By Lisa Wechtenhiser

According to the Michael Teachings, I am what’s known as a scholar.

“Everything is of interest to the Scholar as an object of study. Scholars are the perpetual students of the world, always seeking to learn more.”

librarySo true. I am almost insatiably curious and have long turned to books to quench that thirst. And, as you can imagine, I love love love the internet! I can sit on my butt and wonder about the most arcane (and often inane!) things and go right to Google for an answer. There’s almost nothing better for a scholar.

In my quest to know every damn thing in the world, I’ve read a lot of books, listened to many (many!) audio courses and of course, taken twelve bizillion workshops and classes in the past fifteen years of delving deep into the woo side of the pool.

Now, let me share some of that knowledge with you.

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By Lisa Wechtenhiser

If you’re on the PI Facebook page, you’ve probably seen me share quotes by the Reverend Deborah Johnson. If you’ve not heard of her, don’t feel bad. You’re not alone. I only recently became aware of her through a telesummit given by Sage Levine. But that short sixty-minute call with the “Rev D” (as she’s known) was all it took for me to become a fan.

Rev D is a channel for Spirit in a way that really resonates with me. She receives “Letters from the Infinite” in a similar way that I bring through Guides in Spirit and her connection is so clear and so high vibration that I could float on it forever.

the sacred yesThe quote in the title of this post is from a series of calls she’s doing based on her first book called “The Sacred Yes“. While she had planned one agenda for the call, Spirit had another.

The theme of the call turned out to be that “more is required of you”. More dedication, more commitment, more action.

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By Lisa Wechtenhiser

crystalballMany years ago, I had a really wonderful therapist named Gail. She walked me through hell and back again many times.

What I most remember about our time together was that I loved to ask her questions about what she thought was going to happen in the future.

Her response (time and time again): “Lisa, I don’t have a crystal ball.”

Many times I wished she did. I wanted to know what the future held so I could either be prepared for it or (if I decided it sucked) hide from it. Read Full Article →

By Lisa Wechtenhiser

Trust your hunches copyAs this was my “Super Session Saturday” weekend, I did a buttload of readings (and loved every moment of it!) and I saw some interesting patterns emerge.

One of them was that many of my clients get accurate guidance – in whatever way they get it. Some hear it (like me), some feel it and some just know it. However it comes, through, it’s accurate.

But they just don’t trust it. They worry that they’re making it up. Or because it fits what they want, their mind must be fooling them into thinking that it’s guidance when really it’s just wishful thinking.

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By Lisa Wechtenhiser

Last night I did about 30 mini-readings over at the Practically Intuitive Facebook page. Whew! It was fun for me and I hope illuminating for those who got their questions answered.

In light of the free call AJ McClary and I will be doing on Sunday April 28th, I wanted to share a few ways you can get the most out of your intuitive readings (be they free mini-ones like last night’s Facebook fun or a paid one with me or another reader). reader

Do these things and don’t do these other things

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By Lisa Wechtenhiser

low self esteem
I bet you know someone like this:

* Every Facebook status is about how awesome they are – great house, amazing life, fantabulous business making trillions of dollars working 3 hours a week

* No matter what you have accomplished, they’ve done something better and are more than happy to tell you ALL about it

* They don’t share in your joy, ask you how you’re doing or check in with you unless it affords them an opportunity to tell you how great their life is.

Yeah, you do.

Several someones, probably!

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By Lisa Wechtenhiser

stop chasing wrong thingsI’ve had many, many (MANY!) intuitive readings in my life. Some were interesting and helpful. Some were interesting and not-so-helpful and some were downright wastes of time and money. It’s sort of the nature of the beast, you know? You pays your money and you takes your chances. :)

It is a good practice, however, to be clear what you are seeking when you book an intuitive reading (with me or any reader/healer) and have an intention for the work you will do with them. It is this focus and intention that sets the stage for the work you do together and what you carry forward after the session ends.

Suggestion Number One: Do research on the person with whom you want to work.

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By Lisa Wechtenhiser

OhottoIt’s no secret I’m a fan of the Ohotto.

Robert Ohotto, that is.

One of my very favorite podcasts is his “Soul Connexions”

He manages to share more wisdom in one hour than many other teachers do in a year.

As I was listening to his latest show called “Simplicity – Your Key to Self-Care” while driving to work, I was bowled over by something he said. Like “come smack me in the face with the (leather) glove of truth, whydontcha” bowled over.

He said (and I’m paraphrasing here): If you want to know the answer to a question, ask it. Even if the person you’re asking cannot be truthful about it, energy doesn’t lie. Open up your intuition when you ask and you will receive the answer.

Thwap! (That was me getting smacked with that aforementioned glove.)

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