Intuition is a heightened, refined sense outside our primary five senses:
- Sight
- Hearing
- Smell
- Taste
- Touch
In order to fully feel intuition, we focus on the other senses of the holistic human being, such as:
- Light
- Sound
- Gravity
- Force
- Magnetic fields
- Electricity
What we can sense as triggers feelings, we describe as Intuition. Feelings and emotions originate from a place within us. We experience intuition as a “gut feeling”, a signal we get, whether something feels correct for us or not, based on little information consciously received.
The intestines have more nerve endings than the brain underneath our skull, which is why it is often referred to as the second brain and can also explain why intuition often feels risky, as it has no primary effect on the analytical and logical thinking process of the brain.
Often our intuition is telling us messages, what others cannot understand or comprehend.
Intuition is created by processing data from all of our senses, functions as a bridge between the conscious and the subconscious mind. Data from individual experiences are collected in the subconscious mind which is connected to the collective mind of humans beings through all times. From this perspective, intuition can serve us as a self-empowering tool. It serves us as a doorway to all access to all experiences of humanity from the beginning of our existence.
Observing and comprehending our intuition will teach you about your subconscious tendencies, programming. Intuition is silent knowledge, prior to reasoning and requires no explanation beforehand, explanation happens after when we see our intuition was correct and was working in our best interest. The more often we consciously use, experience and trust our intuition, the more we are in tune with the information perceived from our intuition, we will be able to quickly decide to any given situation, the potential to truly live a magical life.
Men have just as strong intuition as women. Intuition is a well-known secret for the “leading businesswomen and men”.