Intuition & Inner Wisdom

For a long time, I thought intuition was something I needed to access . Something hidden. Something distant. Something I had to “unlock.” But the truth was much simpler— I wasn’t disconnected from my intuition. I was disconnected from my body. Because intuition doesn’t live somewhere above you, floating around until you sniff it out. It lives within you . And more specifically— within your nervous system, your sensations, your felt experience. Why Somatic Practices Strengthen

There’s a moment most of us know well. You feel something. A pull. A hesitation. A quiet yes  or no . And almost instantly—your mind jumps in. Is this real? Am I overthinking? What if I’m wrong? I used to question it constantly. Every decision turned into a spiral. Every feeling needed confirmation. Until I started noticing something subtle: 👉 The first signal was always clear. 👉 It was the thinking that made it confusing. That first signal—that’s intuition. But the challen

Have you ever tried to listen to your intuition…and heard nothing? Or worse—felt everything at once. Confusion. Urgency. Doubt. A thousand internal voices, all speaking at the same time. For a long time, I thought this meant one thing: I can’t trust myself. But that wasn’t true. I wasn’t disconnected from my intuition. I was disconnected from my body. And more specifically— my nervous system wasn’t in a state where intuition could be felt. Intuition Is a Body-Based Experience

If you’ve ever wondered how to feel your intuition in your body instead of overthinking every decision, you’re not alone. For the longest time, I thought intuition was something you heard . A voice. A clear answer. A confident “this is the right path.” But when I needed it most—when I was stuck between choices, heart racing, mind spiral l ing— There was nothing. No clarity. No voice. Just noise. Overthinking. Doubt. Endless loops of what if . And I remember thinking: Maybe I’

I used to live in questions. Not the poetic, soul-searching kind—but the exhausting, looping kind. Should I do this? Is this right? What if I choose wrong? I would ask everyone. Friends, family, sometimes even strangers. Anyone but myself. My intuition was there—I know that now. But back then, it felt distant. Quiet. Like something I couldn’t quite reach. And then, somewhere between slowing down on my yoga mat and getting lost (and found) in India with no plan, I met somethin