The Sign
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•When intuition warns you before the world speaks.
•Listen to what the soul whispers before the body understands.
Chapter 1: The Return to the Sources
"Before the world was filled with noise, screens, notifications, there was the silence. And in this silence… there was intuition."
Beginning of the chapter:
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Our ancestors had no phone, no Internet, no social networks. They lived simply. They lived by observing, listening, feeling. They rose with the sun, walked barefoot on the earth, looked at the stars to read the sky, and above all…
they listened to themselves.
They knew when something was wrong. They sensed danger even before seeing it. It was not magic. It was intuition.
This inner strength that guided them in hunting, in movements, in decisions of survival.
They lived connected to their soul, to the earth, to their truth. And even without speaking, among themselves, they knew. They knew when to leave, when to stay, when to trust, when to be wary.
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Their mind was not distracted. It was free.
And it is this freedom that allowed them to deeply feel what many of us have forgotten today.
Chapter 1: The Return to the Sources
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There was in our ancestors something that we have almost lost today: the respect for the invisible.
They knew that not everything can be explained. They knew that certain sensations, certain shivers, certain sudden thoughts came from something greater, something deeper. This was called "instinct", "spirit", or even "message from the ancestors". But deep down, all of this spoke of the same thing: intuition.
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Intuition is this silent language between the soul and the body. This little movement inside that tells us:
"Don't go there."
"Wait again."
"This person is not for you."
"There, it's the right time."
But today, in the noise of the modern world, who still listens to that voice? We run, we scroll, we listen to a thousand voices around us... except our own.
Our ancestors, they took the time. They walked. They stopped. They looked at the sky. And in silence... they felt.
No need to ask a hundred people for advice: they trusted themselves. And when they doubted, they fasted, prayed, observed. They knew that the answer is already within us.
You just need to learn to listen.
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Chapter 2 – The forgotten language
Geznah.S | The Silence Reader Intuition is not a gift reserved for a few chosen ones. It is not a miracle that fell from the sky. It is a language, a natural knowledge that exists in each of us. But this language is not taught to us in school. It is not noted in report cards. It makes no noise. So, we have forgotten it.
When we are children, we can still hear it. A child senses when a person is dangerous. He cries for no apparent reason...
But that reason exists. It is the heart that speaks before the brain. And often, we tell it:
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So, little by little, we learn to be silent. To ignore the shivers, to doubt oneself, to listen to others before ourselves. And that voice, which was clear as water, becomes a distant echo. But it never disappears.
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Intuition is that strange feeling that tells you to change course at the last minute. It’s that uncomfortable tension in your chest when you are in the wrong place, with the wrong person. It’s that whisper that tells you:
"You already know."
It doesn’t shout. It doesn’t impose itself. It suggests.
And it’s up to you to choose to listen to it… or to reject it.
The ancients sometimes called it "the spirit", others "the sixth sense", or simply "the little voice."
But it doesn’t matter the name. What matters is that you recognize it. For as long as you ignore it, you walk through life without a map. And when you find it again, you no longer need anyone to tell you what to do. You feel.
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Chapter 3 – When we don’t listen to the sign
There are moments in life when everything in us screams. Scream no, scream flee, scream go now. But we do not listen. We want to think, analyze, control, understand. So we look for excuses:
"Maybe I am wrong."
"Maybe I am dramatizing."
"Maybe I should give it a chance..."
And in the meantime, intuition is silent. It waits. Geznah.S | The Silence Reader
We end up saying yes when we felt we should say no. We stay in places that harm us. We stay with people who wear us out. We accept opportunities that do not resemble us. And we end up telling ourselves:
"I knew it."
But it is too late.
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That is the price of self-ignorance. It is not an accident.
It is an unconscious choice: the one to trust others more than oneself. And often, it is regrets that wake us up. Regrets are painful masters, but they bring us back to the truth.
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Sometimes, you felt deep down that you had to act now. Everything in you vibrated. But you let it pass. You wanted to "wait a bit", "understand better", "see what would happen". And the opportunity is gone.
Because the Sign does not always wait. It passes. It knocks on the door.
But if you do not open, it continues on its way.
The saddest? It is not the mistake. It is the fact that deep down, you knew. You had felt it. But you did not listen.
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This chapter is not to blame. It is to awaken.
To remind that your inner compass still exists. You may have ignored it yesterday, but today you can start listening to it again.
Because it has never abandoned you. It is still there. And it waits.
Chapter 4 — What you see is just a fragment.
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Have you ever thought about all that your eyes do not see, but that exists? Have you ever felt something without proof, without explanation, but with a strange certainty in your heart?
