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Intuition is really a sudden immersion of the soul into the universal current of live, where the histories of all people are connected, and we are all able to know everything, because it's all written there.
— Paulo Coelho, The Alchemist
Intuition is really a sudden immersion of the soul into the universal current of life, where the histories of all people are connected, and we are all able to know everything, because it's all written there.
— Paulo Coelho, The Alchemist
Many empaths are diagnosed with chronic illnesses such as fibromyalgia, CFS, lupus, and various autoimmune diseases, as well as psychological disorders such as agoraphobia, social anxiety, ADHD, depression, sensory processing disorder, among many others.
— Aletheia Luna, Awakened Empath: The Ultimate Guide to Emotional, Psychological and Spiritual Healing
As children, a great number of us were taught by our parents, carers, extended family members, and teachers, that showing any form of emotional vulnerability was “not OK.” We were conditioned to believe that in order to be acceptable as human beings, we had to be like the other children. We were taught to “suck it up,” “stop being cry babies,” “get thicker skin,” “stop being so sensitive” and go participate with the other kids, even if they overwhelmed us with their energy.
— Mateo Sol, Awakened Empath: The Ultimate Guide to Emotional, Psychological and Spiritual Healing
Why is sensitivity perceived as being dangerous? When we’re sensitive, we feel things we were taught not to feel. When we’re sensitive, we are completely open to attack. When we’re sensitive, we are awake and in touch with our hearts – and this can be very threatening to the status quo indeed.
— Aletheia Luna, Awakened Empath: The Ultimate Guide to Emotional, Psychological and Spiritual Healing
As emotional radars, empaths instantly pick up on the vibes around them and tend to gravitate the most towards those who are hurting – even if they’re not in a good place. Their intense desire to help and soothe the pain of others often results in a whole range of interpersonal and inner issues.
— Mateo Sol, Awakened Empath: The Ultimate Guide to Emotional, Psychological and Spiritual Healing
Love, to empaths, isn’t just a shallow experience based on looks, social status or great sex. Instead, love is something that comes from the very heart and soul of what an empath is. Love is intense passion, unconditional devotion, and absolute fierce vulnerability.
— Aletheia Luna, Awakened Empath: The Ultimate Guide to Emotional, Psychological and Spiritual Healing
When it comes to relationships, empaths truly shine. This is because it is not the face, body or personality of a person that empaths fall in love with, it is their Soul.
— Mateo Sol, Awakened Empath: The Ultimate Guide to Emotional, Psychological and Spiritual Healing
Because of their sacred gift of translating and embodying energy, empaths are able to spot their soul mates or twin flames a mile away.
— Aletheia Luna, Awakened Empath: The Ultimate Guide to Emotional, Psychological and Spiritual Healing
As empaths, one of the quickest ways to completely losing our grounding in reality is by deferring our needs and wants in relationships.
— Mateo Sol, Awakened Empath: The Ultimate Guide to Emotional, Psychological and Spiritual Healing
As highly sensitive individuals, we simply cannot stand feeling trapped, constricted or smothered in any way. We highly value our freedom and autonomy, making us particularly prone to staying single for long periods of time.
— Aletheia Luna, Awakened Empath: The Ultimate Guide to Emotional, Psychological and Spiritual Healing
A wisdom as constant as the North Star shines within all of us. It is always present. waiting to be tapped, waiting to guide us, to advise us. We need only use it to prevent its atrophy. No matter what our background, profession, color, or religion, employing this universal compass, this innate sense of what we know to be true, will help us establish a lifelong foundation - a place we go to recover our sanity and to regain our balance.
— Nancy Cobb, In Lieu of Flowers: A Conversation for the Living
Listen to your heart, not your head.
— Fennel Hudson, Traditional Angling - Fennel's Journal - No. 6
Crucial decisions are made, today as thousands of years ago, in terms of the intuitive guesses and preferences of a few men in positions of authority...[it is] quite likely that the fate of entire societies may be sealed by a series of avoidable mistakes committed by their leaders.
— Michael Lewis, The Undoing Project: A Friendship that Changed the World
In a well-balanced, reasoning mind there is no such thing as an intuition - an inspired guess! You can guess, of course - and a guess is either right or wrong. If it is right you can call it an intuition. If it is wrong you usually do not speak of it again. But what is often called an intuition is really impression based on logical deduction or experience. When an expert feels that there is something wrong about a picture or a piece of furniture or the signature on a cheque he is really basing that feeling on a host of a small signs and details. He has no need to go into them minutely - his experience obviates that - the net result is the definite impression that something is wrong. But it is not a guess, it is an impression based on experience.
— Agatha Christie, The A.B.C. Murders
Intuition will tell the thinking mind where to look next.
— Jonas Salk
Our intuition is always operating for us.
— Susan Jeffers, Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway
Intuition comes from the heart and soul - not the mind.
— Mommy Moo Moo
Intuitive: The word conveys, I think, a diffuse annoyance at our inability to understand how we come by such knowledge.
— Carl Sagan, Dragons of Eden: Speculations on the Evolution of Human Intelligence
Major scientific insights are characteristically intuitive, and equally characteristically described in scientific papers by linear analytical arguments. There is no anomaly in this: it is, rather, just as it should be. The creative act has major right-hemisphere components. But arguments on thevalidity of the result are largely left-hemisphere functions.
— Carl Sagan
Boys, tell your mother to shut her lying whore mouth before I shove the nearest apple down her throat.
