I don’t have it as easy as Allison DuBois, I have to
continually study and practice. But from
my own experience I know that a feeling level is where nonphysical perception
happens. Information comes in on a feeling
level that's so subtle you could easily miss it. I get off course, or we lose the
feeling, when I try to work from a thinking, analytical level. So my continual practice is working on the balance.
Sometimes in order to “pull information” (which is exactly
how I describe the process in my own experiences) you have to find a way back
to the feeling (or area of consciousness) of the information in order to
perceive more of it. My process is like searching
my mind for what feels right, and then I stick with that feeling until I
perceive more, describing to myself what I’m perceiving and feeling. These two words, perceiving and feeling,
become interchangeable for me as I continue the process.
The overall process would be, like Allison’s daughter said,
feeling like you’re guessing. And I believe
that’s because of the back-and-forth nature of balancing feeling with thinking. In some rare cases I have had experiences
that give me a flooding in of information on a feeling level so fast that it’s
impossible to think about it while it’s happening. There’s no feeling of guessing there…that’s
what I call that knowing feeling. I love the knowing feeling, love when it just
happens that easily. I’m learning to
work with what I feel and trust the process of pulling out the information.
