How to Access Your Inner Samurai

Have you ever wondered about how to access your Inner Samurai? What kind of questions to ask? How your Inner Samurai will respond?

Well, the first thing to know is that your Inner Samurai will always answer you. However, you do need to know what to listen for, because the difference between how the voice inside your head answers you and the way your wise inner voice -- your Inner Samurai -- answers you is the difference between night and day.

First . . . how to ask your Inner Samurai a question. The best way is to frame a question in this manner, "Is this (what ever you want to know about) in my highest good and greatest wellbeing right now." Since your Inner Samurai only exists in the now, this type of question is the perfect way to get in touch with your Inner Samurai response. Asking questions in the future will get you a response from the voice inside your head. So stay in the now with how you frame your questions.

Second . . . the response you are waiting to experience is a pulse from within. Unlike the voice inside your head, which will rationalize, explain, convince, cajole, criticize, and chew on things over and over, your Inner Samurai voice will simply pulse "yes" or "no." That's it. No chatter. No erudite reasoning. No verbose discourse.

Just an inner pulse of "yes" or "no."

Let's try this out with these three pictures.

Ask: "Is it in my highest good and greatest wellbeing to pursue a career as a ballerina, right now?"

Listen or feel for the pulse. Did you get a "yes" or "no?"

Ask: "Is it in my highest good and greatest wellbeing to take that fire fighter job offer, right now?"

Listen or feel for your Inner Samurai pulse. What did you get?

Ask: "Is what I am currently doing for a living in my highest good and greatest wellbeing, right now."

What was your Inner Samurai pulse on that one? Good question, isn't it, for all you would be Accidental Pren-hers!

Susan L. Reid
The original Accidental Pren-her™
Award-winning author of Discovering Your Inner Samurai: The Entrepreneurial Woman's Journey to Business Success