How to Use Contemplative Inquiry to Answer Any Question
What if there is a technique that gives you direct access to deep insight and the answer to any question?
No, I don’t mean some super-advanced AI technology, unless, of course, you are talking about the high-powered, bio-energetic, information system that is in your body. Yes, your body houses an advanced higher-intelligence network. You have the ability to tap into the infinite intelligence of the One Life we all share and gather the intuitive information you need, right when you need it.
In fact, this intuitive information system is operating all the time — you just might not be aware of its messages or know how to read its signals. In “Contemplative Inquiry,” you relax your body, calm your emotions, and quiet your mind, so you can tap into deeper intuitive knowing. As Ian Gawler and Paul Bedson say in their book Meditation: An In-Depth Guide, “Contemplation is an age-old technique that goes beyond the rational, scientific mind in a way that provides access to the intuitive wisdom of the inner self.” (p. 339, MAIG)
How to Practice Contemplative Inquiry
You practice Contemplative Inquiry in a light meditative state. So, first, it can be helpful to setup a quiet, private environment. Next, you can use your favorite meditative technique to relax your body, focus your mind…