— Jason Aaron, The Goddamned, Vol. 1: Before the Flood
... intuition is really a sudden immersion of the soul into the universal current of life, where the histories of all people are connected, and we are able to know everything, because it's all written there.
— Paulo Coelho, The Alchemist
She felt it snap into her head like a slide loading into a projector.
— Karin Slaughter, Pretty Girls
Don't go against your inner knowing. Just don't. Trust yourself.
— Maria Erving
Can a mother commit a greater sin than ignoring her intuitions?
— Nadia Hashimi, When the Moon is Low
You have the right to follow your heart. Do what feels right, for you.
— Maria Erving
Insanity is intuition.
— Lailah Gifty Akita
In most sciences, there are few findings more prized than a counterintuitive result. It shows something surprising and forces us to reconsider our often tacit assumptions. In philosophy of mind, a counterintuitive “result” (e.g., a mind-boggling implication of somebody’s “theory” of perception, memory, consciousness, or whatever) is typically taken as tantamount to a refutation. This affection for one’s current intuitions, sometimes amounting (as we saw in the previous chapter) to a refusal even to consider alternative perspectives, installs deep conservatism in the methods of philosophers. Conservatism can be a good thing, but only if it is acknowledged. By all means, let’s not abandon perfectly good and familiar intuitions without a fight, but let’s recognize that the intuitions that are initially used to frame the issues may not live to settle the issues.
— Daniel Dennett
Trust your guidance and don't look back.
— Maria Erving
To experience more synchronicity and 'coincidences' we need to listen and be aware of the world around us and also our intuition.That's how the universe speaks to itself, it's an ongoing flow of information that comes from both the outside and from within.Pay attention to how the universe speaks to you today and participate in the flow by being attentive and by listening to your inner voice.
— Maria Erving
The grandest form of delusion is misconstruing the obvious. Persons with an open, inquisitive, and intuitive mind can detect hidden clues that aggressive, narrow-minded, and impatient rationalist fail to perceive.
— Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls
Just breathe and believe.
— Jodi Livon
What the theologian shrinks from, the poet grasps intuitively.
— Cynthia Bourgeault, Love Is Stronger Than Death: The Mystical Union of Two Souls
...ever plagued by the naive hope that this timemy intuition might be mistaken...
— Anna Jae
Signposts are our intuition asking inner wisdom to be set free.
— Kami Guildner, Firedancer: Your Spiral Journey to a Life of Passion and Purpose
If it doesn't feel right, don't do it. Trust your intuition and don't ask "why", just say no.
— Maria Erving
Intuition knows what the mind can't see yet.
— Maria Erving
Intuition is the gift of knowing, hearing, feeling, or seeing through our spiritual senses.
— Catherine Carrigan, What Is Healing? Awaken Your Intuitive Power for Health and Happiness
You can get in touch with your intuition simply by asking yourself what your soul longs for you to do, be and have – that’s it! No woo woo instruction required!
— Catherine Carrigan, Unlimited Intuition NOW
You may not be given the whole story when you ask for guidance, only the part you are psychologically equipped to handle.
— Catherine Carrigan, Unlimited Intuition NOW
The gift of intuition may bless you with powerful symbols that convey feelings, energy and emotions beyond what words could ever express.
— Catherine Carrigan, Unlimited Intuition NOW
Your inner messages stand apart because rather than trying to control you, your soul wants to liberate you.
— Catherine Carrigan, Unlimited Intuition NOW
Your soul has truly important information to share because it sees, hears, feels and knows from a totally expansive perspective.
— Catherine Carrigan, Unlimited Intuition NOW
Divinity guides us all the time but most of us don’t know how to interpret its messages.
— Hina Hashmi, Your Life A Practical Guide to Happiness Peace and Fulfilment
Even if you can’t see the whole road ahead, you can ask for the one step that will lead you forward.
— Catherine Carrigan, Unlimited Intuition NOW
Just by asking for your one next step you can give yourself permission to be divinely led to the people, places and resources that will allow you to move forward.
— Catherine Carrigan, Unlimited Intuition NOW
You can release your fear of what may come to you intuitively by developing a healthier relationship with yourself.
— Catherine Carrigan, Unlimited Intuition NOW
Discover how to live in the flow of your true energy and notice how your intuition comes more naturally.
— Catherine Carrigan, Unlimited Intuition NOW
Gut feelings are often the first inkling you receive that something is not quite right in any situation.
— Catherine Carrigan, Unlimited Intuition NOW
When you are starting out practicing your own intuition, it is often easiest to ask for guidance about subjects you care little about, such as whether to buy apples or oranges at the grocery, whether to take the city streets or the highway, what color clothes to wear that day and any other of the simple little decisions you have to make all day long.
— Catherine Carrigan, Unlimited Intuition NOW
The only way to get truly great intuitive information is to show up and get out of your own way.
— Catherine Carrigan, Unlimited Intuition NOW
The next time someone chides you for using your intuition, inform them that you are just checking in with the 96 percent of the universe that can’t be counted up, analyzed or measured.
— Catherine Carrigan, Unlimited Intuition NOW
Just as we are blessed with a brain through which we learn and understand, ears with which to hear, fingers and toes and a body through which to feel, and a pair of eyes through which we learn to see, I believe our soul is also blessed with senses.
