What is Intuition & how do we use it in everyday life?

Have you ever walked into a room and instantly felt something was “off,” even if you couldn’t explain why? Or had a gut feeling about a person or situation—only to later discover you were right? That quiet nudge, inner knowing, or instinctual response is what we often refer to as intuition.

In today’s fast-paced world, we’re conditioned to rely heavily on logic and rational thinking—whether we’re making major career decisions or simply choosing what to eat. But beneath all the mental noise is a powerful inner voice that can guide us toward alignment, safety, truth, and clarity: our intuition.

Understanding Intuition: More Than Just a Gut Feeling
Intuition is the ability to understand or sense something immediately, without the need for conscious reasoning. It bridges the gap between instinct and intellect, offering insights that arise from deep within our subconscious mind.

Here’s a breakdown of intuitive awareness:

*  Instinct: An innate, automatic response that drives behavior without prior learning.

*  Gut Feeling: A quick sensation or internal cue that appears in your awareness—often without clear logic—yet feels significant or true.

*  Intuition: A deeper cognitive-emotional process that allows you to know something without analysis, drawing from internal wisdom, past experiences, and subtle cues you may not even be aware you noticed.