I live my life by intuition. It may
seem contradictory that a scientist would teach their child to always trust
their gut over their head but that’s exactly what my mother did. It was an
invaluable lesson. I discovered a long time ago that when I go against it, I
always regret it. A good friend once
asked me how to teach her daughter the same. I found myself at a loss when I
tried to answer. It was my assumption that everyone lived that way. The more
people I talk to, the more I realize how uncommon it truly is. I can’t imagine
not just “knowing” which way to turn, who to trust, and what’s total bullshit
when I hear it. I wonder, does everyone “feel” what’s right but simply choose
to ignore it or is intuition truly something that has to be encouraged before
it really starts to kick in?
My parents are scientists. I grew up in a world where God, Satan, angels, demons, ghosts, psychics, seers, and anything else that couldn’t be proven via stringent use of the scientific method simply didn’t exist. Funny thing is… even though I’ve been espousing that credo since childhood, I’ve always known it was wrong. I read, observe, dabble and am on a personal quest for the “proof” that my parents' path has never been able to provide. I’ve always been a “seeker”. These are my experiences.
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