— Catherine Carrigan, What Is Healing? Awaken Your Intuitive Power for Health and Happiness
Just as the brain has its own way of operating, the ears another, the eyes yet another, and the body, fingers and toes yet another means, our intuition can be further divided into separate skills.
— Catherine Carrigan, What Is Healing? Awaken Your Intuitive Power for Health and Happiness
When you are in neutral, you are completely open to whatever information needs to come through at that time for the highest good. We simply can’t be neutral if our emotions get in the way.
— Catherine Carrigan, What Is Healing? Awaken Your Intuitive Power for Health and Happiness
When we follow what we love, we begin living according to our most admirable values. When we become still and silent, our intuition can teach us what it knows and act accordingly with assurance. And all that really matters is that we follow.
— Angie karan
You only live once. Maybe twice.
— Stephanie  Arnold, 37 Seconds: Dying Revealed Heaven's Help--A Mother's Journey
Have you ever heard someone say 'I shouldn't have trusted my intuition'?
— Jennifer Ho-Dougatz
But the interesting cases are those where the conflict remains obstinately in place however much we ponder the problem. These are the cases where we are tempted to conclude that "intuition cannot be trusted." In these situations we need to improve our intuition, to debug it, but the pressure on us is to abandon intuition and rely on equations instead.
— Seymour Papert
Never doubt your intuition, when it feels wrong, it certainly is
— Alahdal A. Hussein
I remember the whole beginning as a succession of flights and drops, a little seesaw of the right throbs and wrong.
— Henry James
Tarot Card are the best friend you can ever have. They are always there for you.
— Nikita Dudani
Intuition is a feeling and we must let it overtake our thoughts.
— Matthew Donnelly
You get your intuition back when you make space for it, when you stop the chattering of the rational mind.
— Anne Lamott, Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life
Use your intuition. Just trust yourself and keep true to that.
— Christina Maharaj
Nature streamlines the soul connectionwith the divine.
— Leta B., Your Steady Soul: May you transform your pain, anger, and hurt into wisdom, kindness, and love.
When you are mindful of your intuition, you gain a mind full of inspiration.
— Donald L. Hicks, Look into the stillness
Intuition is the GPS of Life.
— Donald L. Hicks, Look into the stillness
Intuition is the compass of the soul.
— Leta B.
Pray for guidance and follow your intuition.
— Abhishek Kumar, Stardust Family - We Are One!
Regardless of the delivery method, your Higher Mind will leave you a trail of popcorn. It's been happening all along, even if you've been unaware, trampling it underfoot. It may only be one kernel at a time, but that's all you really need.
— Debbianne DeRose, How I Met the Man of My Dreams: a guide to MANifesting yours
To guess is no good, but to anticipate is GREAT.
— Filipe Alou
Things have a way of working out. The answers are there if we look for them. I should have learned by now that there is no one else that can give you advice or tell you what the right choice is, you need to trust your intuition, and know that when it doesn't feel right, you need to make a change.
— M. B Antevasin
There is no such thing as a coincidence. You will feel this before you know it.
— Linda Westphal
Your intuition and your intellect should be working together… making love. That’s how it works best.
— Madeleine L'Engle
Every theoretical explanation is a reduction of intuition.
— Peter Høeg, Smilla's Sense of Snow
Intuition is the gentle hand of divine love.
— Leta B., Your Steady Soul: May you transform your pain, anger, and hurt into wisdom, kindness, and love.
To be whole, we need to embrace bothintuition and logic.
— Leta B., Your Steady Soul: May you transform your pain, anger, and hurt into wisdom, kindness, and love.
The most damaging cognitive bias is overconfidence (illusory superiority), making leaders use their “gut” when they should be more rational.
— Paul Gibbons, The Science of Successful Organizational Change: How Leaders Set Strategy, Change Behavior, and Create an Agile Culture
The soul is steady just waiting to be fedand to blossom.
— Leta B., Your Steady Soul: May you transform your pain, anger, and hurt into wisdom, kindness, and love.
I trust that when I am intuitive, it is a cocktail of all the information I have picked up along the way, which has come to me at the right time.
— Malti Bhojwani, Don't Think Of a Blue Ball
The human soul is complex. So is Nature (or life, if you prefer). Creating a perfect interface between the two results in a balance that one can recognize in an individual as a state of grace. This kind of resulting harmony is just like the dynamic in an exceptional relationship. What we’re talking about, finally, is establishing an exceptional relationship with life. One cannot succeed in this interfacing exclusively by analyzing and manipulating individual parts. It’s more liquid than that, and time and circumstance move too quickly. If you know what life really wants, and if you know what you really want, you can begin to create the relationship. For every individual, that requires a successful balanced interface between what one is compelled by and the essential principles of nature, which we comprehend through our intuitive conscience. Those are our clues to the mystery. When one gets it right, there it is.
— Darrell Calkins
There is a vast existence beyond what our eyes can see, and if we close our minds we limit our possibilities.
— Leta B., Your Steady Soul: May you transform your pain, anger, and hurt into wisdom, kindness, and love.
Why is it that such a basic education such as not quitting or not giving up is always continued to be taught? When we drive to a destination and hit a stop light or a train do we turn back around no because we will never arrive to that destination pretty easy concept to understand for everyone.There are many more basic examples that are "Basic" but the real reason is that 99.9% of most understand basic concepts but we don't listen to our intuition. We know action, consistency, not quitting are basic to success.Once Fear, Anxiety, Love, Laziness, lack of focus and ambition are overcome by our strength of intuition then we can achieve anything that we want.
