EPISODE · May 11, 2025 · 1H 2M
Science vs. Intuition—with lab scientist & certified medical intuitive Shelly Fox
from Tune In: Radio for Your Mind, Body & Soul · host Kealah Parkinson
The first time Shelly Fox was asked to tune into what her Third Eye was telling her, her answer was … “a donut.” Not exactly universal wisdom. Dabbling in yoga as a newbie, Shelly—who still uses her biology degree to develop laboratory products as her daytime career path—became more & more curious about the new words she was hearing in class, like “Third Eye,” “energy,” & “intuition.” What could these words be referencing if it wasn’t something measurable in a lab? Shelly began reality testing. (Jump to 05:50 to hear her story—& to 10:25 for my favorite quote from Shelly about finding yourself to love yourself!) In our talk, we cover: - The tools she used to open up to her own intuitive energy - How loving yourself is tied to our ability to listen to the wisdom of our intuition - Why shame & comparison both dampen this ability - The services she now offers as a certified medical intuitive - Exactly what 6 paths Shelly recognizes as avenues to increasing your relationship with your own intuition, as outlined in her book. || Visit Shelly Fox’s website to learn more about her. Hear her story in ongoing, episodical conversation with fellow intuitive healer Candice Erickson-Perham on their podcast, Healers with Humor. Join her Facebook fans online. || SUPPORT OUR SHOW while supporting yourself: Visit our affiliate sites Big Life Journal & Generation Mindful to find products like journals, Calm Down Corner kits, lesson plans & posters & even parenting communities to help you #feelandheal with #moodtools … or visit our affiliate SensaCalm for weighted blankets & plushies—& lots of other sensory tools—for kids & grownups alike. || Meet our show SPONSORS: Coach Kiki & My Moody Daybook.
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