I am sitting here on this beautiful 65 degree Sunday morning, drinking my coffee, playing on the computer and listening to music. I can hear my dogs outside playing with my husband, and each other. I have already gotten love from my two cats, and the bird…well, you know. I never get “love” from the bird, but that’s ok! This is all so perfect, it makes me realize how great my life has turned out. This is not by chance, however.
As I come into my intuition, I realize that I have used it my whole life, without even realizing it. Every single one of my decisions in my past have put me where I am today. Most of my decisions, I think, have been pretty good ones. We all make bad ones once in a while, but those are included in the ones that have put me here, where I am right now.
Intuition is not always explainable. Sometimes, I haven’t wanted to listen to it but have, and sometimes I haven’t listened to it, but those are the decisions that usually come back to haunt me. Like taking a job I didn’t really want, or scheduling a massage that I got a bad feeling about. Or waiting for a client, and realizing that I never called to confirm even though something told me I should. Those are the ones that no-show on me. And I say “Shoulda listened to my gut!”
Just last night I was talking about how, thinking back, I realize I did use my intuition in the past, and didn’t realize it. My whole life I have had gut instincts, and never really understood them. The big one I had when I was younger was with my husband. When I met him 22 years ago, and he was only 18, something told me I needed to stick it out with him. We went through the good and bad together, but I never gave up on him or us, because something told me not to. Only one friend of mine was with me on that, because she felt it too. But, I never gave up on us, and now we are happier than ever. And, he now trusts my intuition 100%.
So, I ask you, next time you get a “gut feeling”, listen to it and investigate, because, more often than not, it is correct, even if it is unexplainable.
Until next time….
I had a traumatic experience when i was a child and since then i have learned to listed to my gut. One of the blessing of my mom is that she helped me to learn not listen to them, to ignore these feelings and has backed me up based on them. My boyfriend also has learned to appreciate them too, my cop vibe has saved him from more than one ticket. Love this post 🙂