Theresa Byrne ~ Intuition

7 May 2015 · 1 min

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In this brief talk, Theresa Byrne explains how to tell whether a feeling is intuition or fear. She contrasts the two by describing intuition as calm, advisory, and reminiscent of a gentle reminder (“You may want to think about this”), while fear is frantic, panicky, and accompanied by a loud internal alarm (“Oh my God!”). Byrne emphasizes that intuition does not trigger a sense of panic or “hair on fire,” but rather offers a quiet nudge toward consideration, helping listeners recognize and trust their intuitive signals in everyday decisions.

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Fear versus intuition. Who knows what their intuition feels like? Raise your hand. I better have 75% in this group. Yeah. I'm a trained intuitive also, and I always, almost always get the question, is it real? Is it my fear? And I'm like, dude, intuition isn't scary. Intuition doesn't go, oh my God, oh my God, oh my God! That's not your intuition. Intuition is not gonna like run around with hair on fire. Intuition's gonna go, Yo. You may want to think about this. Remember that other thing that happened that one time? Yeah. Fear and intuition are 2 different things.