The Warning He Ignored
Some years ago, I helped a man who had acquired an Inner Guide. He was thoughtful and intelligent, and he had already experienced how his Inner Guide could lead him to greater clarity and calm. After a painful divorce, he hoped to remarry, and he met a new woman who was attractive and interesting.
He believed they were well-suited. Still, his Inner Guide warned him. Using subliminal perceptions, it detected troubling qualities in her.
He ignored the warning.
He married her, and once they were living as a couple, she began showing a side of herself he hadn’t seen before.
Within a year, that marriage ended in another painful divorce.
But that’s not where the story ends.
Soon afterward, he met another woman and fell in love again. This time, his Inner Guide agreed with his choice.
They married—and they’ve been happy ever since.
An Inner Guide Is More Than Intuition
People sometimes say, “The answers are inside you”—and sometimes they are. Many people have moments of insight or intuition that come from their own subliminal perceptions and turn out to be remarkably wise.
But an Inner Guide is something more.
It has access to your entire memory bank—everything you’ve ever read, seen, heard, or experienced—even if you can’t consciously recall it. It uses this vast knowledge, along with your subliminal perceptions, to guide you. And unlike a passing intuition, your Inner Guide has a personality. It actively wants to help you. It’s steady, present, and entirely devoted to your well-being.
The man in this story had already developed his Inner Guide—but he still had to listen to it. When he didn’t, he paid the price. When he did, he flourished.
What About You?
Have you ever made choices you later regretted—like taking a job that wasn’t right for you, staying in a friendship that wore you down, or, like this man, marrying someone who turned out to be a painful match?
If you’ve already acquired your Inner Guide, you know how different life becomes when you have access to that kind of help. But if you haven’t yet, it’s not too late to begin.
Your Inner Guide doesn’t judge. It doesn’t push. It doesn’t argue. It simply wants to lead you toward what is best for you.
Your Inner Guide can communicate in different ways—with inner thought, through finger signals, or even through automatic writing. The method may vary, but the guidance is steady and clear.
If you’d like to acquire your own Inner Guide, you can start right here, for free:
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