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There have been many times in my life where someone will pose a question that I hadn't really thought about before, but the answer comes naturally to me, like I had given it a lot of thought. That has been happening here on this site quite a bit for me. It is very exciting! Have you had this happen, or do all of your answers come from a place of previous thought, study, meditation? |
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I find the best answers often come without any preconceived thought on my part - they just seem to flow. And, like Michael, I often find myself asking "where did that come from?" - the only plausible explanation seems to be that the answers, at times, come through us from a higher state of consciousness It's like some answers I have to answer immediately to let the verbiage out of me, and all the rest (not many) I actually give thought to. Not many in between.
(06 Mar '11, 20:12)
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That's how I choose to believe Michaela. I call it higher self. Its messages are always there and we allow ourselves to receive them when our mind is quiet :)
(07 Mar '11, 06:44)
Eddie
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I look for an excitement when I read the questions. Sometimes the excitement is awakened when I read other's answers. When that happens the answer is often an energy that is bursting through, but the energy is the excitement connected to the understanding (of the solution). I feel like I am very much in control and trying to understand the answer in a way that it is as simple as possible. This is my favorite way to put down an answer because I enjoy unraveling it like opening a present. In this case don't edit the answer because, often upon reading it, I find that I cannot re-create the same flow of information with conscious attention to grammatically intelligent sentence structure. Unfortunately this does not happen most of the time. Usually it is a conscious push of intent and as I put down the answer I discover that it is not as interesting as it was within my consciousness, and often I delete the answer and just forget about it. Lately I found that I prefer to allow a response to a question to just sit within my mind until it gathers enough momentum to where I can understand and translate it in a way that it is enjoyable to read and share with others. There are other issues that do bother me and I fight the desire to fix it. For example the response above, I feel, has an over use of the word "answer" within it. So I practice "letting go" instead of trying to fix the "answer". fixed it ;) and wonderful a response to the question.
(03 Apr '11, 12:56)
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I visit IQ on my mobile telephone with a wi-fi connection. It's a great way to read the site but my thumbs are too big to write answers.So usually I do get an rough answer quickly.But I get to roll them around and sometimes compare to similar ones. |
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Yes, our subconscious mind knows the answer to all questions, and will answer them in very creative ways even to our surprise! |
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