Power of Intuition

I have a question for our esteemed membership: How strong has your intuition been lately?

Mine's been beaming off the hook

I'm beginning to trust it almost implicitly, after many years of second guessing myself.

There are many powerful people who want unilateral power over your thoughts, feelings, actions, who would tell you that your intuition is lying to you. I'm of the mind that our brain is not where the bulk of our knowledge comes from--the brain serves to gather and store information that our bodies interpret.

In the past two years, my intuition has proven to be more knowledgeable than scientists; written and recorded evidence here in our threads prove that our membership knew more than the experts.

Follow your intuition, friends It won't lead you astray.

I have to agree with you. My intuition has become a beacon in guiding myself the past 2 years. It hasn't let me down yet. I can't say the same about all the so called 'experts' out there. They have continually been deceiving and wrong on so many things. Got to go with what works and I trust myself more than any other human these days.

a reply to: zosimov

My intuition has been insane…..
My other “gifts” have been stronger too.
Oddly my emotions are a lot more dulled.

One thing I’m watching is South Carolina, had a dream about it and now I’m seeing stuff about potential hurricane…

Intuition/gut instinct/sixth sense-whatever one wants to call it has been my rudder through life. Woe is me when I didn't listen!

Just like anything we do in life, the more you use something the more proficient you become. People who don't know they possess a 'sixth sense' and never learn to use it, or who just don't believe in such things are missing out on a very valuable life tool.

a reply to: zosimov

I have a theory that moral compass and intuition amplify each other.

Call it a hunch.

Enjoying all the replies, friends!

I'm off to work but will be on later to respond to and read more excellent comments

a reply to: zosimov

Choosing to do nothing is still a choice, after all.

a reply to: m8y7rt

What's up with the vague one-liners?

originally posted by: americanbuffalo1
I have to agree with you. My intuition has become a beacon in guiding myself the past 2 years. It hasn't let me down yet. I can't say the same about all the so called 'experts' out there. They have continually been deceiving and wrong on so many things. Got to go with what works and I trust myself more than any other human these days.

I like your phrasing, "a beacon in guiding myself." Well put.

a reply to: JAGStorm

Hi JAG
Interesting observation regarding the dulled emotions! The world is experiencing so much grief, guilt, and fear that I imagine it's a defense mechanism.

a reply to: 19Bones79

I'd say it's a hunch worth following

I think that our brains have the ability to link to others, to somehow tie in with others we know so that if one person has had a problem the other person gets an intuition from it. This would be more relative to people who are related or are good friends. The Jehovahs shun those who leave their group to try to disuade those with other beliefs to distort their intuition internet.

The problem is with linking with someone kind of nuts....or a person who has beliefs that are not based on reality.

How do you think politics work....for someone you know well to turn to the far left or right, it can mess up your thinking. There are food chemistries that can increase this link and others that can inhibit it but even though I have been investigating it, I cannot get enough information to properly assess this yet.

Linking to someone who is truthful and honest and respects other people is good, linking to someone who lies and steals from others and is disrespectful of others that do not share their beliefs is bad......in my belief anyway, I am sure there are some out there that think bad for me is good for them.

They call this link line this Alpha, Beta, and other types, they also refer to it as birds of a feather flock together because birds do this somewhat. This is real and people want to control this, governments have been searching for those who have the ability to control others well for many centuries so they can control the masses. They have tested this on animals and mice can transmit something half way across the USA this way, and they have been trying to either destroy this link or control it in humans for almost a hundred years, replacing the link with something they can sway people with like media and internet. Trust in us...not in intuition....trust the evidence we give, not evidence that is interpreted differently.

Think politics....a prime example of those those who try to control the masses by using magician tricks used to fool the audiences.

Intuition can be biased as well as completely incorrect. If you feel intuitive about something, definitely explore it further, but try to get some solid evidence to back up your claims.

I am a proponent of intuition as well! I just happen to know that it can be wrong from both personal experience and my experience with others who are intuitive. Definitely be open to being wrong and exploring other perspectives as well.

In the scientific community, they go with what has been proven. However, sometimes it can take a while to collect enough data and run enough experiments to prove something. In this case, the intuitive person will get a faster result and I would recommend attempting to run some experiments or get some evidence of your own to make a stronger case.

I am INTJ. My life is pretty much intuition - educated guesswork manifesting as gut feelings and hunches.

a reply to: darkbake

I agree with most of what you said until the assertion that the scientific community goes with what's proven. Had that been the case, they would not have recommended cloth masks (every study to date had shown them ineffective). Neither would they have recommended the covid shot for children.

I agree that it's possible to get the wrong download sometimes, though. It's been happening less and less for me when it comes to the big stuff, thank God.

a reply to: rickymouse

I enjoyed reading this post. I'm especially intrigued with your take on linking with others, and particularly those in our closest circles.

I also believe in a collective consciousness (but perceived and acted upon individually).

a reply to: zosimov

Well I pretty much knew you wrote this thread before I commented!

A few people are "on about something" but not quite defining it on ATS. Because consciously all I'm doing is clicking on threads that interest me, usually avoiding the ones I suspect are not my flavour... Sometimes I give it my two pence and I really shouldn't ya know? Live and learn.

Most of what we 'pick up' is subconscious. The fact that so many are hurting and are frankly a little freaked will be coming across as 'readings' I can imagine. I mean upto 20% inflation after a pandemic with so much information and ego? Yeah people are lost.

Yet! There's obviously more to it, my intuition knew that even if it wasn't you making this thread my opinion would be exactly the same... Maybe I'm stalking thoughts!

I think the future looks more truth orientated given everyone's emotions. I think there's hope there too, there's an intuition and drive for the right direction or atleast a least destructive one.

All that headspace individualism might be for nought if collectively the western populace doesn't put up the idea that a war with China will never be supported... Because real earth politics said it was inevitable back in the 1990s, much better to push a revolution lol. Seriously though, WW3 could be a stone's throw away. China would rather destroy itself than change so it looks to me that it'll always be a total war scenario... Which idiots like me have said for years is the exact scenario China plays in every-thing.

Sometimes you need to walk away from 'anxiety points' in you life, intuition gives the same feels doesn't it? Well, that's me crap talked for the day

Hope you're well Zosimov

a reply to: RAY1990

Hi Ray Good to see you. Your intuition is stronger than mine, as pleasant surprise to see your comment on here.

I like your optimistic view of our future regarding a real hunger for the truth. I see that happening as well, and also agree that most of us are looking for the least destructive path for our future.

Thanks for more interesting comments to consider.

I'm doing well, thanks Hope you are too!!

originally posted by: zosimov
a reply to: rickymouse

I enjoyed reading this post. I'm especially intrigued with your take on linking with others, and particularly those in our closest circles.

I also believe in a collective consciousness (but perceived and acted upon individually).

Yes this is true. I’ve heard this many times. It is one of the benefits of a homogeneous culture/society. People are on the same wavelength.

I’ll give a weird example. Being Asian, there is something deep deep down, we stick together. It’s weird. Even when I’m out at a store, we give “the look”.
I was at a ball game where they were throwing shirts into the crowd. I gave “the look” to the Asian young lady throwing the shirts and sure enough one was aimed right into my hands.
The collective consciousness is like that of family.

There is an Indian Scholar called Sadhguru and he went into this on one of his lectures. He said it’s not popular but people that stick together and don’t have inter-racial families can have this kind of connection/power many generations down. He did not mean it in any derogatory way, just giving an example of this special gift/power.

a reply to: zosimov

If your intuition is telling you to click your private message icon you should listen to it.