That moment when you feel you should stay, or on the contrary leave. That shiver in your back, that voice soft within you that says "not here", "not now". It is not madness. It is not a coincidence. It is your inner compass. It is your link with what is not seen, but that guides you if you learn to listen.
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Our ancestors did not have Google, nor maps, nor GPS. They had listening. The listening of the earth. The listening of the wind. The listening of bodies, of gazes, of dreams. They knew that there is more than what the eyes show. They knew that the truth is not always in what is visible, but in what is felt.
Today, science confirms: What we see, touch, measure… represents only 5% of the universe. The rest? 95% invisible. We call it dark energy, dark matter, dimensions we do not yet understand. But you don’t need to wait for science to validate it. You already feel it. Geznah.S | The Silence Reader
When you meet someone and your heart races for no reason. When you enter a room and feel discomfort. When you dream of something… and it happens a few days later. It’s not a bug. It’s not a coincidence. It’s the invisible that communicates.
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You can ignore it. You can act as if you felt nothing. But one day, you will realize that… it was there from the beginning.
And if the key to peace, love, success, … was simply to relearn to listen to what you already know, deep down inside you?
Chapter 5: Why we stopped believing in the invisible
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Our ancestors had this rare ability: to believe without seeing. They did not need a microscope, nor a satellite to know that the universe is vaster than their eyes.
They knew that there are things that cannot be proven, but can be felt.
deeply.
They lived in connection with the elements, signs, dreams, and even with what comes after life. They did not always call it "paradise" — sometimes it was just another world, a return, a light.
But they believed in it, because intuition spoke.
Today, we are taught to doubt what we do not see, to demand proof to feel. But by forgetting the invisible, we have lost ourselves.
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Chapter 6: Those who listened to what no one heard
There are inventions that have changed the history of the world: the Internet, electricity, airplanes, the satellites, phones… Things we use every day, almost without thinking about it. But behind these creations, there were human beings. And these humans had one thing in common: they believed in something invisible. Geznah.S | The Silence Reader
They did not see the results immediately. They did not wait for everyone to understand. They simply listened to an inner voice, a strong feeling, a call, an idea that imposed itself on them, without logical explanation.
This is the voice we call intuition.
They dared to believe
•Thomas Edison, when he tested hundreds of light bulbs without ever giving up.
•The Wright brothers, when they dreamed of flying an object heavier than air.
•Tim Berners-Lee, when he imagined that people could one day connect with each other through a global "web". Geznah.S | The Silence Reader
•Galileo, who defended truths that were refused to be heard in his time, despite the threats.
All faced doubt, rejection, and criticism. But they persisted, because they felt deep down that it was possible.
They believed before seeing.
The inner connection
What connects these visionaries is that they were connected to themselves, to that invisible part that science does not yet fully explain:
The sixth sense.
Deep intuition.
The call of the soul.
They did not wait for the world to encourage them. They listened to the whisper that no one heard but them. And it is this whisper that built the world of today.
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Chapter 7: How intuition manifests in the body
Geznah.S | The Silence Reader Intuition is not just a mystical concept. It is not just a vague 'premonition'. It is something that we feel physically.
The body speaks before the mind. But often, we do not listen to it.
1. The knot in the stomach
Sometimes, you are about to do something, to go somewhere, to say 'yes' to someone... And your stomach tightens. You don’t know why, but it doesn’t make you comfortable. Geznah.S | The Silence Reader It is intuition that speaks to you. Your stomach says 'no', even if your head says 'come on, it’s fine'.
2. The unexpected shiver
You are speaking, or you hear a truth, and you feel a shiver that runs through your body, like a wave of energy. It is not the cold.
It is a vibration, an "inner yes."
It is your body saying: "It’s right. That’s it."
3. The beats of the heart
Your heart sometimes races, for no apparent reason. Either due to an inner excitement, or because of an invisible danger. When it’s positive: it’s a fire energy, a deep desire. When it’s negative: your heart beats hard because it wants to make you retreat, flee, stop.
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4. Sudden fatigue
You are in a place or with someone, and suddenly you feel drained. As if your inner light just went out. It is a signal. Your energy tells you: "It’s not good for you here."
5. Absolute calm
Sometimes, in the midst of chaos, a decision appears to you. And instead of being afraid, you feel a deep peace. You know that’s it.
You have no proof, but you are at peace. It is your soul that just said yes.
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Your body is a guide. It is older than your mind. And it has the memory of your wounds, your dreams, your truths.
This chapter can conclude as follows:
"Learn to listen to what makes no noise. That is where the truth begins."
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Chapter 8: How to Strengthen Your Connection to Intuition
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Intuition is not a gift reserved for a few. It is an inner voice that everyone carries within. But like a muscle, the more you listen to it, the stronger it becomes.
