By David Jackson Nevertheless, as you wander with your intuition you'll probably notice that you will naturally shift from one perception to the next. Maybe you'll move past some fragrant flowers on your wander as well as your focus will usually go and visit their scent. Otherwise you may notice the sound forms of the lizard scattering away and your focus will naturally visit both the sound forms of his scattering as well as searching for the motion as he goes. The point right here is to try and broaden your awareness by overlapping your senses. For indigenous people saw the world in an expanded sense of consciousness. They would not just hear the lizard and see it running away, but just at the same time could be aware of all the movement of the leaves to their right, the sound forms of the distant bird call behind them, the waft of earth when it permeated in the ground as well as the tactile sensations when they passed against a tree branch and the inner feeling arising in...