So when you’re trying to use your intuition, which is far more subtle than your thoughts or your emotions, the stronger influences tend to cloud them. In Tim’s case, he had his heart set on the building across the street. He wouldn’t stop asking about it. I told him about the log building a few times, but he just noted it and went back to the other topic. Obviously his desires were getting in his way on that one. I should find out if there have been any updates to that story.

One of the things I’m learning is to remove your own thoughts and emotions when trying to work with a situation. Perception is a strangely (and scary) powerful thing. The perceptions you choose to hold will color any situation in which you find yourself so you’ve already clouded your experience by walking into it with judgements about what it is. It’s really hard not to do this, but if you can set aside your thoughts and hence, emotions, working with any given situation become far easier and more clear because you’re allowing space where your intuition can actually assist you.

You see for Tim, Tim sees for you? This seems like an obvious question, but why is it harder us to see our personal path?