— Matthew Donnelly
Avoid letting daily cares override your heart-felt intuition.
— Steven Redhead, Unleash The Power of Your Heart and Mind
Listen to your intuition. It will tell you everything you need to know.
— Anthony J. D'Angelo.
You know that crazy heart of yours? The one with lightning crackling and moonlight shining through it. The one you’ve been told not to trust because it often led you off the beaten path. The one so many have misunderstood your entire life. Trust it. Feed it. Grow it. It’s your greatest treasure and will point the way to your highest destiny. It is the voice of your soul.
— Jacob Nordby
To know how to choose a path with heart is to learn how to followintuitive feeling. Logic can tell you superficially where a path mightlead to, but it cannot judge whether your heart will be in it.
— Jean Shinoda Bolen
No one knows our bodies or our subjective experiences like we do. This means we can rest secure in our knowledge of ourselves and what we’re going through, even when the medical profession doesn’t understand or believe us. Migraine is a weird and changing disease. It affects all of us differently, and every attack is a little different than the one before. This means that no one can understand your life, symptoms, or illness like you can. This can be incredibly empowering: you are the expert. But, it also carries great responsibility: to live as happily and as fully as possible, you must listen to your body and trust your instincts.
— Sarah Hackley, Finding Happiness with Migraines: a Do It Yourself Guide, a min-e-bookTM
But if a girl don't have her intuition, she don't got anything.
— Cassandra Rose Clarke, The Assassin's Curse
It wasn't like she was lonely and in fact – she had understood it all in every way except with her brain. Now she knew that she knew.
— Carson McCullers, The Heart is a Lonely Hunter
Intuition: the feeling you know something when you know nothing.
— Marty Rubin
What is even more important than developing intuition is cultivating the sense of adventure and discovery in life.
— Akemi G, Why We Are Born: Remembering Our Purpose through the Akashic Records
Perhaps that was just a hunch."Barbee shivered again. He knew that he himself possessed what he called the "nose for news" - an intuitive perception of human motivations and the impending events that would spring from them. It wasn't a faculty he could analyze or account for, but he knew that it wasn't unusual. Most successful reporters possessed it, he believed - even though, in an age of skepticism for everything except mechanistic materialism, they wisely denied it.That dim sense had been useful to him - on those summer field trips, before Mendrick turned him out, it had led him to more than one promising prehistoric site, simply because he somehow knew where a band of wild hunters would prefer to camp, or to dig a comrade's grave.Commonly, however, that uncontrolled faculty had been more curse than blessing. It made him too keenly aware of all that people thought and did around him, kept him troubled with an uneasy alertness. Except when he was drunk. He drank too much, and knew that many other newsmen did. That vague sensitivity, he believed; was half the reason.
— Jack Williamson, Darker Than You Think
Listen to your intuition and the quiet promptings of your heart.
— Bryant McGill, Simple Reminders: Inspiration for Living Your Best Life
I know you're there. I can detect your presence each time it closes in on mine.
— Donna Lynn Hope
We women have intuition," Barby said loftily. "I wouldn't expect you to understand. I can't imagine why there aren't more women detectives.
— John Blaine, The Phantom Shark
Loneliness struck again, its force doubled by how much she wished it was her family there instead. Then oddly enough, she met the boy's stare and that feeling came again, that this was her family.
— Marcha A. Fox, A Dark of Endless Days
Three of them have the gift of sight but two of them ignore it when what they want most is to believe "this one" will be different.
— Donna Lynn Hope
Every question was also an opportunity to create an impression that would guide how all subsequent answers to questions got interpreted.
— Gregory C. Carlson, Sold on Language: How Advertisers Talk to You and What This Says About You
Learning to be aware of what you unconsciously know may depend on a line of focused effort and specialized knowledge and even some measure of aptitude, but actually learning it may be effortless, automatic, and require very little of what we normally think of as intelligence.
— Gregory C. Carlson, Sold on Language: How Advertisers Talk to You and What This Says About You
I know what happened. I used my inTWINition
— Michael Houbrick
He was invaded by an unreasoning calm, which he interpreted as an omen that nothing new was going to happen, that everything he had done in his life had been in vain, that he could not go on: it was the end.
— Gabriel García Márquez, Love in the Time of Cholera
I’ll take my Gut over Google any day
— Philip McKernan
If I fall now, I will die. But I don't think I will fall.
— Tris Prior
The twinkle that softens the review; the martyr's super-logic and the child's intuition; the fact that a fragment of moss can pull back into the memory a whole forest – these are proofs that there is reality in the imponderable, and not only notation but connotation is a part of the proper study of mankind.
— Beatrice Warde
Follow his intuition is the art of being guided by the Angel of the heart
— Melki Rish, Your Mind Your Life : How To Create A Wonderful Life
We all know, intuitively, that if something is humanly possible, it is possible for ourselves.
— Vironika Tugaleva, The Love Mindset: An Unconventional Guide to Healing and Happiness
Intuitions are mere reflection of your knowledge to perceive
— RD
Feminine intuition? Is that what you wanted the robot for? You men. Faced with a woman reaching a correct conclusion and unable to accept the fact that she is your equal or superior in intelligence, you invent something called feminine intuition.
