It is as if we have an inner guidance system that evaluates incoming information and determines which input is consistent with who we are and which input is not. This guidance system involves more than just the cognitive mind. It also makes use of that place of trust in each of us where no doubt exists. When we act on information from a place of knowing, we cannot be wrong. We may err, however, but if we are paying attention when we make a mistake, the mistake simply becomes more information.
Source Knowing where information comes from is irrelevant.
It comes from everywhere. The truth or helpfulness of the information is in no way connected to where it comes from. For example, the information that the world is coming to an end when screamed by a raggedly dressed man on the street, read in a prophecy written thousands of years ago, or announced by a scientist with empirical evidence is still the same information. Rather than consider the source to determine the truth of any information, I invite you to process the input thorough your inner guidance system to determine its validity and its degree of usefulness to you. Receiving I invite you to funnel the information you encounter in this class through your inner guidance system and focus on the internal feedback you receive from it.