How to Tune Into Your Intuition

from A Teaspoon of Healing Hosted by Dawn DiMare

Have you ever “known” something without evidence to back it up? Have you felt “off” about a situation or person, but couldn’t pinpoint why you felt that way? That’s your intuition talking to you. What is intuition? Basically, it is the subconscious part of your brain sending you “hunches” based on its analysis. It’s a second kind of intelligence, but one that is unfamiliar to most of us. Trusting our intuition can be difficult for those of us who are logical, trained in the sciences, or who spend a lot of time in our heads. How do you tune into your intuition? Listen and find out how!

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