The Language of Intuition

Intuition speaks in silence.

It has no words, no logic, no mind-based understanding —

only a deep, quiet knowing.

A sense that whispers from within,

guiding us toward what feels true,

what feels right for us.

When we breathe deeply, when we ground ourselves in the present moment,

we begin to return home —

to that space within where stillness lives.

In this space, we start to see the difference

between the voice of the mind and the voice of the heart.

We begin to notice the patterns our thoughts repeat —

old, unhelpful stories —

and gently, we learn how to let them go.

Through awareness, we start to understand our behaviours,

to trace them back to where they began.

We start to ask:

Why do I act in ways that are not loving to myself?

What am I still holding onto,

even though I know it brings me pain?

When we begin to understand our suffering —

to see how it was shaped by our conditioning,

by the wounds and traumas of the past —

something softens.

We create space within.

And in that space, we can finally listen

to what is real,

what is true,

what we truly need.

Listening to that inner knowing is the beginning of change.

It is how healing unfolds —

a slow, gentle release from the grip of old thoughts and patterns,

a return to freedom,

to peace,

to self.

As an Intuitive Counsellor,

I help guide others back to this quiet wisdom —

to their own intuition,

to the truth of their authentic self.

— Natasha

Intuitive Counsellor and Teacher of Presence

(Eckhart Tolle’s School of Awakening)

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