— Isaac Asimov, Robot Visions
Anyone who has become entranced by the sound of water drops in the darkness of a ruin can attest to the extraordinary capacity of the ear to carve a volume into the void of darkness. The space traced by the ear becomes a cavity sculpted in the interior of the mind.
— Steven Holl, Questions Of Perception: Phenomenology Of Architecture
Gytha Ogg, you wouldn’t be a witch if you couldn’t jump to conclusions, right?” Nanny nodded. “Oh, yes.” There was no shame in it. Sometimes there wasn’t time to do anything else but take a flying leap. Sometimes you had to trust to experience and intuition and general awareness and take a running jump. Nanny herself could clear quite a tall conclusion from a standing start.
— Terry Pratchett, Maskerade
Understanding was coming so fast, it seemed to bypass thought.
— J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Intuition is the lifeblood of a woman and the essential character of a man."-Serena Jade
— Serena Jade, Charismatic Connection: The Authentic Soul Mate Experience
We all have an inner intuition for authenticity, for matched up internal and external truth. When we detect this, we feel immediate comfort. We know truth when we hear it.
— Vironika Tugaleva, The Love Mindset: An Unconventional Guide to Healing and Happiness
I'd just like to reiterate that intuition and feeling are two different things. "Feeling" describes the product of emotions while "intuition" describes a honed internal skill of knowing. While feelings will change as emotions come and go; intuition is a description of a known truth whether or not tangible to logic or reason, at the moment.
— C. JoyBell C.
If you don't listen to that gentle, yet persistent voice within, you betray yourself.
— Tonya Sheridan
All of science is largely formalized common sense.
— Nancy Pearcey, Total Truth: Liberating Christianity from its Cultural Captivity
Listening to silence, our intuition and music helps us to find answers.
— Danielle Barone
For far too long we have been seduced into walking a path that did not lead us to ourselves. For far too long we have said yes when we wanted to say no. And for far too long we have said no when we desperately wanted to say yes. . . . When we don't listen to our intuition, we abandon our souls. And we abandon our souls because we are afraid if we don't, others will abandon us.
— Terry Tempest Williams, When Women Were Birds: Fifty-four Variations on Voice
And human instinct is ancient and reliable, utterly mysterious and possibly capable of great genius. I believe that refined, fluent instincts are a person's most valuable asset. My own instincts have repeatedly guided me against the grain of logic and probability. When I have trusted and followed their direction, they have never been wrong. I don't know how or why. But I know that every significant experience-positive or negative-sharpens them and makes them more accurate.
— Augusten Burroughs, This Is How: Proven Aid in Overcoming Shyness, Molestation, Fatness, Spinsterhood, Grief, Disease, Lushery, Decrepitude & More. For Young and Old Alike.
For us to deem a work of architecture elegant, it is hence not enough that it look simple: we must feel that the simplicity it displays has been hard won, that it flows from the resolution of demanding technical or natural predicament. Thus we call the Shaker staircase in Pleasant Hill elegant because we know--without ever having constructed one ourselves--that a staircase is a site complexity, and that combinations of treads, risers and banisters rarely approach the sober intelligibility of the Sharkers' work. We deem a modern Swiss house elegant because we not how seamlessly its windows have been joined to their concrete walls, and how neatly the usual clutter of construction has been resolved away. We admire starkly simple works that we intuit would, without immense effort, have appeared very complicated. (p 209)
— Alain de Botton, The Architecture of Happiness
None believeth in the soul of man, but only in some man or person old and departed. Ah me! no man goeth alone. All men go in flocks to this saint or that poet, avoiding the God who seeth in secret. They cannot see in secret; they love to be blind in public. They think society is wiser than their soul, and know not that one soul, and their soul, is wiser than the whole world.
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
For someone so intuitive,” he said, shaking his head, “sometimes you only see what you expect to see.
— M.A. George, Proximity
They were two people staring at each other knowingly, communicating psychically amidst an ocean of deaf, dumb and blind meatsacks.
— Travis Luedke, The Nightlife: Las Vegas
You have a contribution to make and unique gifts to offer. It's time to stop listening to the voices that tells you that you're not good enough, won't make it, or don't have anything to offer.
— Lynn A. Robinson, Divine Intuition: Your Inner Guide to Purpose, Peace, and Prosperity, Revised and Updated
You have an inner prosperity guide: your intuition. When you begin to pay attention to it, it will lead you to this truth - Abundance is your birthright.
— Lynn A. Robinson, Divine Intuition: Your Inner Guide to Purpose, Peace, and Prosperity, Revised and Updated
As human beings, we haven’t lost our intuition; we just stopped paying attention
— Heidi DuPree, The Other Medicine That Really Works: How Energy Medicine Can Help You Heal in Body, Mind, and Spirit
When you fill your soul by listening to and acting on your intuition, you'll find yourself moving toward the fulfillment of your dreams.
— Lynn A. Robinson, Divine Intuition: Your Inner Guide to Purpose, Peace, and Prosperity, Revised and Updated
Would you rather be right, or would you rather be happy?
— Lynn A. Robinson, Divine Intuition: Your Inner Guide to Purpose, Peace, and Prosperity, Revised and Updated
Listen to what you tell yourself about your life situation. If you find it's pessimistic or negative, ask yourself, "What's another way of thinking about this?" or "What do I want to create in my life?
— Lynn A. Robinson, Divine Intuition: Your Inner Guide to Purpose, Peace, and Prosperity, Revised and Updated
Joy doesn't exist out in the world somewhere. Joy is an inside job.
