Jemma Sbeg

Intuition is something that is sometimes lumped in with a bunch of other concepts, paranoia, cognitive biases, emotional thinking, anxiety, of course, a gut instinct, our inner voice, whatever you want to call it, whatever people confuse it as. Basically, intuition describes the way that we can just sense that something is not quite right without needing rational proof in that moment.

It is this strange ability to pick up on cues from another person or our environment or from our senses that is telling us something that might not be something we can admit to ourselves or we can say out loud, but we can feel it. So I found this really amazing article that kind of broke down the four types of intuition.

It is this strange ability to pick up on cues from another person or our environment or from our senses that is telling us something that might not be something we can admit to ourselves or we can say out loud, but we can feel it. So I found this really amazing article that kind of broke down the four types of intuition.

It is this strange ability to pick up on cues from another person or our environment or from our senses that is telling us something that might not be something we can admit to ourselves or we can say out loud, but we can feel it. So I found this really amazing article that kind of broke down the four types of intuition.

So there's clairvoyance, which is kind of almost having visions or seeing images of something that's about to happen. Honestly, quite spiritual, very rare. There's clairsentience, which is like a gut reaction that could include feeling really intense bodily sensations or feelings.

So there's clairvoyance, which is kind of almost having visions or seeing images of something that's about to happen. Honestly, quite spiritual, very rare. There's clairsentience, which is like a gut reaction that could include feeling really intense bodily sensations or feelings.

So there's clairvoyance, which is kind of almost having visions or seeing images of something that's about to happen. Honestly, quite spiritual, very rare. There's clairsentience, which is like a gut reaction that could include feeling really intense bodily sensations or feelings.

There's clear cognizance, which is when you're kind of sitting there and you just feel this like piece of knowledge drop into your head. One example I give is people who say they knew the queen was going to die the day before she did. And it felt like this weird, intuitive, oh my God, like mystical thing.

There's clear cognizance, which is when you're kind of sitting there and you just feel this like piece of knowledge drop into your head. One example I give is people who say they knew the queen was going to die the day before she did. And it felt like this weird, intuitive, oh my God, like mystical thing.

There's clear cognizance, which is when you're kind of sitting there and you just feel this like piece of knowledge drop into your head. One example I give is people who say they knew the queen was going to die the day before she did. And it felt like this weird, intuitive, oh my God, like mystical thing.

And then there is clairaudience, which is hearing short phrases, voices, sounds that feel like some kind of direct message. Obviously, there's a lot of overlap with that last one with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder. Essentially, it's just how you hear your intuition when your intuition is at a normal, balanced level.

And then there is clairaudience, which is hearing short phrases, voices, sounds that feel like some kind of direct message. Obviously, there's a lot of overlap with that last one with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder. Essentially, it's just how you hear your intuition when your intuition is at a normal, balanced level.

And then there is clairaudience, which is hearing short phrases, voices, sounds that feel like some kind of direct message. Obviously, there's a lot of overlap with that last one with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder. Essentially, it's just how you hear your intuition when your intuition is at a normal, balanced level.

Now, some people are going to define intuition as a very spiritual or magical phenomenon. And until about 20 years ago, the scientific community would have probably agreed and it would have told you that it was garbage and it was just mystical thinking. But more and more evidence is coming out that points to the fact that our gut instinct and our intuition has a very strong scientific basis.

Now, some people are going to define intuition as a very spiritual or magical phenomenon. And until about 20 years ago, the scientific community would have probably agreed and it would have told you that it was garbage and it was just mystical thinking. But more and more evidence is coming out that points to the fact that our gut instinct and our intuition has a very strong scientific basis.

Now, some people are going to define intuition as a very spiritual or magical phenomenon. And until about 20 years ago, the scientific community would have probably agreed and it would have told you that it was garbage and it was just mystical thinking. But more and more evidence is coming out that points to the fact that our gut instinct and our intuition has a very strong scientific basis.

And it does occur on almost a cellular level, on a social level, a physical level and a collective level as well. I personally have a deep belief in intuition, if that is not obvious. I'm going to tell you about this crazy story that actually happened to me that felt like intuition at work and probably even saved my life.

And it does occur on almost a cellular level, on a social level, a physical level and a collective level as well. I personally have a deep belief in intuition, if that is not obvious. I'm going to tell you about this crazy story that actually happened to me that felt like intuition at work and probably even saved my life.

And it does occur on almost a cellular level, on a social level, a physical level and a collective level as well. I personally have a deep belief in intuition, if that is not obvious. I'm going to tell you about this crazy story that actually happened to me that felt like intuition at work and probably even saved my life.

So around five years ago, I was living in Canberra and it was around 11 p.m. at night, almost 12. And me and my boyfriend at the time decided to go and get McDonald's, like a drive through McDonald's. I don't know why. I think we just were like we'd watched a movie. We were still awake. We really felt like, honestly, that's just a silly detail. You don't need to know that.