Intuition: A Science Or A Story?

Intuition: A Science Or AÂ Story?

Intuition — A nine-letter word. Not just a word but a complete world in itself. Some call it sixth sense and some name it as a gut feeling. Some even refer to it as a Superpower. But does intuition really exist? Does it really work or is it just a minute part of neuroscience?

There have been hundreds and thousands of theories and tales written about this phenomenon. Even several scientific literatures has been published around this topic. Also, a good number of movies like InnSaei, Moana, and Arrival, have been crafted and released having a good mention of this topic.

Some believe in these, some do not.

But what is the truth? Let us try to understand this tricky topic of Intuition and find out if it can really help and play a pivot role in our routine life.

Intuition: The Meaning The dictionaries define Intuition as an ability to understand something without being backed by conscious reasoning.

To break it into much simpler terms, Intuition is a direct perception of a truth or a fact. It is a feeling that propels us as to what should we do or what should we choose. And at times, rather than just being a feeling, it is a ‘knowing’ indicating something is about to happen, or something needs your immediate attention.

Back in time, intuition was referred just as pseudo-science but not a part of the real science. But as time passed and practical researches commenced to conduct, it got amalgamated in neuroscience.

Several scholars and universities researched this topic and inferred their theories of own. Every theory had a different perception of Intuition but a common inference in all of them was that intuition does exist. It really does, in all of us.

Our brains work two-dimensionally. One being analytical that processes everything based on conscious, and the other being instinctive that processes depending on the past experiences and patterns.

As an interesting fact, experts even claim that the instinctive dimension of our brain comprehends and knows the solution for our every decision long before the analytical one.

Intriguing, right?

So, can you actually benefit from this in-built Power (or should we call it Superpower) of Intuition?

Well, the answer will be Yes. A yes in bold letters!

Our brain is a wonder-maze of a gazillion things.

Some parts of it are still under research and some are not even touched yet. But among its several superabilities, Intuition has been identified and has been researched a lot upon. We can and we should make the most of it!

We can benefit a lot from that feeling. Let us see how:Stop & Listen: Seems an easy trick? But it can work wonders! Just stop and listen to what you are feeling when you are about to decide something. Your brain will tell you what will be best for you. Just trust it!

Trust Your Gut: We all are familiar with the phrase gut feeling, but is it a truth or just an idiom in the grammar? For sure, a truth. Gut, also known as the second brain of the human body can be a good helper in decision making. It comprises of a bunch of neurons that intimates the brain something good or bad is about to happen. So, whenever you get that pinch in the gut while comprehending something, listen to that gut feeling. It will never disappoint.

Sense, Feel, Observe: Our body is sensitive to everything. Be it a feeling of joy, a feeling of fear, or be it any other psychological feeling. Our body sense and react to everything at an instinct. It indicates via a raise in the heartbeat, a shiver down the spine, feeling weak in the knees, goosebumps, etc. So, right when you are about to do something or are about to decide something and you get one such body-reaction, just pause for a moment, let that sink in, take a deep breath, and then go ahead. Never fail to sense, feel, and observe yourself when you are engulfed by mind-boggling circumstances.

Be Aware, Everywhere: An active & aware mind functions well. If you are aware enough about your surrounding and what is encircling you, it will help your conscious and subconscious mind to operate and comprehend well. So, for making more accurate decisions, keep yourself well-informed.

Study The People Around: We humans, express ourselves via our speech, gestures, facial expressions, tone of voice, etc.

Our body language says a lot about what we feel. For improving and enhancing this gift of intuition, try examining the people around you. Once you enable yourself with this art, you will begin to understand human reactions and will ultimately become better at interpreting your intuition.

Albert Einstein once said — “The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift.”

So, keeping this in mind, remember to make the most of your that feeling of Intuition and never forget to blend and balance it with your common and rational reasoning.

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