#13: Intuition Under the Magnifying Glass

Jun 19, 2019

Phoebe and Eleni examine their childhood relationship with intuition and how it has evolved. They look at the bigger picture of the role intuition plays in our society. Easy tips to cultivate intuition included.

Notes

• Eleni and Phoebe share how they experienced intuition (gut feelings/inner knowing) when they were young.
• Intuition can be invalidated, especially when we’re young, which can create feelings of self doubt, guilt or being ‘crazy’.
• Family or society’s values and beliefs can inhibit our intuition.
• Being a responsible intuitive is both to do our deep personal work as well as develop our intuitive skills.
• Learning how to get comfortable being fully in the body helps with intuitive skills, including how to turn on and off intuition.
• Everything is energy. Intuition is just reading energy on a different level.
• Tuning into or even intentionally asking for signs and synchronicities in our day-to-day lives helps cultivate our intuition.
• Part of cultivating our intuition is to notice thoughts, images and feelings that may seem to come out of nowhere.
• Phoebe shares an example of a psychic who worked with the police as a way to highlight the importance of doing our personal work in order to stay neutral no matter who we’re working with.
• If fear arises when working with intuition, get into your body and observe the fear without falling into it. Notice what happens to the fear.

 

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Musical Intro and Outro is “Blue Ska” by  Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License,http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/