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intuition

Knowing by instinctive sensing without use of rational processes; immediate cognition; that which is so sensed. An experience that conveys an idea or impression simply by an "awareness." (ESP intuitions include no sensory experiencing such as visualizing or hearing). Too often the receiver fails to recognize the psychic origin and disregards the intuitive manifestation

(See also: Intuition, Body Mind and Soul)

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The company was founded in 1983 by Scott Cook and Tom Proulx in Palo Alto, California. It is a notable rare example of a successful Microsoft competitor. According to their website, "Intuit's source of success is not as much technological prowess as it is a relentless focus on the customer." Intuit makes the popular personal finance programs Quicken and TurboTax, (in Canada known as QuickTax), the popular small business accounting program QuickBooks, QuickBooks Point of Sale solution for small retailers, th ...

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Intuit was reportedly conceived when Scott Cook, an assistant product manager at PG, realized that personal computers could lend themselves to replace paper-and-pencil personal accounting. On his quest to find a programmer he ended up running into Tom Proulx at Stanford. The two started Intuit, which initially operated out of a modest room on University Avenue in Palo Alto. The first version of Quicken was coded in Microsoft's Compiler BASIC for the IBM PC and UCSD Pascal for the Apple ][ by Tom Proulx and had to contend with a dozen serious ...

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intuition (to intuit): Direct understanding or cognition, which bypasses the process of reason. Intuition is a far superior source of knowing than reason, but it does not contradict reason.

See: cognition, mind (five states).

(See also: Intuition, Hinduism, Body Mind and Soul)

INTUITION: a term describing psychic information that unexpectedly reaches the Conscious Mind.

(See also: INTUITION, Witchcraft, Wicca, Paganism, Pagan Dictionary)

Intuit was reportedly conceived when Scott Cook, an assistant product manager at PG, realized that personal computers could lend themselves to replace paper-and-pencil personal accounting. On his quest to find a programmer he ended up running into Tom Proulx at Stanford. The two started Intuit, which initially operated out of a modest room on University Avenue in Palo Alto. The first version of Quicken was coded in Microsoft's Compiler BASIC for the IBM PC and UCSD Pascal for the Apple ][ by Tom Proulx and had to contend with a dozen serious ...

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INTUITION -

1. undoubting conception of a pure and attentive mind which come from the light of reason alone. (Descartes)

2. harmonizing the self with totality, the infinite universe perceiving far away or future things seeing if someone can be healed or seeing his or her destiny; the judgment of the infinite working through us, received primarily by the mid-brain and the body as a whole. (Michio Kushi) (NAD)

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The company was founded in 1983 by Scott Cook and Tom Proulx in Palo Alto, California. It is a notable rare example of a successful Microsoft competitor. According to their website, "Intuit's source of success is not as much technological prowess as it is a relentless focus on the customer." Intuit makes the popular personal finance programs Quicken and TurboTax, (in Canada known as QuickTax), the popular small business accounting program QuickBooks, QuickBooks Point of Sale solution for small retailers, th ...

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Intuition:

The non-paranormal ability to grasp the elements of a situation or to draw conclusions about complex events in ways that go beyond a purely rational or intellectual analysis. Similar to clairsentience, empathy.

(See also: Intuition, Psychic, Psychic Dictionary, Parapsychology, Parapsychology Dictionary)

In 1967, Dr. Shafica Karagulla published, in Breakthrough to Creativity, the results of her interviews with health professionals who claimed they could "see" the condition of organs within the body, as well as fields of force, or auras around human beings, animals, and plants. Dr. Karagulla asserted that a large number of successful physicians she interviewed showed signs of what she called Higher Sense Perception (HSP), which they ...

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Intuitive

An intuitive utilizes perceptual skills not located in rational, analytic thinking. Oftentimes the insights of an intuitive surpass what is available to the conscious mind.

