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The axiom, 'Hindsight is twenty-twenty,' reminds us that when we look back in our life we can see with more clarity. Hindsight has clarity because we can now see things from a different perspective as we draw from the shifts that created the present moment. Hindsight when acted upon guides our direction in the moment.
However, you can bring that same clarity to your foresight and insight. You have the ability to manage the complex nature of foresight and insight. Future vision, intuitive vision and hunches are foresight and insight. While clear foresight and insight is difficult, you can feel the pull of spirit and choose the direction you will take.
Everyone has insight and foresight, albeit, many people are afraid to act on it. When you pay attention to what is working within the deepest parts of your being; your soul promptings and yearnings, you are tapping into your foresight and insight. Heed these promptings and yearnings.
They are your compass, your guiding light.
Think about those, who, set out to discover the world. Christopher Columbus followed his intuitive vision and hunch when he set sail with three small sail boats to prove the world was round. Little did he know that he would find a land mass, currently known as the United States, which, prevented him from sailing back to where he began. However, his discovery added to the knowledge of the world and of course, the rest is history, or more accurately, profound hindsight that impacted the future of humanity immeasurably.
Pause now and think of the clarity you have when you practice using hindsight. Remember to use your hindsight ability for your best good and let it guide you.
About this Author
Dorothy M. Neddermeyer, PhD, Metaphysician - Certified Hypnosis Practitioner, Author and Speaker. Dr. Dorothy facilitates clearing blocks, fears and limiting beliefs. You can live the life you deisre. She brings awareness to concepts not typically obvious to one's thoughts and feelings. http://www.gen-assist.com
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