These qualities described how I went about rediscovering The Intuitive Self. They characterized my process when I was most in tune with the flow of the Tao. In those moments, I was most like who I really was:

• Relying on experience as the source of and the crucible for tempering discoveries in my life.

• Bridging the gap between the conceptual academic ivory tower and the practical business world.

• Recovering intuition from the clutches of my rational mind to allow expression free of logical second guessing.

• Balancing the rational and intuitive with one foot firmly planted in each domain without favoring either.

• Integrating the upper and lower chakras rather than discounting physical in favor of spiritual realms.

• Finding and nurturing The Intuitive Self as a life metaphor for discovering who I really am.

• Emphasizing intimate awareness of personal process as the foundation for my internal and external work.

• Using deep spiritual soul recovery work as the rationale for all inner and outer activity.

• Following basic practices to evoke a quiet relaxed mind focused in the present for intuitive awareness.

• Attending to common everyday garden variety experiences as a basis for intuitive recovery.

• Reflecting on daily happenings to discover inherent intuitive experiences rather than evoking them.

• Allowing intuitive presence to consciously follow from learning about natural intuitive awareness.

• Discovering and expressing my soul's passion to affirm my unique place and role in family and community.

• Returning soul to the central position in my life as the reality of who and what I really am.

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