Trust what?

When I came to Sedona, circumstances eventually led to my working in a metaphysical shop. I swore I would NEVER work retail - never say never, right? During my time there, the manager and my co-worker kept encouraging me to try to open up to and trust my intuition. They constantly told me - "trust what you get." 

Eventually, I learned how to check people's chakras. I'd muscle test them and then let them know which ones were out of balance and which crystals would help them move back into balance. But, it was never as simple as that. People would inevitably ask why a certain chakra was out of balance. That's where the intuition comes in. I would get ideas as to why someone was out of balance, but dare I say it out loud? What if I'm wrong? What if I'm just making it up? Finally, I decided I'd give this whole trust thing a try. 

There was a young man who came in and wanted the chakra test. I muscle tested him and let him know which were out of balance. Of course he asked, "why do you think that is?" I got that he'd been through something pretty traumatic in the last year. To cover my bases I decided to extend the time period and I told him, "you've been through something pretty big within the last 2 years." He thought about it and said - "no, nothing 2 years ago." I thought, see! How can I trust??? Then, he said, "but this year, some pretty major things happened." It took me a minute to register and recover. I'd been right! The guides had given me the right information. I'm convinced that he was brought in at that time to teach me the lesson of trusting and not changing the information. From then on, even if it sounded nuts, or didn't make sense to someone at the time, I'd go with what I was given. 

Granted, when I do this work, I ask the ego to step to the side (I am human after all, so there is that filter) and I say a prayer asking that my Guides provide me with what's in the highest good for the person. I always tell people to take what resonates with them. I trust that the information I get is for the benefit of the person I'm working with. I have to trust and for that it takes belief and faith.  

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