Hey Lars,

I reminded Bruce about posting his spin secrets with us and as usual he's pretty "laid back" and takes his own sweet time.  Bruce says he's lazy!      But he reminded me that he mentions the 360 spin in his 5th book the Afterlife Knowledge Guidebook.  I am not sure of the page...I'll have to do some digging.  I don't remember reading about it as it's been some time since I read his book.

Love,
Vicky

SMPZ,

Hi there, and welcome!  You betcha, that made my day hearing your story!  What you described about the Ipod is something I started out doing many, many years ago.  Any time I needed to find an object, I wouldn't think about it logically but just allow the answer to come to me in whatever feelings guided me.  I noticed right away how easily visual I am, so the answer would usually come as a picture in my mind of where to look.  I wonder if that's what you got?  Sometimes our experiences happen fast enough that we don't notice how they happen.  What I did for practice was begin paying attention to exactly how I experienced whatever I experienced and that seemed to "slow down" the process and it became easier to follow. 

Of course, being visual isn't necessary.  After deciding to use intuition, just pay attention to whatever comes into your awareness next and follow it.  The guidance you described is typical.  You said "long story short" so I assume you were led around following your guidance before coming to the box.  That's exactly what happens sometimes.  Our intuition does what it needs to in order to get our attention in the right direction.  Sometimes it can take some getting used to.  I always say it's like learning how to communicate.  The more you practice working with it, the better your intuition and you will be able to communicate.  Things will come easier and faster. 

Thank you so much for letting me know that something I shared was so inspiring.   

Love,
Vicky

KarmaLars,

There are no short cuts to afterlife exploration, and I've yet to see Bruce make that statement. If that was the case, it would be untrue. Even with half an eye open it's easy to see you blaming Bruce for your experiential dead end loop looking for short cuts. There are no short cuts.

Freedom, that means responsibility on your part to choose what is right for you, and get off your ass to find what is right for you and make it happen. In time, it's easy to spot the ones promising rose gardens which are uncertain promises at best, which then can be skipped easily and not blamed for your lack of discernment. Why give up freedom? Someone else to blame for your inability to make something worthwhile.

No short cuts, yet technology makes it seem that way. Press of a button. Done. But really there is work to be done. Or have that grilled sandwich, and let it slide while you find someone to blame. Press of a few buttons. Done.