Tune Him In, Turn Him On: Using Intuition to Find and Keep the Man of Your Dreams
By Servet Hasan
Published December 1, 2009 (Paperback) Llewellyn Worldwide
My son said yesterday, “Mom, you’re a witch.” Calmly. With love in his voice, so I knew he didn’t mean the Margaret Hamilton kind. I protested. “You are,” he said, “You’re the most pure person I know, and when you’re really yourself, amazing things happen.”
So why do I need a book to remind me to use what’s God-given? Tune Him In, Turn Him On arrived today, on time, as do most of the books I need and want most. Servet Hasan says in her book that she comes from a long line of psychics, and that we all have this intuitive ability. We just have to respect it — and listen to it! Yeah. But. I’ve spent a lifetime ignoring the magic I hear and see and feel — when it comes to the men who enter my romantic life.
Servet Hasan tells how to go out of body, into the body of the man we’re interested in — and sense him out. Ask questions, and receive answers. Respectfully. She says he won’t know, but I have done this kind of thing before, and the guy nearly always calls me at that moment. A bit spooky. If you have questions about a relationship, get quiet, and ask in your head — staying open to perceive the answers. Trust your intuition. Another variation – reach out through your third eye and enter his heart chakra to sense his spirit.
Burn that past baggage, and monitor your thoughts. If you’re hearing “nobody is going to want me,” you are to replace that thought immediately with something like “I naturally attract loving relationships into my life.” Yay! Doesn’t that feel awesome already. Relationships, she says, have to be on all three levels – physical, spiritual and psychological. She also says, like my friend Marianne Comaroto, to love yourself enough to marry yourself.
Servet is happy to kick your butt if you’re hanging onto the wrong guy or nagging a guy. She emphatically tells you to use your intuition to sense what is truly going on. What a liberating stance.
As I read the book, my older son stopped by, saying he was headed out. I noticed the Red Bull. I stopped, and “read” him, and picked up that his ego was in command, and that his body didn’t really want that high level of caffeine. So I told him. He brushed it off, took off with his Red Bull, and I just got a text that said, “You were right.”
He’ll be okay. So will I – now that I know I can use my intuition on men.
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