The Science of Intuition: How to Access the Inner-net of Intuitive Knowledge Paperback – March 2, 2017

I understand a lot of heart and passion went into the writing of this book---so thank you for that, Nora. However, I almost put the book down after the first chapter because of so much attention to "religious" references: God, The Lord, Demons, Devil, etc. I am spiritual, but not religious. I believe a book on intuition can be written without religious doctrine (Spirit, yes. Religious dogma, no.) Also, the convention and usage errors were a major distraction. I suggest that the author employ an editor to comb the book for such errors. There were MANY. Another thing that made me question the credibility of the author: she indicated she had worked with Edgar Cayce's A.R.E. for years. She called it, "The Association OF Research and Enlightenment." The OF should be replaced with FOR. These may seem petty, but they are enough to make me question professional credibility. And again, these errors and references to religion were highly distracting in a book that promotes focus.

I found this book to be dark and not very realistic. Some points are reasonable but most are not worth reading. Also, the book has a very “you must do it exactly this way or else you can kiss any results goodbye” approach. This approach completely dishonors inviduals innate wisdom and inherent inner guidance. Truly an awful book. Don’t bother.

I love reading anything about the mind. I've experienced many moments of intuition, and am always in awe every time it happens of what the mind is capable of. I found Nora Truscello's book enlightening and extremely informative about the miracle of intuition. This book confirms my belief in intuition and the importance of "following your hunch". This book is well written, and I highly recommend "The Science of Intuition" for anyone that would like to acquire a better understanding about the mysteries of our mind and body.

Tuning into your intuition is much easier than this, meditation will get you there faster, if you trust yourself.

The author is well trained, well educated, well practiced, spiritually oriented and motivated to help the reader claim a birthright. She has worked hard to make the material accessible and I believe that anyone who follows Truscello's specific steps will find their desire satisfied to become more aware and confident of one's ability to use the skills to constructive ends, including increased self-acceptance. Empaths especially will benefit from the author's discussion of "intuitive footprints" that enable one to determine if the sudden change of mood springs from within or via an empathic resonance with somebody else.

I've always believed in a great energy we all draw from. Call it the collective consciousness. I'm very pragmatic, but I try to put my trust in this source to make the right decisions.This book not only confirmed my beliefs about the power of intuition and relying on more than your top-level rational thought, but it gave in depth detail of how the process works, including many exercises that will help you draw from the well of your intuition.I highly recommend this book.

This is a book on intuition unlike any I have never read before. It explains how to locate the areas on your physical body that tell you how to confirm your intuitions. It also explains how to develop this intuition. Very interesting read.

The Science of Intuition is for everyone who wants to tap into their intuitive side of self. What I love about this book is that it is very understandable and broken down well for the average person without the author's background to readily access. Nora Truscello takes the reader step-by-step through her process to access our intuition. A great read!