There are ways to help invoke prajna:

– Do a mindless activity, like picking up sticks and limbs in your yard after a storm.

– Don’t think and watch if an insight just pops into your mind.

– Ask yourself a question and then listen to what pops in your mind.

– Seek ways to get out of your comfort zone such as attending a silent retreat. A change to the everyday pattern often opens the door for insights and creativity.

– Be open and believe you already have the answers.

Ways that block Prajna, which Justin stated in the article, are associated with habit energies. Here are a few of mine:

– Rushing causes me trouble. I don’t even function that well, much less tap into higher wisdom. When I notice I’m rushing, I start singing the song Feelin’ Groovy: “Slow down you move too fast. You got to make the morning last. Just kicking down the cobblestones. Looking for fun and feelin’ groovy.”

– Ego… taking myself too seriously, comparing myself with others, needing to be liked, etc. During my TCC practice, on the 9th repetition, I often think, “Smile and let go.” Letting go is the key, and Justin provided the path. Aren’t we blessed?