(See also: Intuitive, Alternative Health, Body Mind and Soul)

Intuition The working of the inner vision, instant and direct cognition of truth. This spiritual faculty, though not yet in any sense fully developed in the human race, yet occasionally shows itself as hunches. Every human being is born with at least the rudiment of this inner sense.

Plotinus taught that the secret gnosis has three degrees -- opinion, science or knowledge, and illumination -- and that the instrument of the third is intuition. To this, reason is subordinate, for intuition is absolute knowledge, founded on the identification of the mind with the object. Iamblichus wrote of intuition:

"There is a faculty of the human mind, which is superior to all which is born or begotten. Through it we are enabled to attain union with the superior intelligences, to be transported beyond the scenes of this world, and to partake of the higher life and peculiar powers of the heavenly ones."

From another point of view, intuition may be described as spiritual wisdom, gathered into the storehouse of the spirit-soul through experiences in past lives; but this form may be described as automatic intuition. The higher intuition is a filling of the functional human mind with a ray from the divinity within, furnishing the mind with illumination, perfect wisdom and, in its most developed form, virtual omniscience for our solar system. This is the full functioning of the buddhic faculty in the human being; and when this faculty is thus aroused and working, it produces the manushya or human buddha.

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Intuitive/Medical Intuitive: Intuitives help their clients reach a better understanding of their characters, past influences and future prospects. Practitioners may choose to use various forms of divination (tarot, astrology, numerology) in their work or they may rely on natural psychic talents. Medical intuitives focus on health issues affecting the client.

(See also: Medical Intuitive, Alternative Health, Body Mind and Soul)

intuitive diagnosis (intuitive diagnostics): Form of clairvoyant diagnosis that rests on accurate intuition. The ostensible diagnostics of Edgar Cayce (see The Cayce Approach to Health and Healing) exemplifies intuitive diagnosis. Its apparent principle is that the conscious ignores signals surrounding humans, but that such information is obtainable if one's mind functions as a super-receiver.

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The twentieth century has seen a number of counter-intuitive theories developed, most notably: Quantum mechanics, which suggests that instead of being made out of particles, the universe is best described by complex-valued wave functions which behave very differently from particles in many situations. Relativity theory is also counter-intuitive, because it reformulates the conventional ideas of separate "space" and "time", "mass" and "energy" into a four-dimension ...

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INTUITIVE WORK

Intuitive work is a way of incorporating the perceived and received information that extends beyond the five senses, transcending what is considered ordinary thinking patterns and reasoning processes.

The four main mediums by which intuitives receive and perceive information are clairsentience; clairvoyance; clairaudience; and “knowingness” - impression or inspirational thought. The challenge for bodyworkers is how to respectfully incorporate intuition into their work while maintaining responsibility/ respect toward the client.

While the science aspect of bodywork focuses on the technique of touch (information accessed through the left hemisphere of the brain), the art aspect of bodywork focuses on how to touch with care and sensitivity (information accessed through the right hemisphere of the brain). As obvious tools for listening, hands touch with the intent to hear and see - information accessed through the temporal lobe. These three parts of the neurological system are considered the intuitive network.

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The Michelson-Morley experiment set out to measure the velocity of the Earth as it revolved around the Sun. The equipment was calculated to have sufficient sensitivity to measure the velocity against the backgound ether. The result was a null result, there was no ether velocity at all. This null result might be considered a special case of counter-intuition—clearly something has been overlooked, but who knows what. Several years later Einstein showed what was missing; namely ...

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Intuitive thought

The impression, idea or fact which enters the conscious mind in a period of attunement

(See also: Intuitive thought, Body Mind and Soul)

Counter-intuition can be regarded as a special case of counter-productive, where you do something expecting a certain outcome, but due to an imperfect understanding of the problem, the opposite outcome eventuates. Consider a policy of only catching large fish, and throwing back small fish so that they have a chance to grow into large fish later on. Large fish are the ones worth catching. But what appears to happen is that evolutionary pressure develops to select for fish that grow no larger than the small-large threshold, which is not ...

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