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 We seem to have an inner sense of right and wrong. Many physical techniques
of accessing intuition, as in muscle testing, involve the
fact that something inside of us responds differently to what’s right for us than to
what’s wrong for us.
Read "Intuition and reality testing" Behind all the common “yes/no” techniques lies the assumption that somewhere within us, somehow, we know the difference between right and wrong, or what’s right and wrong for us. This assumption has led to the field of “applied kinesiology,” known more popularly as “muscle testing.” This approach to intuition allows you to discover if your body responds positively or negatively to a given proposition. One popular use is to test for various medicines. By holding one aspirin, two aspirins, an Excedrin, or other type of medication, or dosage, muscle testing can be used to determine what medicine would be right for you. Here are some web sites on kinesiology: Assignment #22 Think about how you can take our innate ability to know the difference between what's "right" and what's "wrong" can be used in a go/stop or yes/no approach to intuitive guidance. Email your friends your idea on the subject and ask for their comments.
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