Inner Wisdom

We each have an inner-guide; an inner voice of wisdom; our intuition.  This voice is that of our Higher Self.

The voice within us speaks to us all the time, but we are not always listening.  It is essential to find balance between tending to our duties and responsibilities on the earth, and staying attuned to our inner-voice of wisdom.

If we constantly surround ourselves with noise and distractions we do not give ourselves the opportunity to hear ourselves clearly.  In fact, we may be drowning out that voice entirely.
We have a spiritual responsibility to be attentive to our inner-voice and the guidance we receive as it serves not only ourselves, but others as well.

We are sent messages in many ways.  The inner-voice of wisdom speaks to us at any given time.  We just need to be alert and in-tune to hear them.

It is important to take a few moments each day to relax, be still and listen.

Meditation can be an ideal way to tap into your Higher Self.

It can be quite beneficial to keep a record or journal of the messages, guidance and direction of your Higher Self.  Write down all that you receive as you listen within for the voice of wisdom.  You can also record how the guidance or direction helped you.
Listen out for your inner-voice of wisdom  -  and heed its’ guidance.

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes

Arguing With My Intuition

Busily planting daffodil bulbs in the newly turned earth I was rudely interrupted by a voice telling me to go back to the house.


I glanced over at the house wondered what it was all about, then went back to my bulb-planting.


Moving along to a new section of the garden, I again heard the words, “go to the house Jo”. I resisted, determined to plant my bulbs.


The voice became insistent and I became all the more intent on my chore, ignoring the growing urgency in the message. I stood up, turned and said out-loud that I would go back to the house when I’d finished, and not before.


I stopped pretty much mid-sentence and found myself looking at the house … just looking. All seemed fine … what was the urgency?


Without being fully aware of my actions, I found myself just about being physically frog-marched towards the house, still wondering what the drama was all about.


Opening the sliding door I was confronted by a wall of acrid smoke. The quilt drying on a rack near the fireplace had toppled over, falling directly onto the firebox. The synthetic fibres had melted and were on the verge of sparking flames.


I grabbed the quilt and threw it outside, still smouldering, and opened all the doors and windows to air out the house.


Disaster averted …
…. but had I not actually taken heed of the ‘messages’, eventhough I didn’t understand the meaning or reason at the time, I would have lost my house and everything in it.


The moral of the story is to ALWAYS LISTEN TO YOUR INTUITION.

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Joanne Walmsley
Sacred Scribes