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Forget everything you think you know about intuition. It's not just a quiet voice or an inner teacher—it's actually a dynamic, lifelong relationship with all the life force energy around you, a connection we can call an "intuitionship." This powerful relationship is unique to you, and the more you nurture it through listening, self-permission, and a mindset of peace, the stronger it becomes. Tune in to discover why developing this awareness isn't a mystical chore, but a joyful, empowering journey.

As a energy healer in integrative healthcare, Hilary Crowley challenges us to move past the idea of intuition as a mysterious skill and see it as a fundamental part of being alive. She argues that by strengthening this "intuitionship," we activate a boundless source of guidance, safety, and thriving. If you're ready to stop second-guessing yourself and start connecting to the vast, generous wisdom that's always been available, this episode is your key to unlocking a more fun, fearless, and whole version of yourself.

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Join host Hilary Crowley for a special TEDx episode of the Good Energy Healing Show. She shares insights from her talk, exploring what TED truly stands for (Technology, Entertainment, Design). Crowley reveals three powerful, cut segments from her speech: the importance of airing and repairing our struggles, the necessity of compassion, and the transformative power of looking for the good. This episode is a heartfelt call to action for anyone who wants to help foster children grow up in a real home. All while becoming a better adult along the way, too.

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Hilary Crowley, host of "The Good Energy Healing Show," delves into Don Miguel Ruiz’s “The Four Agreements,” a book she’s studying with her "Good Energy Healing Club." Crowley highlights that "agreements" represent the countless beliefs and opinions that shape our reality, often "domesticating" us. She encourages listeners to identify these agreements, good or bad, in their own "dream of the mind."
The first agreement, "Be Impeccable with Your Word," means living without harming yourself, which inherently prevents harming others. This applies not only to spoken words but to every thought, as we live in a world of symbols and assigned meanings.
Crowley then connects this to the fourth agreement, "Always Do Your Best," explaining it's about continuous practice and striving. The opposite of doing your best isn't doing your worst, but simply doing what’s easiest, falling back into old patterns.
The second agreement, "Don't Take Anything Personally," is explored through the lens that everyone is the main character in their own story. This perspective, coupled with listening actively (a concept from Ruiz's "Fifth Agreement"), helps us avoid personalizing others' actions.
Finally, "Don't Make Assumptions" encourages curiosity. Crowley explains that we make assumptions to feel safe, even if the answers are incorrect. She advocates for assuming others are doing their best, a practice that fosters respect.
Crowley shares a personal example of worrying about baby loons, realizing she was overlaying false agreements onto their lives. She challenges listeners to find their own beautiful, personal "agreement" to add to Ruiz’s four, thereby shedding unserving beliefs. She concludes by promoting her TEDx Talk, "The Unexpected Education of a Foster Mom," urging listeners to adopt a "foster mindset" of nourishing and supporting themselves and others.

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