In a group coaching call recently, a student asked an excellent question:
Question:
“I know you’re saying that feeling is just thought in the moment… but what about ‘intuition’? What about when you have a ‘gut’ feeling about a decision you’re trying to make? Is that just thought? Does that mean we should ignore it?!”
Answer:
Module 7 of Instant Ihsan goes into this in-depth, but here’s the short version:
The best way to get in touch with your intuition, is to let go of the illusion that something other than thought is going to cause your feelings.
Example:
Recently I was talking with a Muslim sister who was deciding whether or not she should stay in, and pursue a relationship with someone who might not have been a great match for her values-wise (but who she was clearly attracted to).
Her intuition and ‘gut’ feeling was to not move forward with him… but as she spoke about him, I could almost hear R Kelly in the background singing: “My mind’s tellin me ‘No!’, but my body… my body’s telling me yeeaaahes…”
And her reasoning went something like this:
It was super clear that she believed that if the relationship works out, she’ll get married, be loved, feel fulfilled and live happily ever after.
And, if it doesn’t work out, and it breaks off, she’ll be heart broken, sad, and lonely.
In other words, she was fully in the illusion that her feelings of love, happiness, fulfilment, heart-break, sadness, and loneliness could come from a relationship working out or not, instead of the humbling reality that these feelings can and will only ever come from thought in the moment.
And, trapped by this illusion, she couldn’t hear the quiet whispers of her soul telling her:
“He’s a great guy… but he’s not the one.”
For a complete training on what intuition is, what it’s not and whether/when you can trust your feelings, check out Module 7 of Instant Ihsan: The Spiritual Transformation Program.
And, if this lady’s story struck a chord with you, then you’ll definitely benefit from the 5-module ‘Meet Him & Marry Him’ program.
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Now, you can get them both as part of ‘The Ocean’ for a small monthly membership fee:
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