Medical Intuition
Emotional and mental patterns impact
physical illness

Mona Lisa Schulz, MD, PHD Medical intuition is the connection between emotional states and physical illness To create optimal health, you need a basic understanding of how, why, where, and when specific emotional and mental patterns can set the stage for physical illness. Become aware of how your symptoms of illness are part of your intuition network, letting you know when something in your life is out of balance.

Combine and apply the insights about the brain—the science of the wiring of emotions, thoughts, personality, gender, and behavior in the brain and medical intuition. The last two decades of brain research have revolutionized the scientific understanding of how mood, anxiety, perception, attention, memory, intuition, and decision-making is wired in specific networks in your brain. At the same time, a rapidly growing body of medical literature documents the physical effects of emotions on the body. Join Mona Lisa Schultz, bestselling author of Awakening Intuition, as you explore:

Left brain and right brain intuition
Intuition and mysticism
Meditation and altered states of consciousness
The science of medical intuition and the seven chakras
Immune disorders, heart disease, chronic illness, and obesity

Practice engaging in clairvoyance, clairaudience, and clairsentience using basic neuropsychological techniques to peel away thought patterns that clog the channels for intuition. Integrate how your brain is wired for intuition and how gender, mood, anxiety, perception, attention, memory, and your health affect your capacity to be medically intuitive. Experientially discover how to best work with your own intuitive brain-body style to enhance awareness and healing in both a personal and professional setting.

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Course 092159, CEUs available

Date Sunday, November 22

Time 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM, lunch on your own

Cost $90/80 payment 10 days in advance

Mona Lisa Schulz, a medical intuitive, explains how to understand and utilize our natural powers of inner awareness

“I knew that was going to happen!” Mona Lisa Schulz, MD, PHD, is taking her afternoon coffee break at Starbucks. She indicates a teenage couple, explaining that the girl really cares for the guy, but he wants nothing to do with her. Moments ago, the girl tried to lean her head on his shoulder, and he shifted an inch away. No one noticed except Schulz, who shared in the unspoken drama. “I pick up on people’s thoughts and feelings, so being around crowds is hard for me, that’s why I prefer to live alone. People need their mental privacy and I hear so much in my head. I need my peace.”

By virtue of a rare neurological syndrome that twisted her spine like a pretzel in childhood and gave her learning disabilities, attention-deficit disorder, epilepsy and a brain uniquely adapted for intuition, Schulz has not had a normal life. She’s undergone grueling back surgeries and wears a neck brace to sleep. Yet she is fit, fast-moving and impulsive, has a ready laugh, and is in love with knowledge, animals and life. The intuitive abilities that enabled her to overcome her problems offer a lesson in how to cope with our own vulnerabilities. In her book Awakening Intuition, Schulz argues that emotional and physical symptoms are avenues of personal intuition, shortcuts to understanding what is going on in our lives.

Schulz has always felt different, due to her dyslexia, her sensitivity, her hyper-activity, and her tendency to get the right answers to math problems without knowing how she got there. At age 12, her spine suddenly bent 120 degrees. A rod was placed down the spine, and she spent her seventh grade in bed. In college, Schulz often fell asleep at inopportune times. Because she was working to put herself through school, and because she ran and biked so much, she wrote it off to exhaustion. But after falling asleep while carrying a tray full of food at the school cafeteria, she was finally diagnosed with a form of epilepsy that produces sleep attacks.

Medication turned her life around, but she had to give it up due to rare and potentially fatal side effects. Nothing else worked. Though she had wanted to be a doctor and a scientist as long as she could remember, she felt her life was over, and it nearly was. While jogging over a bridge one day, she fell asleep and was hit by a truck. She turned to acupuncture and a macrobiotic diet and ultimately sought advice from a medical intuitive. Soon after, she picked up a copy of Louise Hay’s book You Can Heal Your Life and practiced affirmations that began her healing process. It took a few years, but Schulz began to invite back the intuitive guesswork she had first felt in childhood.

Schulz completed an MD, a PHD, and a psychiatric residency. Now, in her writing, research and teaching, she works to demonstrate that science supports the existence and validity of intuition. Schulz is quick to caution that she is not practicing medicine during her readings. All she’s doing, she asserts, is helping people to discern by direct, nonrational processes what they already know, and to trust that knowledge. “There was a force in the universe that made things happen in my life in a way I couldn’t control,” Schulz observed. But she also knew she was “simultaneously endowed with the power to influence what happened to me.” It’s a power available to all of us willing to listen to our inner resources.

Adapted from Natural Health, by Lois B. Morris.