Intuition is often treated like a rare spiritual gift – something you either have or you don’t. That belief alone stops most people from ever learning how to trust themselves.
The reality is much simpler and far more empowering: intuition is a natural human ability. What varies isn’t access, but confidence.
If you’ve ever said “I knew that would happen” or “I should’ve trusted my gut,” your intuition was already active. What got in the way wasn’t intuition, it was doubt, conditioning, or overthinking.
From a young age, most of us are taught to override our inner signals. We learn to seek reassurance, evidence, and approval before trusting ourselves. Over time, intuition doesn’t disappear, it just gets quieter.
Developing intuition isn’t about becoming more spiritual. It’s about becoming more honest with yourself. It’s about noticing the first feeling that arises before you analyse it away.
This is why intuition works best when it’s treated as a skill rather than a mystical event. Skills can be practised. Refined. Strengthened.
When you stop waiting for certainty and start paying attention to subtle inner responses, intuition becomes reliable – not dramatic, not vague, but practical and grounded.
That’s the foundation of soul-led living: learning to trust what you already know.