— Lynn A. Robinson, Divine Intuition: Your Inner Guide to Purpose, Peace, and Prosperity, Revised and Updated
Your spirit knows your purpose, your calling, and your highest potential. It may come as that inner voice that nudges you, saying "There's something bigger out there for you. You have a larger purpose. LISTEN.
— Lynn A. Robinson, Divine Intuition: Your Inner Guide to Purpose, Peace, and Prosperity, Revised and Updated
Each time you ask for guidance and act on the wisdom you receive, you align your mind with the mind of God; you tap into a stream of conscious guidance that is divine intuition.
— Lynn A. Robinson, Divine Intuition: Your Inner Guide to Purpose, Peace, and Prosperity, Revised and Updated
Messenger molecules—known as peptides, which were known to send and register information around the brain—are also in organs throughout your body, including your intestines, stomach, heart, liver, kidneys, and spine. These organs also send and register information.
— Marcia Conner, Learn More Now: 10 Simple Steps to Learning Better, Smarter, and Faster
Science suggests that intuition or whole-body learning is a real form of intelligence, and it works on a far larger scale than most of us have ever realized. It may be difficult to describe and is not always easy to get in touch with, but it can process information on a more sophisticated level.
— Marcia Conner
It's time to launch yourself into that bigger life using your full capacities and with the light of our spirit shining brightly.
— Lynn A. Robinson, Divine Intuition: Your Inner Guide to Purpose, Peace, and Prosperity, Revised and Updated
The way to create more joy in your life is by having an attitude of abundance.
— Lynn A. Robinson, Divine Intuition: Your Inner Guide to Purpose, Peace, and Prosperity, Revised and Updated
When you have a dream and are committed to achieving it, your life takes on new meaning. By unfolding a dream, you discover what makes you happy and brings you joy.
— Lynn A. Robinson, Divine Intuition: Your Inner Guide to Purpose, Peace, and Prosperity, Revised and Updated
Positive thinking may seem like a fairly basic thing, but I know people who, when asked if they understand the importance of positive affirmations, reply, "Yes! I'm positive things will not work out!
— Lynn A. Robinson, Divine Intuition: Your Inner Guide to Purpose, Peace, and Prosperity, Revised and Updated
If you want to annoy a poet, explain his poetry.
— Nassim Nicholas Taleb, The Bed of Procrustes: Philosophical and Practical Aphorisms
The soul itself is the center of all that we have come to call 'psychic.' The word itself translates literally to mean "of the soul." When we embrace our psychic potential, we embrace our soul's potential.
— Kim Chestney, Psy Workshop
Our Intuition is the beacon that guides us to peace, and navigates us through the treacherous Karmic waters.
— Kim Chestney
This time I would choose to err on the side of illogic. I had to trust intuition, and plunge as I had never plunged before, with blind faith.
— Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
When we embrace our Intuition, be embrace a new way of living...The intuitive process is an adventure. There are new discoveries around every corner, and we always have the power to change our lives.
— Kim Chestney, The Psychic Workshop: A Complete Program for Fulfilling Your Spiritual Potential
All my instincts are one way, and all the facts are the other, and I much fear that British juries have not yet attained that pitch of intelligence when they will give the preference to my theories over Lestrade's facts.
— Arthur Conan Doyle, The Adventure of the Norwood Builder
Intuition is our inner teacher, our inner source of love, truth and wisdom, in life.
— Swami Dhyan Giten, The Silent Whisperings of the Heart - An Introduction to Giten's Approach to Life
To see life from the perspective of intuition is to have vision. To see life from the perspective of intuition is to see life from the perspective of wholeness. It is to understand that life is basically one and that we are part of life. While the intellect can only see the details, intuition sees the whole. To see life from the perspective of intuition is like looking at life from the summit of the mountain, whereas seeing life only from the perspective of intellect is like looking at life from the foot of the mountain. Through learning to listen to our intuition, we learn to be in contact with the Whole.
— Swami Dhyan Giten
Learning to pay attention to how your body feels can offer you rich guidance about your choices and direction in life.
— Lynn A. Robinson, Divine Intuition: Your Inner Guide to Purpose, Peace, and Prosperity, Revised and Updated
Intuition is already in contact with Existence. Intuition is already in contact with that, which is larger than ourselves.
— Swami Dhyan Giten, Presence - Working from Within. The Psychology of Being
Pick up your clothes. I am not your maid. How do I know this? A maid cannot kill you with a tube sock. I can. 
— Rob Thurman
Very well." He sat cross-legged on the floor of the cage. "You haven't run off so you want to talk. I will hear your explanation now.""Really, Your Majesty? So good of you to condescend. I'll try to use small words and go slow.""You're wasting my time. I know Jim betrayed me and you're covering for him. This is your chance to dazzle me wih your brillance or baffle me with your bullshit. You won't get another. When I get out, I won't be in the mood to listen.
— Ilona Andrews, Magic Strikes
As lost as I get, I will find you, Heather. Always" - Dante
— Adrian Phoenix, Beneath the Skin
Um. Charles thinks that his wolf has chosen me as his mate.""In less than one full day?" It did sound dumb when he said it that way."Yes." She couldn't keep the uncertainty out of her voice, though, and it bothered Charles. He rolled to his feet and growled softly."Charles also said I was an Omega wolf," she told his father. "That might have something to do with it as well."Silence lengthened and she began to think that the cell phone might have dropped the connection. Then the Marrok laughed softly. "Oh his brother is going to tease him unmercifully about this.
