Weeks 1–2

Question: How often do you doubt the messages you receive, dismissing them as “not real” or “not logical”? Based on what you learned in this class, which type of doubt do you think you engage in more often than not: healthy or counter-productive doubt?

Thought Into Action: For the next week, practice tuning in to a source you don’t usually receive messages from, and ask the Light for guidance in connecting with it. For instance, if you don’t usually connect with plants, take time to stop, look at them, feel them and while doing so, ask the Light to help you be open to receiving a message.

Weeks 3–4

Question: When was the last time you ignored your intuition? How was your intuition manifesting – what did you feel, hear, know, etc.? What happened when you ignored your intuition?

Thought Into Action: For the next week, pay attention to the moments when you feel sure or right about something. Ask yourself – where is my agenda here – where is my desire? If your desire is rooted in selfishness or a place of lack (for example: fear), recognize the emotions you may be feeling are not completely real and therefore not necessarily worthy of acting upon. If your desire is to grow, share, get closer to the Light, read the message you’re receiving as real and valid. Practice distinguishing between real vs. illusionary senses of knowing and practicing trusting your intuition when it’s real.

Weeks 5–6

Question: When do you usually ask God, the Creator, the Light for help? When you ask for help, do you think of yourself, others, or both?

Thought Into Action: For the next week or two, every time you feel a desire to ask for help from above, pause and check-in with yourself. Get in touch with the true nature of your desire. Observe if your desire to receive is for the self alone, or if it Is to receive for the sake of others as well, for the sake of sharing. For instance, if you’re asking for clarity on whether or not to go on a date with a person you’ve been speaking to. Are you asking for guidance to make the decision that’s going to bring you the greatest happiness or the best decision for yourself and this other person, regardless of whether or not you may be temporarily disappointed by the outcome? Notice what happens when you expand your desire to include the best for others as well. Notice how you are guided and what messages you receive.

Weeks 7–8

Question: What type of dreams (nightmares, neutral, guidance, or prophetic) do you think you have most frequently? Do you usually remember your dreams?

Thought Into Action: For the next week or two, practice using the guided meditation Mordechay mentioned in class before you sleep and observe whether you dream differently throughout the week. Journal your dreams.

Weeks 9–10

Question: Do you typically share your dreams, and if so, how intentional are you about who you share your dreams with? What is typically your intention for sharing a dream?

Thought Into Action: For the next week or two, every time you dream, practice using the dream flow chart to determine whether or not the dream needs interpretation. If the dream does warrant interpretation and you want to share your dream, practice following the conditions outlined in class. Pay attention to how the interpretation is different when you share intentionally.

Weeks 11–12

Question: How often do you practice the mantra “it came for a reason”? When you practice this mantra, do you use it begrudgingly and or fight with yourself internally to truly embrace it? Do you believe the Light is always working in your best interest, no matter how illogical the situation may seem? What would it take for you to fully trust the Light?

Thought Into Action: For the next week or two, tune into your dominant mode of intuition and practice asking the “yes” or “no” questions mentioned in class, with the intention to strengthen your intuitive muscle.