Self Defense, Trusting Your Intuition, www.PersonalSecurity.TV

10 Apr 2007 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker outlines core principles of personal security, emphasizing three interrelated fundamentals: reading body language, maintaining situational awareness, and, most importantly, trusting one’s intuition. He describes intuition as a universal “sixth sense” that manifests as physical sensations—such as hair standing up on the back of the neck or a gut feeling—that signal potential danger. The speaker argues that recognizing and promptly responding to these intuitive cues can help individuals avoid or remove themselves from threatening situations, making intuition a critical component of self‑defense.

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When it comes to your personal security, there are fundamentals that we all have to observe. There's understanding body language, awareness, and trusting your intuition. Your intuition is your sixth sense. We call it our mother's intuition, we call it women's intuition, but everybody has it. Everybody has that ability to sense potential danger just by acknowledging your feelings. When the hair on the back of your neck stands on end, when your gut starts to turn, when you start to feel that there's something wrong, whatever the situation, whatever the environment may be, Your job is to respond to that. So wherever you are, whatever you're doing, you sense danger. Something physically ails you, let's say. Again, you respond to that, and chances are you will be helping yourself to avoid and remove yourself from a dangerous situation. Intuition is without a doubt one of the most important elements of our personal security.