Ursula Graetz

  All creatures are intuitive but mankind, however, seems to find it less apt to tap into theirs and opt instead to rely on their own intelligence. Our wisdom is limited. It will always be limited. But intuition – that is unlimited. It’s a tap that, once turned on, will never run dry. Intuition is a source that holds unexplainable yet infinite wisdom. Some might call it a universal collective consciousness where past, present, and future thoughts and wisdom collide. I see it as so much more than that. I won’t delve into my religious beliefs here, suffice to say, if you have a visual mind like I do, you can picture intuition as this large pool of powerful brilliant white energy lingering above us all, that can bring not only wisdom but healing too. I tap into that energy to help people remove their blockages, or change faulty belief systems, and I tap into it to find answers. If you’re trying to find answers as to why intuition exists – stop. It’s a rabbit hole with no way out. Like

Going down the rabbit hole may actually turn on the light to some questions you’ve been searching for. I don’t know about you, but I have always found the mind to be a fascinating topic. To be more specific, the workings of the mind. I guess that’s what drew me to studying Psychotherapy, Hypnotherapy, Meridian Psychotherapy, CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy), and several other therapies. Being highly intuitive has also assisted me in my pursuit of understanding the why’s. Why did someone do that? Why did someone say that? Heck, I even ask myself those questions countless times. Why on earth did I do or say this or that? When I help people with certain issues, it always amazes me what comes out. It’s like Alice going down the rabbit hole, except, when we come out, we come out with all kinds of treasures, the main treasure being a clearer understanding of why we do what we do, think what we think, behave as we do or even go through what we do. When we discover what sticky thought patte