Understanding and listening to your intuition can be a powerful tool for avoiding relationships that could potentially result in disappointment and pain. Embracing your intuition can also help you foster old and new meaningful connections. In light of this, we offer 7 practical tips on how to effectively tune into your intuition.
Intuition is the primary source of inner wisdom. It is knowing without having a logical explanation. But far from being magical, it is a cognitive ability where instincts are swiftly formulated by the unconscious mind, efficiently sorting through accumulated knowledge and past experiences. That said…
95 percent of all brain activity operates on an unconscious level. This powerful part of your psyche can be seen as a vault of valuable and hidden information garnered over the course of your entire life. It influences and directs all of your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.
Read on to find out 8 practical ways on how to be more intuitive.
Have you ever had dreams that perfectly predict the future? Or have you ever had a strong sense of knowing about someone or something? These are examples of having a strong connection with that wise part of yourself —your intuition.
This wise inner voice comes from your unconscious mind. This part of your mind constitutes 95 percent of all brain activity. It hides mental information acquired throughout your entire life, and it influences and directs all of your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.
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