Quotes About Intuition

La verdadera clarividencia descansa, no en tu capacidad de ver cosas más allá del alcance de la visión humana, sino más bien en tu capacidad de comprender lo que ves.

True clairvoyance rests, not in your ability to see things beyond the range of human vision, but rather in your ability to understand that which you see.

No, you cannot know this intellectually, you cannot debate it, you cannot substantiate it. You can only feel it. You can only be aware of it.

And when I came in with tears in my eyes, you always knew whether I needed you to hold me or just let me be. I don't know how you knew, but you did, and you made it easier for me.

What's your heart telling you to do? I don't know.' Maybe, you're trying too hard to hear it.

If you like her, if she makes you happy, and if you feel like you know her---then don't let her go.

Do you hear what I hear, babe? Does it make you feel afraid?

Hild knew where this was going, but questions would only send Begu's thoughts flying in all directions.

Hild felt herself split in two: the butcher-bird thinking, I could take him, and the seer, I serve the king.

She should have expected her mother to know she knew.

She heard the world humming deep in its throat, and when it rang with its soft pulse, she leaned forward to strike the gong.

She could never be certain of the queen's feelings, but perhaps on this they were of the same mind.

She cocked her head slightly as though listening to a voice only she could hear.

Peretur did not argue, she did not think of arguing. They were in accord, even though she could no longer see into Nimuë, in that shared moment she felt-and knew Nimuë felt-that they had known each other all their lives.

Cei called more taunts, but she was smelling the wind and no longer listening.

An intrusive leap, an apparently inexplicable impulse, can save your life or someone else's, but it's rare to find a person who can trust their instincts to that degree. You have to be able to get out of your own way. It's always fascinating to watch.

The things you know best are: first, those you know intuitively; second, those you've learned from experience; third, those you've learned not from but through books and the ideas they've inspired in you; and finally, those you've learned in books and from your teachers.

He was an artist of rare ability, a self-taught artist, without teachers or schools, principles and rules, carried away only by the thirst for perfection, and treading a path indicated by his own instincts, for reasons unknown, perchance, even to himself. Through some lofty and secret instinct he perceived the presence of a soul in every object.

The best listeners listen between the lines.

Staring up at me, hearing my tired voice, he reached out his tiny hand. He knew me, even though he had never seen me before. And I knew him. He was the love I'd been trying to express my whole life.

There is something that the "Naturals" are doing that they don't know they are doing. And no matter how many times they tell you their so called "Secrets of Success", they can't tell you something they're not consciously aware of. It's like saying to a fish, "so tell me about water".

It didn't feel good, but on the other hand, it felt just right.

What is always speaking silently is the body.

A good reliable set of bowels is worth more to a man than any quantity of brains." Henry Wheeler Shaw