The 7 Rules for Intuitive Health

THE INTUITIVE ADVISOR

A Psychic Doctor Teaches You How to Solve

Your Most Pressing Health Problems

By Mona Lisa Schulz, M.D., Ph.D.

After 20 years as a medical-intuitive advisor, I realized that teaching people how to listen for

the intuitive message behind the disease wasn’t enough to help them create true and lasting

health. Even if clients grasped the intuitive chakra map of symptoms in their bodies and the

intuitive language behind the outward manifestation of their health problems, a third vital step

they could learn to heal their lives and assist in healing those around them.

That’s when I came to the realization that the health of each of the seven energy centers of

the body depends on following a rule that involves balancing two seemingly opposite or

hemispheres in sync, healing body and mind in each of these seven energy centers or chakras

involves following a rule to balance dual identities and engage two paradoxical mind-sets

simultaneously.

body. Whenever you’re in danger of dropping the ball somewhere, you’ll intuitively understand

the warning signs your body is sending you via your health—and you’ll know how to get back on

track.

1. For the health of the first chakra—your bones, joints, blood, and immune system—you

touch with your individual needs as you simultaneously negotiate your way around those of the

group, whether that group comprises your family, those you work with, or some other

organization.

2. For the health of the second chakra—your lower back and your reproductive/sex organs—

sometimes feisty, detached persona of an entrepreneur and balance it with the warm sensitivity

needed in an intimate relationship.

3. To tackle those hard-to-treat weight, addiction, and digestive problems—which can

compromise the health of the third chakra—you need to balance self-esteem and responsibility by

your cravings and desires in an attempt to boost your self-esteem . . . with fulfilling your duties

and responsibilities in your personal life and your job.

4. If you are one of the millions of people who suffer from heart disease or breast or lung

problems, you’ll need to pay attention primarily to the fourth chakra by balancing partnership

(After all, as the Doors song implies, it may not be possible to be in a relationship without going

at least a little mad.) To maintain health in this energy center, you have to be able to be in a

partnership and simultaneously maintain your emotional sanity, balancing your emotional needs

with those of the partnership.

5. For those unlucky people (and I am one of them) who tend to have fifth-chakra issues—

highlighted by chronic problems in the neck, thyroid, and mouth—the best course of action is

center involves knowing when to be boldly assertive and stick to your position, and when to be

more compliant and yield to another’s point of view.

6. For the health of the sixth chakra—eyes, ears, and brain—you must balance a more

structured, detail-oriented mind-set with broader, more outside-of-the-box views by following the

and adaptive mind-set. This means developing the capacity to hold strictly traditional, toe-the-line

views sometimes, and more loose and free-ranging ones at other times. It also means knowing

when to agree for the sake of keeping the peace (agreeing to disagree and tolerating the difference

in mind-sets), and when it’s critical to stick your neck out and disagree with everyone.

7. Finally, for the health of the seventh chakra—your longevity and connection to the

universe—you must be willing when necessary to revise your life’s purpose by following the

health of this energy center (and possibly manage a life-threatening illness), you need to learn

how, at any stage of your life, to pursue a life purpose in the face of potential death. You must be

able to reconstitute your spirit and find a new focus and a new life goal.

chakra—the bones, joints, blood, immune system, and skin—involves attending to your individual needs

while negotiating your way successfully in groups, whether they’re your family members or people in other

organizations.

chakra—the lower back, reproductive areas, and sex organs—involves balancing finances and

relationships. It also involves being able to develop the sometimes feisty and detached persona of an

entrepreneur balanced with the sensitivity needed in an intimate relationship.

self-esteem and responsibility). The health of the third chakra—digestive tract and weight—involves

reconciling your tendency toward wanting to boost your self-esteem by feeding your cravings and desires .

. . with fulfilling your duties and responsibilities at work and in your personal life.

fourth chakra—heart, breasts, and lungs—involves being able to be in a partnership while simultaneously

maintaining your emotional sanity, balancing your emotional needs with those of the partnership.

communication styles). The health of the fifth chakra—neck, thyroid, mouth, and teeth—involves

developing a sense of when to be boldly assertive and stick to your position and when to be compliant and

yield to another’s will.

(balancing conservative and liberal mind-sets). The health of the sixth chakra—eyes, ears, and brain—

involves developing a flexible and adaptive mind-set. This means having the capacity to sometimes hold

structured, traditional views and at other times have a broader, less structured approach—occasionally

agreeing for the sake of peacefully agreeing (and tolerating the difference in mind-sets by agreeing to

disagree); and at other moments when necessary, sticking your neck out and disagreeing with all others.

your life’s purpose). The health of your seventh chakra—your longevity and your capacity to survive a lifethreatening

illness—involves learning how, at each stage of your life, to be able to pursue your individual

purpose, as well as how, when faced with potential death, to reconstitute your spirit and realign yourself

with a new focus and a new life goal.

So there you have it: the Seven Rules for Intuitive Health. Now join me as a fly on the wall of

my medical-intuitive advisor practice as we move on to use intuition to create health by doing the

"intuitive intervention," as well as tackling the mind-body makeover. In the next chapter, you’ll

not only read stories about people’s health problems, but you’ll also see how they were able to

use intuition to actually make changes in their lives to overcome their challenges.