Intuition may sound like a controversial subject. You can’t touch it or see it with the naked eye. Therefore, some people deny its existence or just believe that intuition means having a great plan combined with good luck.
Let’s think that intuition is real, and try to understand when you should follow it and when not to follow it.

Many people mistake intuition with fear. They start to feel uncomfortable / fearful and say: “My intuition is saying that I should not do this…” Most likely this person is just afraid or doesn’t have enough information about the subject matter confronting them. Therefore, they are mistaking intuition with fear.
It can be difficult to differentiate intuition with other emotions. Therefore, we need to make intuition more distinctive from other feelings.

Real intuition is based on 4 important things. Let’s look at each of them individually…

1. Trust

If you feel you can trust a person, then, most likely you’re right. But when you feel you can’t trust, then, it is important to evaluate the nature of this voice. It can be intuition, fear, doubt or past experiences. When you understand the nature of this voice, you go onto a different level of awareness.

Intuition brings information in a neutral, unemotional way, like seen in a movie. Fear or past experiences bring emotionally charged information (negative charge or positive charge).

The voice of intuition is subtle, quiet and calm and it comes in a flash. The voice of fear is loud, emotional and continuous. Fear screams at you.

2. Action

Intuition develops faster when you start acting and making decisions rather than procrastinating and “sitting on your hands”. Therefore, don’t be afraid to make a first step and listen to your body at the same time. Don’t criticize, don’t judge. Just start acting towards your goal and see what happens.

There are very specific forms of intuition. For example, business intuition or medical intuition. These kinds of intuition can only grow with experience, and over time with continuous practice.
To develop a specific kind of intuition, try to take a few more steps towards your goal, and see how you become better and better in what you do. Then, see how much you can intuit things in this area.

3. Faith

Having faith in yourself and in the flow of life, facilitates intuitive development. Whatever you do, do it with faith – in your work, in people, and your intuition. Faith shouldn’t be blind. Therefore, you should look for physical confirmation of things and correct yourself if anything goes wrong.
Having faith in people brings you confidence. You stop feeling afraid of meeting new people. Even when a person lets you down, hold your faith in him/her. Sometimes even bad people start doing good things, when they see that they are trusted.

4. First thought

It can be difficult to trust your first thoughts. Often, people doubt and dismiss their first thoughts. From an intuitive perspective, the first thought is a very important thought. Learn to notice your first thoughts and value them.
If your head is full of thoughts, write them all down. Then read them separately aloud and try to sense which thought was the first one. The thought you connected with the most – the intuitive thought.
When connecting to your thoughts try to understand their origin. Ask: “Does this thought come from intuition? From past experiences? From fear? Is this thought emotional or neutral? Does this thought scream at me or bring me certainty and grounding? “

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