Quotes About Intuition

When I feel it, I got it, 'cause, like, on 'Changes,' I didn't never know what that song was, never knew who it was or who did it, but Tom Brenneck asked me to do that song.

Someone told me much later that you always know the people who are going to make a difference in your life, from the very first time you set eyes on them, even if you do not like them at all. And I had noticed him, as he had me. God help us.

Someone told me much later that you always know the people who are going to make a difference in your life, from the very first time you set eyes on them, even if you do not like them at all.

There are men who make the world seem populated by good men, those who are intuitive, or have been taught.

If you want to know someone's secret, don't ask a thing. Just listen.

Some people always give excellent gifts. It is a talent. A gift. Unteachable.

I've learned to trust myself, to listen to truth, to not be afraid of it and to not try and hide it.

It was starting to scare me a little, how easy I could read his face and what he did and didn't say. That ain't the same as being able to handle him, and I wasn't even pretending I had any kind of grip on what he might do when he was topside, but I was getting to where I knew his madness like it was an old friend.

How easily we read each other when we're out for blood.

not all relationships end in pain. Once in a while it's worth trusting your instincts and taking a risk.

Tact is after all a kind of mind-reading.

There'll be tricks, tonight. I can sense it. I've a feeling for it now. I'm like a weather-vane, I start twitching when the wind's on the turn.

How will a person know, Selina, when the soul that has the affinity with hers is near it?" She answered, "She will know. Does she look for air, before she breathes it? This love will be guided to her; and when it comes, she will know. And she will do anything to keep that love about her, then. Because to lose it will be like a death to her.

I have a better internal and intuitive understanding of folklore and myth than science and technology, so in that way fantasy is easier.

Any artist should be grateful for a nave grace which puts him beyond the need to reason elaborately.

Any artist should be grateful for a naive grace which puts him beyond the need to reason elaborately.

The move is there, but you must see it.

The first time you see something that you have never seen before, you almost always know right away if you should eat it or run away from it.

All religions have core beliefs that confound these innate expectations about the world, such as faith in physically powerful but essentially bodiless deities. These beliefs grab attention, activate intuition, and mobilize inference in ways that facilitate their social transmission, cultural selection, and historical persistence. New experiments suggest that such beliefs, in small doses, are optimal for memory. This greatly favors their cultural survival. Mature

Just as there is an advice paradox, there is a data paradox: no matter how much data you have, you still depend on your intuition for deciding how to interpret and then apply the data.

When a culture shifts too far into faith in data, people with great intuitions leave. They'll find employment where their judgment is valued rather than remain as an annoyance in some powerful equation maker's report.

If you feel strongly that someone is watching you, that's because they probably are. Your brain has a primal gaze detection system that determines whether someone is staring directly at you or not.

Because part of it is running on automatic. Hearing little whispers from far away.

I want to leave," she said suddenly. "I want to leave this place. Something bad is going to happen, unless we stop it. We need to call someone.