DON'T MISS A THING

Have you ever felt a gut instinct about someone or a specific situation? It’s a fair question. We all get those feelings, perhaps even premonitions, occasionally. That inner voice may be our guide, empowering us to make bold and necessary decisions. There is a growing move toward acceptance of the internal messaging; it is more than a mystical experience; it’s an emancipation. We become more resilient, self-aware, and capable by embracing our intuition or clairsentience. We don’t need to doubt that inner voice. Indeed, our inner voice wants to be heard, and we should lend it our ears.

We live in an era of paradigms, but we can break the stereotypes and embrace everything we are as strong, independent, intelligent, exciting women. Intuition is one of the sharpest tools in our sense of self kit. It helps us navigate the world. We can avoid the pitfalls, dangers, and typical problems we will likely encounter. Intuition is our guardian angel. It is an unseen force that is very much felt and always there. It is indelibly etched into our very essence. Clairsentience is a unique ability. It allows us to sense energy through physical sensations – tactile sensations – or emotions. It has been embraced by women everywhere. Intuitive knowledge is indeed the sharpest form of self-empowerment.

Traditionalists bottle up clairsentience into a fascinating energy realm called the Sixth Sense.  Truthfully, it’s so much more than that. It’s about feelings – and they are tangible. How we feel matters, and female clairsentients can see clearly through their feelings. It’s an aspect of psychic sensing finely tuned on a high level. It’s tough to put it into words, but it’s all-pervasive. Imagine a feeling like being at the Super Bowl, but all your faculties overwhelm you with crystal-clear clarity. You feel that rush, the sensations, the smells, the sounds, and the energy of the mega event. It’s all nestled within your being. You don’t have to be there physically, but the reality is such that your mind is tuned into everything as if you were.

Clairsentience from a Female Perspective

Over the past few years, clairsentience and intuition have taken root in our cultural zeitgeist. Evidence of this appears in the mainstream, online, and print media. People mistake this unique talent for gut feelings, but that has already been debunked. It’s a lot more nuanced than that. This overwhelming sense of intuition Is deeply connected to our emotions. It’s also about our physical responses. Clairsentients can hear the voices guiding, protecting, and explaining things to them. It’s vital to dispel notions of mental imbalance – a clairsentient is in full control of their faculties. It’s an extra-sensory perception, an ability to tap into another dimension of the universe that is inextricably intertwined with ours.

Everything within our universe is connected. Nothing exists as a disparate self-contained entity. Since all that exists is contained within an ever-expanding realm known as the universe, the unbridled energy of matter and antimatter creates a fluid and dynamic milieu within which everything operates, exists, and transforms. Clairsentients tap into this dimension where otherworldly forces relay important information back and forth. The women of today are rejecting outdated narratives that label intuition as irrational. 

We see evidence of this across the board, particularly on TV. Consider the depiction of assertive, leading females in popular TV shows, films, theatre performances, and the like. Various characters in popular series like Stranger Things come to mind. Think of Eleven – she relies far more on her physical abilities; she’s attuned to her emotional sensitivity. That is her true strength. Plenty of other female leads understand the power of these mystical elements. Consider Buffy in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. She is much more than a martial artist who slays vampires; she feels her way through emotional and moral complexities. She relies heavily on her intuition to navigate life and death predicaments.

Empowerment Through Trust

Society tries to shape us to fit a specific mold, pattern, or way of thinking. We see this in our news media, fashion networks, infomercials, and general discourse. We are taught to look outward for guidance. But we meet heavy resistance when we dare to challenge the norm or buck the trend. Regardless, reconnecting with our intuition is a good thing. It’s a reclamation of our power and self-trust. It pushes back hard against narratives that belittle our emotional intelligence. Clairsentience is a form of self-respect and self-validation. How we feel and react to our inner voice is sacrosanct. We must trust ourselves above all else – that is an explicit endorsement of our feminism.

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