Can you differentiate between those times when conventional trains of thought, dictated by society, give rise to apprehensive attitudes, which stifle creative thinking vs those times when intuitive trains of thought free your decision-making process to muster the courage to venture ever more deeply into your psyche, where being true to your deepest sense of self means setting conventional apprehensiveness aside, thus freeing your intellect to tap into your unmet needs with attention to clarity, suggesting why your spirit feels compelled to set fear aside in favor of exposing the depths of your subconscious desires, which can no longer be hidden from ... your conscious mind ...
BTW: Do you know how apprehensive attitudes (which lurk, unknowingly within your subconscious) block your intuitive powers from communicating, clearly, with your conscious decision-making process?
Can you tell when intuitive trains of thought are directing your conscious mind to seek insight into deeper truths, which, upon calming anxiety, serve to transform apprehensive attitudes (which prove negatively focused) into positively focused attitudes (which ignite a courageous sense of adventure that energizes your desire to explore the great unknown, thus expanding your comfort zones so naturally that certain choices, which had nourished your sense of joy but seemed forbidden, beckon to be reconsidered ... again and again? And as one string of insights sparks the next, intuitive thought encourages inner conflict to relax, one infinitesimal step after another, until such time as readiness to achieve a leap of faith (suggesting you've developed the mind strength to take off the training wheels) is yours. And as your conscious awareness absorbs strings of insight, concerning the necessary blend-ship of emotion with logic, a negatively focused sense of cynicism transforms into positively focused trains of intuitive thought, which make good use of insight into deeper truths to which a defensive state of mind had kept your intelligence blind until the spirit of Socrates sensed your readiness to connect with a messenger, who felt as eager to whisper the sage's message ... KNOW THYSELF ... into your open ear as often as my friend, the sage, has whispered the same into mine.
And if you have been working to develop the mindful sense of patience necessary to calm your anxieties as personal growth directs you to carve an existential path, which will carry you forth as you carve your very own adventure more deeply into the great unknown .. at your own pace ... please imagine my smile, glowing, naturally, while the intuitive portion of my thought processor musters the patience to await until such time as you feel ready to reach out to hold my outstretched hand, so that, as the future unfolds, we can each approach gains in personal growth, peacefully, little by little, two steps forward, one back, because common sense suggests that two heads, working together, are better than one ...
Whereas apprehensive attitudes are based in conventional thought patterns, which narrow our comfort zones thus limiting our choices, intuitive trains of thought, which tap into insight into deeper truths, stimulate your sense of courage and mine to adventure forth in order to explore the great unknown, ever more wisely than had been possible when subconscious fear, being unidentified, threw your thought processor's control panel (and mine) out of whack more quickly and often than we had consciously known.
Whereas apprehensive attitudes fail to discriminate between a near and present danger vs subconscious arousal of yesteryear's failure, intuitive trains of thought tap into deeper truths, which remain constant, universal and timeless, suggestive of this next fact:
Intuitivectrains of thought trump the changing nature of conventional patterns of thought
Need examples?
Once upon a time ...
Conventional thought patterns had dictated no sex before marriage ... for women
Conventional thought patterns had dictated women act subservient to men
Conventional thought patterns had dictated children were to be seen but not heard
Conventional thought patterns had dictated parents knew best for all of their children
Conventional thought patterns had dictated pretend all is well when the opposite is true
Conventional thought patterns ignore subconscious fears fuzzying up our sense of choice
Conventional thought patterns limit choices and comfort zones
Conventional thought patterns oppose the unique needs of each individual
Conventional thought patterns create undeserved guilt, which undermines intelligence
Conventional thought patterns dismiss the existence of deeper truths
Conventional thought patterns, crashing into intuitive trains of thought, create
So much subconscious tension as to tie our sense of logic into
Such tight little knots of confusion that our smarts fail to wise up until unidentified
Defensive thinking patterns are exposed and straightened out
Shall I go on?
Conventional thought patterns, based in fear, create attitudes that deviate from common sense, so often, that I believe it makes more sense to call common sense uncommon sense, because ... attitudes, which prove to be a sign of the times, change as time marches on ... whereas intuitive thought patterns are naturally based in deeper truths, which prove classic, because they stand the test of time
So you can see why I work to figure out whether a decision, which felt right at one time, was based in fear or intuitive thought ...
Here's the bigger picture:
Though adventurous thought patterns, which invigorate changes in conventional thought, may ruffle my feathers, at first, eventually, that which seems unconventionally adventurous, today, may, one day come to feel so natural to me as to transform into conventional thought, as time marches on. In the absence of adventurous attitudes, women would still be wearing whale bone corsets, pinching our ability to breathe so painfully as to constrain our ... brains.
BTW: Bright and early this morning, intuitive thought led me to revise Post 1325, and the string of insights, added, may be more enlightening, concerning the absorption of deeper truth, than any I'd felt inspired to clarify before ... just saying ...
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