If you want to learn simple practical exercises to improve your intuitive skills and achieve a better understanding of your inner energy and the energy that surrounds you, then you should read this book.
If you are skeptical about how spiritual energy works, then you are the kind of reader that John Culbertson has in mind when he says, “You are not being asked to blindly accept these beliefs; you are being called and challenged to explore them. This doesn’t mean you have to give up your current set of beliefs, but it does require an open mind.”
John Culbertson, Shamanic Practitioner and Spiritual Teacher, draws upon his abundant experience of interacting with different kinds of spiritual energies to reveal many simple yet effective techniques to develop extraordinary intuitive skills and release the energy that resides within every individual.
“Improve Your Intuition” is a treasure trove containing highly beneficial insights and practical advice on how to live a fuller, richer and profoundly productive life. If you’ve read his earlier book, “Psychic Self Defense and Protection,” you will recognize the ease with which he simplifies esoteric subjects and explains them in an easily comprehendible manner.
In “Improve your Intuition,” John Culbertson reveals many simple yet effective techniques to develop extraordinary intuitive skills and release the energy that resides within every individual.
“Improve Your Intuition” is a very practical and sensible how-to manual that reveals simple techniques to energize and enrich your life. The book takes you on an incredibly fascinating journey that leaves refreshingly vivid impressions on the mind. Written with a depth of understanding that belies the simple manner in which he explains esoteric concepts like Energy Chakras, Auras and Scrying, John has achieved a great breakthrough in illuminating and clearing the cobwebs from some hitherto obscure and obtuse practices and rituals.
He evokes confidence in his readers and establishes a connection with them when he says, “Success with your intuition is like singing. Everyone has a voice. Everyone can use it to sing. Everyone can learn to improve what is already there through study and practice.”
The power of positive thinking, meditation and relaxation techniques, energy rituals to maximize their benefits, practical advice on how to eliminate your fears and realize your full potential – these are just some of the highly beneficial lessons that “Improve Your Intuition” offers.
A remarkable aspect of the book is the straightforward manner in which it is constructed. The information contained in each chapter is intelligently fused with practical advice and a simple set of exercises to follow. Some of the exercises are complemented by variations which enables the practitioner to try out different options according to their suitability and convenience.
The manner in which he expounds the importance of practically applying the knowledge gained from the book through regular exercises to fully benefit from it resonates with his confidence and belief in their effectiveness. He hit the proverbial nail on the head when he says at the outset of the book, “You can’t expect to master the material in this book by reading alone. A wide gulf exists between understanding concepts and practicing what you learn.”
John says, “Once you gain success with one goal, it’s vital to form another goal or improve upon the goal achieved. In doing so you continuously work toward improvement in all spheres of life.” This is what the book promises through a series of goal-oriented easy to follow practical exercises.
A fascinating read the first time you go through, the appeal of “Improve Your Intuition,” continues to increase as you return to refer to the techniques mentioned in the book. The depth and abundance of wisdom that resides within the book reveals new meanings every time you read it and contributes to your enlightenment.
Unlike other books which preach about doctrines and dogmas, “Improve Your Intuition” has a refreshingly different approach which bestows on you the freedom to choose what you want to accept and what you don’t. John Culbertson expresses his respect for the reader’s ability to discern what is suitable to their own individual requirements when he says, “Life is ultimately about your own journey. No one besides you should dictate where this journey will lead.”
