Intuition: How to Trigger Your Subconscious Intelligence and Skills

Tyler Bordan · Norton Ravin

Sept 2019 · A to Z Publishing · Narrated by Thomas Cassidy and Stephen Low

About this audiobook

This is an audiobook with 5 titles, which are these:

Mind Mapping - Mind mapping is not a new concept. It has been proven by academic studies and psychological research to be one of the best techniques to remember information for a test in college, business presentations, or to develop the abilities of your memory, period. Even if you are a complete dummy at memorizing facts, the secret techniques in this audiobook will help you.

Subconscious Mind - What if I told you that our subconscious mind is being used in daily life more than our conscious mind? All the little signals that enter the brain, the detailed impulses, the subliminal messages, and the underlying reasons for our emotions, motivation, thoughts, and habits are in one way or another related to the subconscious mind.

Dreams Analysis - Why do we dream, and what do our dreams mean? Have you ever wondered why some of your dreams are weird? Is there a significance to what we dream? Can our dreams predict the future? Are revelations and visions real?

Hypnosis - When we speak of NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming), we talk about certain rituals and mindsets the brain should compose. When taken into consideration, hypnosis can tremendously add to a person’s will to break free from addiction, take matters into his/her own hands or make the necessary life changes they have been postponing for a long period of time.

Self-Hypnosis - With hypnosis being such a mysterious phenomenon, what about self-hypnosis? You’ll read more about these strange ways of controlling the mind, and all the techniques, myths, and lies that go with it. Truths versus Hollywood images are displayed and exposed. And you’ll get a fuller, deeper understanding of what hypnosis is and how you can apply it to yourself.

Ratings and reviews

I could most likely list forty things why I recommend this particular audiobook, but my time is important, so this review will not be long. The writer unquestionably knows how to say it beautifully. In my eyes, it was quite great. There may possibly have been a few hardly noticeable errors in there, but they didn't bother me. Anytime you can listen to a narrator who is this great, and about an idea that you're interested in, you don't care about the other parts. That's the end of the that.