Somatic Intuition: Listening to Your Body’s Guidance in Decision‑Making (Ep. 15)
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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 16 MIN

Somatic Intuition: Listening to Your Body’s Guidance in Decision‑Making (Ep. 15)


from The Brita Corzilius Podcast: Somatic Embodiment & Personal Transformation · host Brita Corzilius

In this somatic embodiment and nervous system‑aware episode, Brita explores somatic intuition. How your body participates in decision‑making through subtle signals, and how to distinguish intuitive knowing from fear or old survival patterns. You’ll practise feeling a small decision in your body, using interoceptive awareness to invite your nervous system into the conversation instead of leaving choices to overthinking alone. This episode is for anyone who swings between overthinking and impulsive choices; Brita offers a grounded way to rebuild trust in your inner guidance with tiny daily somatic experiments rather than magical thinking. If you are curious about deepening somatic intuition and nervous‑system‑aware decision‑making, follow @sacredembodiment on Instagram and explore resources at https://www.sacredembodiment.in.

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