Trust Your Vibes

by Sonia Choquette

Book Overview

In this fascinating book, the renowned spiritual teacher and psychic reveals the secrets you need to awaken your intuitive voice and trust your vibes. If you're ready to step into a Divine, more... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1401902324
• ISBN13: 9781401902322
• Release Date: January 2004
• Publisher: Hay House
• Length: 239 Pages
• Weight: 0.88 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 6.3" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

Yes trust first instincts.

I love to read books that challenge my own personal perspective .

A REAL PAGE TURNER!

Once you start to read this empowering and fascinating book, you won't want to put it down. This book will help you to understand that we are all six sensory beings. This is a gift that is very under utilized by most people, But this book teaches you how to not only recognize your six sensory ability but teaches you how to use it. Doing so will vastly improve and enrich your life and the lives of those around you.

The Best Book On 6 Sensory Living

"The price people pay for ignoring their vibes is high: They end up living in fear, feeling indadequate and powerless. They make decisions that aren't good for them, which leads them to places other than where they want to be. They become anxious and addictive, acting aggressively, even violently, toward those they love, thus alienating themselves even more. They become stressed, even physically ill, and enjoy no real peace of mind. Wandering around in the darkness of second guessing and worry, they fight against life or get trampled beneath it and fail to achieve their purpose or spiritual goals, thus wasting, instead of living, their lives." --Sonia Choquette, PhD. in Trust Your Vibes For those who dwell in the realm of five-sensory living, the idea of being guided daily by intuition may seem illogical, flaky, and "woo woo". Others may view the concept of trusting vibes as mysterious and exotic, relegated to only "special" people born with psychic gifts. However, in the new book Trust Your Vibes: Secret Tools for Six-Sensory Living, spiritual teacher and psychic Sonia Choquette de-mystifies the process of using your intuition--or vibes--to navigate through life. Choquette, who has actively used her psychic perception since age 12, asserts than anyone can access their sixth sense. In fact, she believes it's absolutely urgent that humanity begin to awaken to their intuition. We are hurting one another, killing in the name of God, and drugging ourselves in epidemic proportions. Where does six-sensory living come in? It helps us to realize how we are all interconnected and interdependent, which in turn helps us in healing ourselves, our relationships, and the planet. According to Choquette: "Following our vibes serves as a great deterrent to the downward spiral of personal and global self-destruction that we find ourselves tangled in today. When we trust our vibes, we restore our balance and experience within--which, ultimately, leads to peace without." An often frustrating aspect to self-development style books is that we're usually instructed on what to do (or not to do)...but it's rare to find a book that also connects the dots as to the whys and hows. Not only does Choquette offer compelling evidence as to the "whys", but she also outlines 33 secret practices that six-sensory people use every day to navigate the unseen world of spirit--the "hows". Weaving in astounding stories from her personal and professional experience--as well as those of her clients, colleagues, and students--Choquette illustrates the whys and hows of hearing, trusting, and following intuition. Here are a few small exercerpts from the 33 secret practices: Secret 5: Easy Does It "...Adrenaline is a highly toxic and addictive substance if you're subjected to it in large quantities...Besides being difficult to wean from, excessive adrenaline is to your intuition what kryptonite is to Superman: lethal. A burst of adrenaline may leave you feeling temporarily powerful, but