How to Rule the World from Your Couch

The training that you will receive from Laura's most recent work will absolutely blow your mind. I have seen and experienced first hand how this material can change your life and help you gain accurate insight into whatever subject that you wish to explore. At her workshops the people who have studied with her over the years are so talented that you will truly be amazed that the skill of intuition can be attained simply by following Laura's instructions.The readings by some of these students of hers were extremely accurate and insightful and proof that by following the principles outlined in her new book that anyone can learn and apply intuition in their life and use it to acheive their goals."HOW TO RULE THE WORLD FROM YOUR COUCH" is Laura Day's best work yet mostly because as a teacher she has perfected her methods over the years and applied those techniques to the readings that she does for her clients and the teachings she does at workshops all over the country.BUY IT NOW,and we might do readings together some day. I do them all the time and I had no clue when I began that it would be so helpful and easy to learn.

This book covers a full range of intuitive practices: Mediumship, Telepathy, Body Heat Telepathy,Remote Viewing,Precognition, and my favorite chapter: Healing. If you were only going to have one book on developing intuition, I would say This Is It. For two main reasons: 1. the instruction is so thorough, without being overwhelming (this is a blessedly organized teacher/author) that you actually get to practice the skills instead of just reading interesting stuff. Motivating!. 2. the real jewel of the book: you get Day's illuminated thinking process. Her experience as a teacher and focused writer really shows here, she holds the students hand page after page and gives solid, invaluable thinking to approaching intuitive work and life. Like somebody said: knowing the question to ask is more important the answer. Ultimately this is a life guidebook as well as an intuition tutorial. She really covers the 'what if's' and gets you onto safe ground to know your own system and carry forward on your own, I can't say I have really felt this supported reading ...um...anything! . Some of the great stuff in the book: ~A top ten "ways we get in our way" list . My two faves there are: not applying the exercise to real goals in your life, and looking for immediate feedback/validation on the readings you do. ~ Bedtime/Sleep Telepathy: Day points out that we are all getting and receiving messages whether or not we realize it, and addresses it ~the Healing Chapter -it's what you would think plus: how to reclaim lost parts of yourself, bringing harmony to body, life, relationship, or a company Each skill has an extensive and enlightening list of applications. Want to change yourself in the past, or evaluate a stock, or know how people see themselves to best communicate with them? Try Mediumship. Want to view your competitors products or strategies, or locate a missing object? Hit the Remote Viewing chapter Need to convince an opponent to come around to or idea or rid yourself of subconscious sabotage? Go to Telepathy Laura Day does heart-mending work. Her earlier books are wonderful (The Circle, Welcome to our Crisis especially). This book is even more: a blockbuster treasure chest of tools to get you through life's twists and turns. I look forward to re-reading and digging deeper through this pot of gold. I feel the author has left me with the best life-guide one could hope for: myself.

Although my skills at using my intuition are already pretty sharp, I felt I could use a boost and bought How to Rule the World from Your Couch, by Laura Day. I was already familiar with Day from another book and a workshop I took several years ago and have always been very impressed with her work. For those of you not familiar with the concept of intuition, you are in for a treat! When you learn how to act on your intuition, you learn to trust yourself. Living your life using your intuition is both empowering and liberating! Intuition is the "sixth sense." This book did not disappoint. I enjoy her writing style very much--she's concise, articulate, funny and friendly. Day begins the book: "How to Rule the World from Your Couch is meant to inspire you to be fully aware, conscious, active, dynamic and alive in every single moment of your life." She urges the reader to become their own expert...that enough experts can change the world. Day writes: "Everything you learn in this book will make your decisions better, your relationships stronger, your actions more effective, and your life easier." I read the book quickly, but not so fast that I missed how wonderful and on the mark it is. Jammed packed with great exercises to improve ones intuition, I will be re-reading it shortly to do the exercises. I like that the book provides a systematic method to help develop intuition. Anyone following the advice in the book should find it pretty easy to improve one's power of intuition. Highly recommend! By the author of HARMONIOUS ENVIRONMENT and SELL YOUR HOME FAST IN A BUYER'S MARKET.

