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stresses that we face as adults. Children are more susceptible to the spirit world, and therefore more likely to connect and communicate with the spirits, however this is usually put down to a child’s imagination. As we grow up, unless we happen to come from a family or community who openly believe in and take part in spiritual and psychic practices, our psychic intuition begins to fade and sometimes even completely disappear.
Most people however, still have psychic experiences without even realizing it. Most of us have experienced the spooky feeling of knowing who is at the door, or on the other end of the phone, before we answered it. Maybe you’ve even instinctively picked up your phone before it even rang? These are signs of your psychic intuition still working, even if you are not actively using it, or possibly if you’ve even tried to bury it. read more below
Women today are turned on by intelligence in men, which is called sapiosexuality
If the early 2000s marked the spotlight on well-groomed metrosexuals, it was followed by the macho retrosexuals in the latter half of the decade. The past few years spoke about the kitchen-loving gastrosexual men. This year has seen women taking a fancy to the intellectual man — the sapiosexual. A character like Riz Ahmed's in Mira Nair's latest release is an example of this trend. - See more at: http://newstimes.co.in/readnews.aspx?id=21916#sthash.uFpWlg9N.dpuf
If the early 2000s marked the spotlight on well-groomed metrosexuals, it was followed by the macho retrosexuals in the latter half of the decade. The past few years spoke about the kitchen-loving gastrosexual men. This year has seen women taking a fancy to the intellectual man — the sapiosexual. A character like Riz Ahmed's in Mira Nair's latest release is an example of this trend. - See more at: http://newstimes.co.in/readnews.aspx?id=21916#sthash.uFpWlg9N.dpuf
Women today are turned on by intelligence in men, which is called sapiosexuality
If the early 2000s marked the spotlight on well-groomed metrosexuals, it was followed by the macho retrosexuals in the latter half of the decade. The past few years spoke about the kitchen-loving gastrosexual men. This year has seen women taking a fancy to the intellectual man — the sapiosexual. A character like Riz Ahmed's in Mira Nair's latest release is an example of this trend.
Sapiosexuality is getting aroused not by the physical appearance of a person, but through his or her intelligence. Recent times have seen women, particularly, falling for men who fit this bill. Says social psychologist Anisha Coutinho, "If we look at films, for instance, the kind of subaltern idols being celebrated in a more mainstream fashion, be it filmmakers like Anurag Kashyap, Dibakar Banerjee or Sujoy Ghosh, or actors like Irrfan Khan and Abhay Deol, are all reasons for believing how women prefer brains to mere good looksthese days and it is high time that reflected in the films too."
People also opine that women today are looking for intellectual stimulation, when in a relationship. Dr Anjali Chhabria, psychiatrist, says, "Traditionally, women have been intelligent than men and, hence, they always looked for intelligence in men. The man-woman relationship first started through the need for protection. Today, a woman can do what a man does, if not more than that. Thus, when she wants to relate to a man, she looks for intellectual stimulation before anything else. This is the basis for many of the relationships today." - See more at: http://newstimes.co.in/readnews.aspx?id=21916#sthash.uFpWlg9N.dp
If the early 2000s marked the spotlight on well-groomed metrosexuals, it was followed by the macho retrosexuals in the latter half of the decade. The past few years spoke about the kitchen-loving gastrosexual men. This year has seen women taking a fancy to the intellectual man — the sapiosexual. A character like Riz Ahmed's in Mira Nair's latest release is an example of this trend.
Sapiosexuality is getting aroused not by the physical appearance of a person, but through his or her intelligence. Recent times have seen women, particularly, falling for men who fit this bill. Says social psychologist Anisha Coutinho, "If we look at films, for instance, the kind of subaltern idols being celebrated in a more mainstream fashion, be it filmmakers like Anurag Kashyap, Dibakar Banerjee or Sujoy Ghosh, or actors like Irrfan Khan and Abhay Deol, are all reasons for believing how women prefer brains to mere good looksthese days and it is high time that reflected in the films too."
People also opine that women today are looking for intellectual stimulation, when in a relationship. Dr Anjali Chhabria, psychiatrist, says, "Traditionally, women have been intelligent than men and, hence, they always looked for intelligence in men. The man-woman relationship first started through the need for protection. Today, a woman can do what a man does, if not more than that. Thus, when she wants to relate to a man, she looks for intellectual stimulation before anything else. This is the basis for many of the relationships today." - See more at: http://newstimes.co.in/readnews.aspx?id=21916#sthash.uFpWlg9N.dp
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Déjà vu is another common psychic experience that many people have, and tend to dismiss. Déjà vu comes from the French for ‘already seen’, and occurs when you are doing something or seeing something that you suddenly feel you have done or seen before. It is usually a fleeting experience, but some people are able to extend the process and even predict what will happen next. It is believed by many that Déjà vu is our souls remembering another life, which could explain why it is another experience more commonly had by children, as they are thought to be able to remember their past lives more clearly.
If you believe that you have a psychic intuition, but aren’t sure how to reconnect with your sixth sense and put it into practice, there are ways that you can start to develop your natural abilities into useful psychic skills.
- Try to trigger the psychic experiences you have deliberately. If you find yourself using your intuition sporadically without initially realizing it, try to spot a pattern in the events when it does happen, then try and put it into practice on purpose. If the phone rings, focus on who you think it could be. If you experience Déjà vu, try to focus on what you are experiencing and extend it for as long as possible.
- Lucid dreams are another telltale sign of hidden psychic abilities; many people are able to become aware that what they are experiencing in their dream isn’t real. Even if you have never experienced lucid dreams before, you can learn to have them now. There are many ways to train yourself to experience lucid dreams; keep a dream diary, or get into the habit of making yourself check that you are awake throughout the day, as this will eventually spill into your dreams, and you will be able to make yourself aware that you are not experiencing real events. Training yourself to have lucid dreams is a good way to open your mind and nurture your psychic abilities.
- Practice meditation. Meditation is a spiritual practice that is brilliant for opening and focusing the mind. If you practice meditation for even just ten minutes a day, you are giving yourself the chance to escape the constant activity of everyday life, and allow your mind to focus on more spiritual things, and tune into your intuition.
- Speak to a psychic. If you are unsure on whether you’re actually experiencing psychic intuition, or how to develop it, there is nobody better to speak to than somebody who has years of their own experience in the field. A psychic will be able to not only tell if what you think is happening is real; they will also be able to give you advice on how to exercise and nurture your gifts.
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