— Patricia Briggs, On the Prowl
Melody began to mumble incomprehensibly under her breath as she worked frantically on securing her most important papers into bankers boxes.	Her father stomped into her room, eating a banana.	Melody looked up at him with a sweaty and nauseated look on her face. “What are you tramping around so heavily about?” she asked him.	Bernie finished the last of the banana, and then held the peel in his hand as though it were a washcloth he had just found on the floor of a gym locker room.	Melody pointed to her trashcan with her eyes.	“I make an insane amount of noise when I approach you, because you once yelled at me claiming that I was 'sneaking up on you',” Bernie replied, using finger quotes on the last phrase. “That kind of treatment stays with a guy.”	Melody shook her head. Her father knew how much she hated finger quotes. Why he insisted on using them was beyond her. “I was five at the time”, she said.	“Ah,” Bernie said, with a knowing grin on his face. “The angry period.
— B.M.B. Johnson, Melody Jackson v. the Hound from Hell It happened on Lafayette Street Season One
People--stupid when they lived
—  potentially stupid when they died.
But you know me-I'm an information magpie, always interested in shiny bits of intel. I've never gotten in trouble because of knowing too much.
— Tim Pratt, Blood Engines
His witch had finally arrived. He knew it within his heart and he danced, giddy as a schoolboy on the first day of summer vacation.
— Sapphire Phelan
I don’t think we’ve been introduced,” I said. “My name’s Zara. I’m strong, I’m fast, and I totally kick ass. It’s great to be me...but that means right now it sucks to be you.
— Skyla Dawn Cameron, Bloodlines
Charlie is one of the big good guys in my universe.
— Robin McKinley, Sunshine
I've always enjoyed a challenge," Niko remarked, shifting through the powder to lift something out. "I think perhaps there are other things I could enjoy instead. Bonsai trees, painting, forging my own weapons. The opportunities are endless." He opened his hand to show me the small braid of several yellowed hairs. "Voodoo." "Think it would work?" I perked up. Killing from a distance wasn't usually my thing, but in this case, I'd make an exception.
— Rob Thurman, Roadkill
Better make sure you’re not in my way when I go down.” My eyebrow lifted as I dipped my head to his level. “You wouldn’t want to get squashed.
— J.A. Belfield, Caged
Sure, swing your oscillating dick over there, and see how long you last before she runs screaming for the authorities.
— J.A. Belfield, Caged
Who else is going to do this job? What do you think that classified ad would read like? 'Dangerous job fighting otherworldly beings, no pay, fame or glory. Death possible. Slobber likely. Injuries always. Must distance yourself from family and friends for their protection.'" -- Cheveyo, Beyond the Darkness
— Jaime Rush, Beyond the Darkness
The room continued to spin though she was standing still, but her ears were hot. She felt like she'd just slammed three doubles of tequila and needed a fistfight chaser.
— Michael R. Underwood, Geekomancy
Rhiannon Anna Maria Reyes, (Strength 10, Dexterity 14, Stamina 12, Will 17, IQ 16 and Charisma 15 -- Geek 7 / Barista 3 / Screenwriter 2 / Gamer Girl 2) was Bryan’s secret weapon. Rhiannon (known to practically everyone as “Ree”) kept the café in fabulous baked goods, talked authoritatively about subjects from Aliens to Zork, and drew the attentions of countless lovelorn geeks.
— Michael R. Underwood, Geekomancy
Spirits flitted through the red-and-orange sky like leaves blown on the October wind. They dipped and darted over the brownstones and housing projects, swooped around the towering glass palaces, and dove into the crooked alleyways. Sierra smiled. The world had become so much more alive once she learned to see the dead. For a few moments, she just stood there, let herself be a spectator to the ever unfolding drama of city lights and spirits.
— Daniel José Older, Shadowhouse Fall
See how many doors open, Alastor said, when someone with influence and ideas comes along with a key? Fortune can be hoarded, or it can be shared.
— Alexandra Bracken, The Dreadful Tale of Prosper Redding
In case it's escaped your notice, that bastard has tried to kill me twice now. How about using your considerable power to track him down rather than trying to unravel my unremarkable past?
— Keri Arthur, Blood Kissed
There was something about Mikie that made me want to trust him. It might have been the Centanario Anejo.
— Nadja Baer, Redemption
Please remember, there is no such thing as safe sex with a demon.
— Mark Huntley-James, Hell Of A Deal
I don’t want to blend,” Etalon whispered. “I want to belong.
— A.G. Howard, RoseBlood
He’d walked as a ghost in the gloomy bowels of this opera house for so long, darkness had become his brother, which was fitting, since his father was the night, and sunlight their forgotten friend.
— A.G. Howard, RoseBlood
Gifts become curses when they’re not given their due respect.
— Dannika Dark, Keystone
I don't believe every cryptid should be allowed to roam free, just like I don't believe every human should be allowed to roam free. We have psychos, too. People kill their coworkers. Kids kill their classmates. Parents kill their own children. Those people are every bit as monstrous as the worst cryptid predator you can ever point to, yet they're human, just like we are.
