Welcome to the Subconscious Mind Mastery Podcast.

Thomas Miller here.

We're coming off the heels of the two previous podcasts and just rolling right into a series that we're going to be doing on intuition.

This is something that I'm realizing we need more and more now than ever because it is our

eternal guide that we need to tap into. And I also realize how many people don't. Yeah, I would

think that probably you know one way or the other what that gut instinct is, but intuition can be

incredibly powerful and there are a number of ways to tap it. So as I was thinking about how to

introduce this, the very first thing that we have to establish is that there is an internal

voice within all of us. Or maybe voice, I don't know if voice is the best word,

but there's this intuitive conversation going on, even if it's a feeling that you just don't

feel right about a person or a place or a thing. Or maybe conversely, you feel positive about something, but there's that fear barrier that

holds you back so you don't want to move forward and you might miss a wonderful opportunity

simply because intuition was trying to push you in there and yet you're blocking it.

So one of the big questions comes from, how do I tell if it's my chatterbox monkey mind or if it's truly my higher source, if it truly is God, if it truly is the universe trying to speak to me?

That is a really good distinction because sometimes the lines can be blurred, absolutely. I remember back, and we'll

tell this story probably a couple of times through here, but just the skinny version of it.

In 2013, I was getting ready to go on a bicycle ride. I was filling up my water bottles and a voice

in my head said, email Fred Dodson about doing his audio books,

narrating his audiobooks. How do I distinguish that between just monkey box chatter that was going

on while I was trying to get ready and get out the door? And just to put this on some kind of

timeline in 2007, the end of 2007, I went through my second

divorce. That was when I hit my dark night of the soul, the bottom of my life. I mean, that was the

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