We’re talking about how powerful “inquiry” is. If you missed part one, you can read it here:
A question is WAY more powerful than a conclusion because a question engages the field of infinite intelligence (where all the answers and solutions live). Whereas, a conclusion is all about the human mind not necessarily connected with the Source of all Life.
Some general characteristics about the mind:
- It honestly believes it is always right
- It is designed to protect you and keep you alive and safe, but not programmed to allow you to thrive (that’s the job of your heart and soul)
- It is unaware (until you show it) that a connection to higher intelligence exists
- It is not at all comfortable with open inquiries (in fact, it’s more than uncomfortable, it’s terrified of it)
- It is all about being “serious and heavy” whereas the Divine has a “sense of humor and is light” ~ it’s good to know the difference and how it feels inside.
- It loathes the idea of letting your Divine Intelligence take the pilot seat (which means it is left with the co-pilot seat)
- With your regular conscious choice to allow Divine Intelligence to guide you, it will eventually yield to the co-pilot seat.
- When the mind is scared, which can be a lot, you feel fear, worry, doubt, guilt, shame, depressed, and stuck.
- It’s not that hard to comfort the mind and help it feel safe, but it does take some practice. It’s like building a muscle.
When you notice you have a problem, whether it’s a physical issue, a looping emotion, another person, a lack of something, confusion, or something you’re trying to understand. Anything and everything is fair game. Follow these simple steps:
- Notice and become aware of the problem (try not to judge yourself, just notice), you can be sure something is up when you feel serious, tense, or upset
- Identify what you’d rather have instead (it’s often the opposite of the problem or some variation of it)
- Write in your journal the problem/concern/issue, and then write what you’d rather have (outcome/solution/answer/discovery/more or less of something)
- Begin using the inquiry prompts to open the energy, connect to wisdom/intelligence, and receive insights to bring about what you want
- You can’t do this wrong, in playing with it, you’ll discover the power of it
How to begin your inquiry/questions…
What if…
How can I…
What else…
Who do I need to be to allow the best possible outcome…
What can I do, be, and generate to being creating ________________today
What is important about…
What do I need to know to move past…
What is it _(this situation)_____would have me know…
For more prompts and guidance, here’s a complimentary “Inquiry Journal”:
https://www.sacredhealthacademy.com/inquiry-journal