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Listening to your intuition

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smithasirivarain
reimagining social media with nithya shanti
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psychology · 2.0

I’ve been reflecting about following your intuition and also about surrender for a while now. But when you have lived mostly thinking through things and trying to figure out what’s best for you, it can be tricky.

Here are a few ways that I’ve found helpful so far -
1) Is doing /not doing something driven by fear or love/enthusiasm?
2) Does doing/not doing something feel like resisting what wants to happen or does it feel like chasing after somehing that you think you should do or have?

See if it is the path of love & enthusiasm.

But today, I happened to re-watch the movie The Celestine Prophecy (It is based on a novel about a main character who discovers a series of spiritual insights in an ancient manuscript in Peru). I found that this particular insight regarding intuition stood out for me.

Insight 6 -
In pursuit of this mission we can discover an inner intuition that shows us where to go and what to do, and if we make only positive interpretations, brings a flow of coincidences that opens the doors for our mission to unfold

(The mission here refers to our particular role in helping humanity evolve which is revealed through/as inner guidance once we are connected to our higher-self/awareness)

The bit about make only positive interpretations points to completely trusting that nothing can ever go wrong which is very interesting. If you are in 100% trust, and don’t have a preference of an outcome at all, you are free to play with intuition now. :)

Would love to hear about what listening to your intuition and inner guidance looks and feels like for you!

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