Episode 104 | Intuition with Linda Eastburn

Linda Eastburn Book: https://amzn.to/4qQCZPkBethany Shipley: www.bethanyshipley.comYour Magic Program: https://bethanyshipley.myflodesk.com/yourmagicEmail me: [email protected] Eastburn is an author of four books, a real estate investor, and an intuition coach and guide.1Linda's most recent book is titled S.P.I. Your Way to Power and Success, which is about creating deliberate intuition for the manifestation of a positive life. This book is available on Amazon and is the latest of her four books.45Linda teaches others to actively engage their intuition by creating and taking in questions to have a daily dialogue, rather than letting it "randomly happen".13Linda learned a practical application of intuition called remote viewing after hearing a lecture about the Russian remote viewing program. Remote viewing is "being able to see it without seeing it with your eyes".1415To test her intuition, Linda would randomly select an address from the phone book for a street she had never visited, connect with it, and then describe the property before driving by to check the accuracy.17She initially described a house, getting two details wrong (transposing the garage and the color), but the next-door property was the baby blue house she had first seen, which made her realize she had to watch out for being drawn to a "target that's more interesting" than the one she was focusing on.18Linda found that she had an 85% success rate in seeing things correctly, but when she was wrong, she was "totally wrong," leading her to conclude she could trust it, but not 100%.19Linda began real estate investing in the 1980s.21In 2003 or 2004, she received a clear intuitive message to sell her real estate.22In 2008 and 2009, she started reinvesting when prices were low, allowing her to triple her money as the market recovered.25She and her ex-husband started small, putting the profit from flipping houses toward paying off the loans on their rental properties, which allowed them to build equity and owe almost nothing by the time of her divorce.26After her mother had a stroke in 2013 and needed 24/7 care, Linda quickly bought and restored 12 houses to generate the income needed to support her parents' care. She saw this as an insight (a predictive insight) to take action, rather than a warning.2728Linda operates her real estate business with a humble and empathetic attitude, treating her tenants "fairly and justly".29Linda notes that most people think of intuition as warnings (e.g., "don't get on that plane") that signal anxiety or fear to keep them out of harm's way.30Linda prefers to take charge of her intuition by asking questions rather than waiting for it to randomly come in.31Intuition will deliver opportunities if you ask for them, but if you constantly ask for a "safety net," that's what you will receive. She tends to have more positive experiences with her intuition by being pollyanna (optimistic).3233Synchronicity, which Linda describes as "an amazing thing," has been a prominent part of her life.She believes that we "live past, present and future simultaneously" and that our thoughts are connected to all of these various connections.34Linda suggests that reality is more "interconnected" than people realize, referring to consciousness as a "singular universal type of mind" where past, present, and future all exist.35She advises people to keep a journal to record these events, as this helps retain the information of how often they occur.36Linda's book S.P.I. Your Way to Power and Success emphasizes that people "contribute to creating" reality and that one should focus on seeing the most positive outcome possible because the person's "light is going to shine on that".37She warns against the ego, explaining that she always has to work from her heart center with "a lot of love and empathy" for the person she is guiding, otherwise she loses her "truth detector".38