Ignite Your Intuition: Improve Your Memory, Make Better Decisions, Be More Creative and Achieve Your Full Potential [Paperback]

Extraordinist Craig Karges is known to millions of television viewers for his remarkable demonstrations of extraordinary phenomena on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Larry King Live, and many other TV shows. He presented his one-man touring show "Experience the Extraordinary" at performing arts centers, universities and corporate events in over 150 cities worldwide in 1998. Readers will learn how to use their intuition to solve problems, make decisions, come up with creative ideas, forecast their future, and even learn how to be in the right place at the right time. Karges reveals to readers proven techniques to program the subconscious mind for success including visualization, affirmations, and goal setting. They will learn how to use their subconscious to achieve personal goals and become the individuals they truly want to be. Karges also delves deeper into the power of the subconscious disclosing how to use dreams to solve problems and gain powerful insights about life. He reveals how it may be possible to know the unknown - how to exploit your natural psychic abilities. Readers will learn how to recognize these powers, develop them, and use them in daily life. Karges includes exercises, games, and stunts that help readers test and enhance subconscious skills, while amazing their friends at the same time.

Renowned television personality and psychic demonstrator Craig Karges revealshow to can tap natural psychic abilities by unlocking the power of intuition.200 pp.

Craig Karges is known to television viewers for his entertaining demonstrations of extraordinary phenomena as seen on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Larry King Live, CNN Headline News, CNBC, E! Entertainment Television, Lifetime Television and The Nashville Network. Karges has been honored as "Entertainer of the Year" by the National Association for Campus Activities, Campus Activities Magazine, and the International Psychic Entertainers Association. The National Speakers Association has also designated him as a Certified Speaking Professional. His performance is an entertaining blend of mystery, humor, psychology and intuition using total audience participation. He lives in Wheeling, West Virginia.

Chapter One The Extraordinary Computer Between Your Ears The growth of the human mind is still high adventure, in many ways the highest adventure on Earth. — Norman Cousins Your brain weighs about three pounds and it looks like a soft, wrinkled walnut. Pretty unimpressive looking at first glance. However, it has been in the making for about five million years. Whether you consider what it does or how it is constructed it is, by far, the most extraordinary organ in your body! The human brain can store more information than all the libraries in the world! It is the cause of that violent outburst that you were so embarrassed about as well as the force behind the best idea you ever had and the most charitable action you ever took. Your brain regulates all bodily functions and is responsible for your most primitive behavior as well as your most sophisticated accomplishments. All of your thoughts and emotions, indeed your personality, is inside that three-pound organ. You can receive a heart or lung transplant and still be yourself but if you were able to receive a brain transplant, you would no longer be you! Scientists have studied the brain for hundreds of years yet it remains so mysterious that many consider it humankind's ultimate frontier. Your brain is a biological organ but it is also like an amazing machine, a supercomputer. It is miraculous! Your brain is truly one of the most amazing things in the universe. Think of it this way—the human brain is the only object capable of contemplating itself! We, as human beings, tend to sell ourselves short. We stand in awe of computers, yet inside each of our brains lies ten times the amount of AT&T's entire communication networking system! We marvel at other animals like dolphin or ants. We can sit and watch an ant colony and be fascinated by it. How do they create such a complex structure? How do they communicate? An ant has about five hundred brain cells. That's the amount a person loses from drinking one glass of wine! But don't worry, we each have about 100 billion brain cells—that's as many as there are stars in the sky. Each brain cell, or neuron, connects with all the others. Imagine, 100 billion electrical connections going on inside your head right now! Think of it this way: Imagine everyone in the world (about 5.5 billion people) talking on the phone to each other at the same time. That's a complicated image, isn't it? But to get an idea of the complexity of what is happening inside your head, you have to expand on this image. Take those same 5.5 billion people, put them on eighteen telephones each, have them all talking to each other at the same time and, if you can picture that, you can begin to understand the complexity of the communication process inside your brain! If each neuron could only touch two other neurons, the number of possible configurations in your brain would be two to the 100-billionth power! That number would take you about nine hundred years to write out at on