Many intuitive people try to make their intuition feel safe by defining it very specifically. They decide it should arrive as visions, or emotions, or signs, and anything outside of that framework feels confusing or wrong. The truth is that intuition naturally evolves, and when it is forced into a narrow structure, parts of it go quiet. When you loosen your grip and stop managing how intuition should show up, something important happens. Your intuitive awareness begins to reorganize itself in a way that feels more natural, embodied, and trustworthy. Check out this episode for a technique that quickly fines tunes your intuition.

This shift is less about doing more and more about learning how to hold yourself intuitively. Instead of controlling the experience, you learn to listen, respond, and allow your intuitive system to communicate in the ways that feel most aligned in the moment. For emotionally sensitive and intuitive people, this often explains why intuition feels different than it used to. It has not disappeared. It is deepening. When you work with your intuition instead of against it, new layers of clarity, confidence, and self trust become available without pressure or self doubt.

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