Symbol dictionaries don't work because everyone has a different interpretation of most symbols. There are common archetypical symbols that mean pretty much the same thing to everyone, but these are only a few out of millions. Learn your own inner language. For instance, what does a large body of water mean to you, a kitten, or a car. What is the first sensation, the first feeling that comes to you when you think of these images. These images speak to you in more than their literal sense. A good place to begin discovering your inner language is dreams. When you wake up from dreams right down the symbols that were in your dreams and what they meant to you, what feelings came up around these images, and what does your rational mind say that they might mean in your life.

Your inner symbols will be the language that is spoken to you when someone comes to you for a reading and asks a question. For instance, if a person asks you a question about a possible business partner, and you see a sleazy uncle that you have, you might tell this person that this business partner might not be such a good idea. Your inner symbols are important to know. Knowing your inner language of symbols helps you to translate more quickly and immediately in your intuitive readings.

Getting In Touch With Your Intuitive Vocabulary

Report your responses to the following questions:

How do you feel when someone tells you no?

How do you feel when you're happy?

What do you feel when you see a positive visual image? A negative one?

What smell do you find distasteful? Which would you find pleasing?

What do feel when you see the ocean?

What do you think of when you see                              (pick a family member)?

Make up more questions on your own. Make a long list. This will become your dictionary of your inner language of symbols. Only you can interpret your symbols. You can get answers to questions by knowing how your system responds to particular vibrations and images.