I have found this book to be the most effective, easy, fun, intelligent and compassionate course in actually transforming one's life experience, that I have ever read. And it CAN all be done from your couch! Anyone with the slightest gumption, who engages with the easy to follow exercises, and does--as the author repeatedly suggests--write down notes, will genuinely find they can do intuitive work. Continue the work past the first "verification" events, and relationships can heal, life patterns and situations can be wholly transformed. I was able to have these experiences myself, working with Laura Day's earlier books. However; realizing the world is suddenly in your hands is not always a calming occurrence-- though it is truly wonderful. It is very helpful to have this book--and more than one copy so it's easy to get to wherever you are--on hand for continual reading up. Commit to following through with "ruling the world", or at least your world, and this book will guide you surely to that goal. Whatever bumps along the way you may encounter, this book has provided a solution. Simply reading it for information about intuition--from a superb practitioner-- is inspiring, actually doing the work is extraordinary. Laura Day doesn't as much de-mystify the abilities we all have to affect our experiences "from our couch" with focus, intent, and will, as make that power easily available to anyone willing to try it out. Her writing is clear, frank, funny. Her instructions have been fine tuned in years of successfully teaching others. Her integrity, openness, and compassion vibrate throughout the book. As pleasant as it is to read, it is also effectively written to offer the key to the true healing we all, on some level, are seeking. These aren't esoteric answers, they are practical, experience based, and verifiable. And amazing. She offers a practical and wise categorization of "intuitive" processes that should be accessible to most people. For that alone, the book would be worthwhile. However, speaking from gratifying experience, simply enjoying the book intellectually is NOT enough. There is so much more here, and it's so simple to do. I will say, also from experience, that when she suggests doing anything, anywhere on the page, DO it. With discipline and perseverance, sitting on your couch--with this book in hand--CAN transform your life.

Laura Day's work has been extremely important to me. I've exchanged a couple of emails with her over the years, attended a couple of her free workshops in New York City, but don't know her beyond that. Her books on intuition have been of great value to me, so much so that I rushed out to get her new book as soon as it was available and devoured it in one marathon reading session. It did not disappoint. And yet I am a little uncomfortable about posting a review here. Intuition is "woo-hoo" stuff right? I mean, it defies logic and the materialistic mindset a lot of us are raised with. I don't want to come off as gullible. I am an empiricist, meaning I believe in evidence and science. I was initially attracted to reading Laura Day because a great scientist, James Watson, the co-discovered of DNA, praised her. I tried the exercises in her first book on developing intuition. I was astonished that I could do some of the stuff Ms. Day insists we all can do. There was a moment after reading Laura Day's first book when my view of what was possible shifted. I wrote the name of an elderly aunt who lived in a distant state and who I had not seen for many years, on a piece of paper, folded it and at lunch gave it to a co-worker. I asked the co-worker to tell me something about the unknown person. I had not discussed my aunt at all at work--I was thinking about her only because I had just heard some bad news about her health. I had always had a distant but okay relationship with her, though I was uncomfortable about how stingy she had always been. Pathologically stingy in my view. That was my one issue with her. I carried some anger about her once, in her stinginess, doing something hurtful to my mother. My coworker who had no idea what the name on the paper was, closed her eyes and then burst out indignantly, "My God, is this person cheap!" I kind of think my coworker accessed information not so much about my aunt as my view of her, but she had no way of finding that information other than intuitively. What are the odds of this being a coincidence? Using Laura Day's exercises I've had similar hard to explain experiences many times over the years, and have been able to use my own intuition in concretely helpful ways. I have to say with hindsight I see now it could have been more helpful if I'd been willing to trust it more. I don't know how it works but I believe intuition exists. I have used it and it has been of help to me, and I really owe Laura Day for that. This book expands on her previous work, delves into powers of the mind beyond intuition, and I am eager to read it again--slowly this time--and try the exercises. Ms. Day writes in an engaging, accessible style and this book is an enjoyable read. If you actually use this book and experiment with the exercises, I believe it can have a real impact on your life and help you access an aspect of your own mind.