Here’s how to reconnect with it.
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1. Silence is your friend
Intuition never shouts. It speaks softly. And if you are always surrounded by noise — phone, networks, music, conversations — you will not hear it.
Make silence your refuge.
Turn everything off. Sit down. Breathe. Close your eyes. And listen to what comes. Not with your ears, but with your heart.
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2. Trust your first impressions
You see someone and something doesn't please you. You enter somewhere and the energy is strange. You read a message, and your body tenses up.
Don't try to explain right away. Note. Feel. Welcome. Often, the first impression is a raw message from your intuition.
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3. Observe your body
Your body is a sensor. When you move away from what is good for you, it shows you. When you approach your truth, it opens up.
Learn to notice tensions, urges, blockages, shivers. It's not 'just a feeling'. It's a message.
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4. Take the time to ask yourself the right questions
Every day, ask yourself:
•What do I really feel?
•Am I forcing myself to do something?
•Does this situation nourish me or drain me?
•What is my body trying to tell me that I refuse to listen to?
Intuition always responds. But you must ask the question sincerely.
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5. Follow your spontaneous urges
One day, you want to call someone for no reason. Another day, you feel that you need to go somewhere, change your path, or just stay at home. Even if it doesn't "make sense", listen to those urges.
These are messages that come from a place deeper than your logic.
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6. Note your feelings
Have a notebook.
Write what you feel, without judging. Note the signs, dreams, sensations, strange thoughts. And above all, write when your intuition was right, even if you didn't listen to it.
You will start to recognize its language.
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Chapter 9: When we don't listen to our intuition
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We've all experienced that moment:
"I felt it... I should have listened to myself." But we didn't listen to ourselves. And then, it was too late.
Why don't we listen to that inner voice that is so faithful? And above all, what happens when we set it aside?
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1. We get lost in the mind
Sometimes, your intuition clearly says no, but your head says:
•“But maybe I'm wrong…”
•“What if it was an opportunity?”
•“I don't want to seem crazy or difficult…”
So you move forward… against your own feelings.
But what starts in doubt often ends in pain.
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2. We let others choose for us
You feel that it's not the right place, not the right person, not the right time. But someone insists, pushes you, reassures you with well-spoken words.
You listen to them.
Not you.
And you betray yourself.
You end up resenting them… but deep down, you resent yourself, because you knew.
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3. We pay the price later
When you ignore your intuition:
•You waste time.
•You stay in situations that harm you.
•You repeat the same mistakes.
And one day, you realize that this little voice… it had warned you.
The price of not listening to your intuition is often a lesson that hurts.
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4. You no longer trust yourself
The more you ignore your intuition, the more you cut yourself off from yourself. You start to doubt everything. You seek answers outside, from others, in external signs.
But you are distancing yourself from your own wisdom.
And when you no longer trust yourself, you become manipulable, unstable… lost.
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5. The signs become stronger… or disappear
When you refuse to listen, life sends another sign. Then another. Then a slap. And sometimes… it falls silent. Because it sees that you do not want to hear.
But the day you return to yourself, it speaks to you again. Always. It waits for you to be ready.
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Chapter 10: Trusting your intuition when everyone says otherwise
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There are moments in life when your feeling says "no", but everyone around says "yes." And there, you feel alone.
You doubt. You wonder if you are crazy, too sensitive, too complicated.
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But your intuition keeps speaking to you.
1. The crowd is not always right.
One must dare to say:
Just because many people think something does not make it the truth.
Look at history:
The greatest revolutions started with a single person who dared to say 'I feel that this is not right.'
Not with those who followed the crowd.
Your intuition sees beyond the present moment, beyond fashion, beyond the pressure.
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2. Intuition is intimate.
Others do not have your story. They do not live in your body. They have not seen the signs that you have seen. They do not understand what you feel.
So their opinion can never replace your deep feeling.
Even those who love you can give you bad advice if they are not connected to your path.
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3. It takes courage to listen to what we feel.
It's not always easy to say:
"I'm not going to do that, even if everyone says I should."
But that's true strength. That's being aligned.
You don't choose the easiest path. You choose the path that resonates with your soul.
And even if it's hard at first, later, you will thank your past self for having that courage.
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4. Great ideas come from those who dare to feel differently •Those who invented airplanes, phones, the internet… •Those who defended freedom, truth, nature…
They felt something that others had not yet understood.
They did not wait for the world to validate their feelings. They trusted.
And because of that, they changed the world.
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5. When you follow your intuition, the world eventually follows too
At first, you are criticized. They laugh at you. They judge you.
But one day, the same people who doubted you will come to tell you:
"You were right. I understand now."