— Rachel Vincent, Menagerie
He appears close to my age. The left half of his face stands out beneath the hood: one side of plump lips, one squared angle of a chin. Two coppery-colored eyes look back at me – bright and metallic. The sight makes me do a double take. As far as he is from the car, I shouldn’t be able to make out the color, yet they glimmer in the shadow of his cape, like pennies catching a flashlight’s glare in a deep well.
— A.G. Howard, RoseBlood
Dunce is completely bald and has a really pointed head so the temptation to get him paralytic on his thirtieth birthday, carry him to the tattooist’s and get a nice big ‘D’ smack bang in the middle of his forehead was too much for me. Trouble is he can’t afford to have it removed so he wears a big plaster over it. Gangs of children tease him.‘What’s underneath the plaster, mister? Show us!’They swear he has a third eye under there. My name is Bill but Dunce calls me ‘Fez’ on account of my hat. I’ve known Dunce for over sixteen years.
— Mike Russell, Nothing Is Strange
After centuries of silence, someone or something was lying outside on the stone step . . . “Are you deaf?” Death asked arriving abruptly with screams and cries and a fetid smell of rotting matter filling the room.“Why are you here?” the Old Crone asked, knowing the answer before she asked the question. “Go away.”“When someone knocks you’re supposed to open the door!” Death said, coughing as though she had swallowed a lot of water.“What are you doing here?” the Old Crone asked again “and why are you amorphous? Show yourself! I don’t like it when you look like nothing at all.”“Open the door!” Death rasped, appearing as a drowned cat coughing up minnows and river detritus. “Our future depends upon it!
— Denny Taylor, Split Second Solution
Hello. It is Monday. I live in Sun City. Sun City is a city that is entirely contained inside an enormous concrete building in the shape of a sun. Its rays house our living quarters
—  its circular centre is where we work and shop. No one has ever been outside of the city
I couldn’t,” he finally whispered. “You were the one who taught me to live, to take chances. For a while, I convinced myself that we were too different, and that it was better to let you go. But now, I’ve come to the realization that my life is probably going to be very short. And I want to spend it doing something that matters. With someone that matters. I don’t want to regret that I gave up without a fight.
— Julie Kagawa, Soldier
The brush that is tinder dry from decades of drought, the warming of the earth's climate that sends the storms away north, the hole in the ozone layer. Not punishment, not even justice, but consequence.
— Starhawk, The Fifth Sacred Thing
I suggest you stand slowly and walk out with my men,” Zrakovi said, tapping a napkin against his lying, two-faced mouth and putting a twenty on the table to cover the drinks. “If you make a scene, innocent humans will be injured. I have a Blue Congress cleanup team in place, however, so if you want to fight in public and damage a few humans, knock yourself out. It will only add to your list of crimes.” I stood slowly, gritting my teeth when Squirrel Chin patted me down while feeling me up and making it look like a romantic moment. He’d been so busy feeling the naughty bits that he missed both Charlie, sitting in my bag next to my foot, and the dagger attached to my inner forearm.Idiot. Alex would never have been so sloppy. If Alex had patted me down, he’d have found not only the weapons but also the portable magic kit. From the corner of my eye, I saw a tourist taking mobile phone shots of us. He’d no doubt email them to all his friends back home with stories of those crazy New Orleanians and their public displays of affection. I considered pretending to faint, but I was too badly outnumbered for it to work. Like my friend JeanLafitte, whose help I could use about now, I didn’t want to try something unless it had a reasonable chance at succeeding. I also didn’t want to pull Charlie out and risk humans getting hurt. “Walk out the door onto Chartres and turn straight toward the cathedral.” Zrakovi pulled his jacket aside enough for me to see a shoulder holster. I hadn’t even known the man could hold a gun, although for all I knew about guns it could be a water pistol. The walk to the cathedral transport was three very long city blocks. My best escape opportunity would be near Jackson Square. When the muscular goons tried to turn me left toward the cathedral, I’d try to break and run right toward the river, where I could get lost among the wharves and docks long enough to draw and power a transport. Of course in order to run, I’d have to get away from the clinch of Dreadlocks and Squirrel Chin. Charlie could take care of that. I slipped the messenger bag over my head slowly, and not even Zrakovi noticed the stick of wood protruding from the top by a couple of inches.Not to be redundant, but . . . idiots.None of us spoke as we proceeded down Chartres Street, where, to our south, the clouds continued to build. The wind had grown stronger and drier. The hurricane was sucking all the humidity out of the air, all the better to gain intensity. I hoped Zrakovi, a Bostonian, would enjoy his first storm. I hoped a live oak landed on his head.
— Suzanne  Johnson, Belle Chasse
I stared at the spot where [the ghost of] Warwick's nephew had warned me never to tell anyone what I could do, and then I slid my hand into Jacob's and pulled him close. He slipped his other arm around me and held me. I kissed him, and tried to clear my mind of everything but him and me. I looked deep into his eyes, and tried to determine if I was ready to let him in on the one thing I'd been carrying with me since my first round of psychic testing. He started back at me like a man who'd fallen for me, hard. And that part inside, the one that usually tells me to run, or to shut up, or to play along and myself invisible and hopefully whatever I'm dealing with will just go away? That part of me said, /Yes. Tell him./"I've got more talent than everyone on their payroll put together," I said. Jacob squeezed me tighter. His eyes never moved from mine. "I'm so far beyond level five it's not even funny
— Jordan Castillo Price, Camp Hell
Are they even capable of love?
— Amy Olinger