to mind is when I talk to people and they say,

I just don't hear those voices or I don't get those prompts. I don't know what's underneath that.

I haven't been able to dissect that yet for what is in somebody's space that has intuition blocked off.

I have a few ideas, and the number one idea is that I think we get too busy.

See, this is a still small voice. It's not a big, loud, boisterous voice. Not only does it speak

softly, so you have to be listening, you have to be quiet in order to hear it, but I think

it also mostly appears, not always, but mostly appears when we are in a receptive state to hear it.

Sometimes it will just knock us out of the blue. And when

those happen, I think those are moments that the energy or that whatever it is that's prompting you

needs to be taken action on right then, no questions asked. A lot of these stories come from

like the TWA Flight 800.

I think I've told about in prior podcasts where there were two couples meeting at JFK Airport from two different cities.

They were meeting there.

They were getting on TWA 800 to go to Europe for a vacation together.

And while they were getting ready to get on the plane, one of the wives said,

no, I am not getting on that airplane. And she didn't. The other couple did. They perished.

The couple that stayed back, of course, survived. Those are those in-the-moment prompts where the

energy is there right then. When I got my prompt to email Fred Dodson to do his

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