And you will know that you did well to listen to your own voice.
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Chapter 11 – The Silence that Questions Everything
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There is a moment in life that no one can live for you. A moment when you feel that you need to withdraw, to distance yourself from the world, the noise, others. Not because you are weak. But because you are in the process of finding yourself.
This moment is called questioning.
Geznah.S | The Silence Reader It is a sacred moment. A moment when you must be alone. Not alone out of sadness, but alone out of inner necessity. Because if you stay surrounded, you risk losing yourself in what others want for you.
In this silence, you do not flee. You face it.
You look everything in the face: Your life, your choices, your habits, your relationships, your beliefs, your energy, your path. You question everything that attracts you, everything that holds you back. Geznah.S | The Silence Reader You ask:
Does this really come from me? Or have I simply followed the flow?
This is where reconnection begins. Not to what you show the world. But to who you are, deeply, without a role to play.
It is not a comfortable moment. But it is a vital moment.
This is where you find your center.
That you hear your own voice. That you find the source of your intuition.
Many avoid this moment. They prefer to stay surrounded, distracted, busy. But those who dare to dive into it... Come back clearer, truer, stronger.
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Chapter 12 – The Moment When Everything Becomes Clear
Geznah.S | The Silence Reader It does not come like a celebration. It makes no noise. It often arrives when you least expect it, After days of confusion, After sleepless nights, After crossing a desert within yourself.
That moment... It is the moment when everything becomes clear.
Geznah.S | The Silence Reader It is as if a light turns on, Not outside, but inside. A truth you have been searching for a long time, Without knowing exactly what you were looking for, Suddenly becomes obvious.
This moment does not always come when you ask questions. Sometimes, it comes when you are silent, When you stop forcing,
When you accept not to understand everything right away. Geznah.S | The Silence Reader
That’s where intuition whispers, And you say to yourself: “I knew it was that.”
Not because someone told you, But because your soul has always whispered it to you.
And there, you understand why you suffered, Why you had to go through this solitude, Why some bonds broke, Why some paths pushed you away.
You realize that everything made sense. Not always the one you wanted… But the one you needed to live to grow.
It is in this moment that you become whole again. Not perfect, But aligned. Not invincible, But clear-sighted.
And when you walk after this moment, You no longer walk blindly. You walk with clarity. A peace.
And a strength that no one can take away from you.
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Chapter 13 – Intuition, our purest truth
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Intuition is what remains when everything collapses.
When there is no one left to advise you, When the outside voices fall silent, There remains yours.
Not the one you hear with your ears, But the one you feel with your being.
It does not shout. It whispers. And yet, it knows everything.
You have felt it a thousand times: That strange premonition before an event, That inner 'no' when everyone says 'yes', That 'go for it' that no one understands but you.
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But how many times have you ignored it? How many times have you betrayed it to please, Out of fear of disturbing, Out of fear of losing someone, Or simply because you did not trust yourself?
Intuition is not a spiritual luxury. It is an ancient intelligence. That of our ancestors, That of animals, That of the living.
It is the intelligence of the heart, Not the one that calculates, But the one that feels.
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It guides us, not towards what is easy, But towards what is right. It does not promise the absence of pain, But it guarantees peace with oneself.
For when you follow your intuition,
You do not follow others, You do not follow fears, You do not follow illusions. You follow your truth.
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And it is the only direction that will never abandon you.
So this chapter is not an end. It is a return to you.
To you who knows. To you who feels.
To you who hears, even in silence. Trust this voice.
Because it is yours. And it has never lied to you.
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Chapter 14: To think or to feel — the silent duel
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There are two voices within us.
One speaks softly, without proof, without logic. It whispers:
"Don't do that."
"Go this way."
"This is not for you." It is intuition.
She does not shout. She does not justify. She knows. But often, she is interrupted by the other voice. Louder. More reassuring. It is thought.
Thought analyzes, calculates, is based on experience, logic, the 'ifs', the 'buts'. She always has an explanation. She wants to be right. She wants to protect you... but sometimes, in protecting you, she limits you.
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Intuition comes before thought. It is immediate, pure, raw. It is a flash.
Thought then comes to try to understand, or sometimes correct what intuition has whispered.
But when we give too much space to thought, intuition fades. And often, later, we say:
"I knew it..." "I had felt that..." "I should have listened to myself."
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The truth is that thinking is not an enemy. But thinking without listening to your intuition is like navigating without a compass: you move forward, but you can get lost.
When you feel something deep, do not reject it too quickly. Let intuition speak first. Then, let thought organize, but not control.
Because in truth...
Intuition is the soul speaking. And thought is the mouth that translates. But if the mouth speaks before the soul, the words become empty.
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