Intuitive knowing.

Ashley challis · Post by **Ashley challis** » Mon Dec 21, 2009 11:03 am

Does anyone like this subject?

Nahemah · Post by **Nahemah** » Mon Dec 21, 2009 11:10 am

Perhaps you could describe it a little more?

I understand what intuition is and I sometimes 'just know' but I'm not familiar with this term.

Ashley challis · Post by **Ashley challis** » Mon Dec 21, 2009 12:19 pm

Hi there,

Thank you kindly for replying your the first person I will talk to on this forum so here goes:

Firstly it resides in the right side of your mind, your memories, fears,values also live there but intuitive knowing

is infinite yogis call it unity and it makes you effortlessley awake. (true) Some people call it the super-

conscience.

The conscience side of the brain is on the left. That is where your reason and logic is and thats where ancient

geometry come into it. Thats how I view the would arond me.

Kind regards I hope this wasn't too much Ashley

Nahemah · Post by **Nahemah** » Mon Dec 21, 2009 6:08 pm

"Firstly it resides in the right side of your mind, your memories, fears,values also live there"

Hmm,so does that follow if you are left handed? It is my understanding that hemispheric dominance varies by gender,circumstance[i.e certain brain damage types] and chirality.I'll need to go verify this,before commenting further.Incidentally, I am left handed and have some slight damage in the left hemispere.I do just fine,despite this.

Nahemah · Post by **Nahemah** » Mon Dec 21, 2009 6:22 pm

"You responded as a right brained person to 9 questions, and you responded as a left brained person to 9 questions."

I just went and did a 'pop' test.Though,I wouldn't take it very seriously,the questions were rather poor.It does show something,yes?

I also checked the variances.I was correct.There is a lot of pseudo science around this subject.

Dominance does indeed vary depending on circumstance and it is possible to be 'equi dominant' or have a 'balanced' brain and/or to train yourself to achieve this.

See here for more basic info:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lateraliza ... n_function

My grandson has right sided hemiplagia,that is cerebral palsy to you and me,lol.Despite this he continues to astound medics with his progress.He has the spatial awareness and function of a 4 yr old,despite being only 2 1/2 yrs old and he compensates well for his difficulties.'Can't' is not a word that exists in our family vocabulary.So dominance is not as set in stone as some would have us think it is.

Can I ask what your fascination with this subject is? It is interesting,but you do need to be aware of the rubbish that is out there and the fact that Neurological science is a discipline still in it's infancy.

My son is epileptic,his condition is brain damage caused,through a depressed skull fracture that occurred when he was two. Despite this,he also has overcome many difficulties,the most recent being herpesviral encephalitis.Like I said,we don't do 'can't.' If we had accepted the line of reasoning presented to us,back in the day,none of us would be achieving as we do now.

As a side note,my son is exceptionally intuitive,as am I.I score as an INTJ in the Myers Briggs test,if you appreciate that kind of thing.

Ashley challis · Post by **Ashley challis** » Mon Dec 21, 2009 9:30 pm

Thankyou for your feedback,

Wise move to question everthing, let me know what you find.

Kind regards Ashley.

Ashley challis · Post by **Ashley challis** » Mon Dec 21, 2009 9:34 pm

Hi there,

I worked with people with special needs for along time. It was a hard job but worth every second.

Ash.