Conscious information accessing

A Releasing Your Unlimited Creativity discussion topic

Copyright 2006 by K. Ferlic,   All Rights Reserved

The technique provided here is one of three information accessing techniques. The discussion entitled, “Information Accessing” provides generic information and comments applicable to the three techniques. Before continuing with this discussion, you may want to review the topic, “Information Accessing” if you have not done so already.

Conscious information accessing

To consciously access information, it is recommended you use the Pool of creation/Creation insertion exercise. Seeking information is really the creation of an experience. It is the an experience of having the information that you desire to have. In this regard, accessing information is the creation of an experience and the insertion of a desire in to the pool creation/Creation much the way we would manifest any desire.

To use the Pool of creation/Creation insertion exercise simply do the exercise and insert the information that you request.

After you perform this exercises, either insights will surface on their own and you will know how that insight is an answer to your question or the insight will lead you to the next step to get your answer.

In seeking information it is recommended you do not ask “why?” questions. “Why?” questions tend to take us into our analytical mind and can move us away from your intuition. It is recommended you don’t ask “Why?” questions until you have learned to discern your intuitive guidance from your normal thinking processes. Ask your intuitive guidance questions built around “what” and “how” questions, especially those types of questions where an image or feeling can provide what you seek.

Pool of creation/Creation insertion exercise

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