RE-MEMBER 9
REMEMBER 9 p. 300-302 One of the major distinctions we made is the difference between knowing who you are and being who you are. In the deeper realm of Spirit they are the same. However, for most of us, we inadvertently rely on our thinking mind rather than our intuitive spiritual nature. This is neither an argument nor a judgment; it is simply a suggestion that, as we have mentioned before, knowing can occur on levels other than intellect. The major focus for this lesson is being able to listen to yourself. How you answer and how do you listen to your own inner knowing is probably going to be different for each one of you, so you do not get too hung up on “hearing” words or “seeing” pictures. Just as you have outer senses that are more dominant than others, so also we all have inner senses which are more dominant or stronger than others. As you practice listening to yourself, you will become more and