Intuition

Watch this video on YouTube Sensing in itself is incredibly boring to most intuitives. Sensing rarely stimulates the intuitive, rather, it drains intuitives, making them feel less energy and less passion. Still, thanks to anxiety and stress, our body has built in a response that allows us to engage in sensing. Intuitives can engage in …

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Recurring or repetitive information keeps bombarding us, dulling our mind. New information helps us build new pathways and learn new things. Intuitives thrive on novelty, making them more excited, and more mentally active. In general, intuitives have weaker attention spans than sensing types, and stop taking in information more quickly, there is a way to …

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Carl Jung saw spiritual and mystical connections to the term intuition (the ‘N’ function). But I don’t. Neojungian Academy argues that all functions can be used for spiritual purposes, some more, some less. But no function in the brain is inherently spiritual in its nature. Nothing in the brain operates purely on fairy dust. Intuition …

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