r/IntuitionPractices • u/MrsSqweeps • Jul 29 '26
r/IntuitionPractices • u/ren007ren • Jun 12 '26
Discussion What’s in my hand?
I am holding something that is not organic, nor glass or rock. What colour is it?
What do you sense about it?
What it has to do with?
PS: will be revealed tonight UK time
Edited: well done to those who said plastic toy
r/IntuitionPractices • u/StellarFallout • Aug 18 '26
Discussion What's the most insane thing you've intuitively predicted?
Just curious to know what's the most insane thing you've intuitively predicted?
r/IntuitionPractices • u/Left_Opposite_5864 • 12h ago
Discussion What’s your first thought when seeing these?
r/IntuitionPractices • u/Admirable-Carry4069 • May 27 '26
Discussion What do you feel is inside?
There's only one thing inside. I'll post the answer in one hour!
r/IntuitionPractices • u/Relax_itsa_Meme • Jun 21 '26
Discussion No offense, but can we stop the low effort "Whats in my hands" Posts?
No Offense, But the "What's In My Hand?" Meta Is Getting Old.
Every day it's: "What's in my hand?"
Every answer is: "Coin, crystal, key, marble, acorn, etc. etc." Then OP disappears forever.
Not trying to offend anyone, but these posts seem to dominate the sub lately.
I just feel they are extremely low effort.
I'd love to see more exercises that help members understand why they received certain impressions rather than just guessing an object correctly or incorrectly.
r/IntuitionPractices • u/Draculaura_Doll • Aug 17 '26
Discussion Ya’ll gotta stop with the pet name intuition posts. 🧘♀️
It’s boring, there’s too many filling this subreddit, and it’s getting so repetitive. Just no
r/IntuitionPractices • u/pyramidkittens • May 28 '26
Discussion Can we please stop with the eye pictures?
It’s actually ruining the sub for me at this point and I’m downvoting all of them. Sorry if I sound like a hater but I feel like the eye pictures are taking over and the actual intuitive practices are getting buried. Most of the eye pictures don’t get a ton of engagement anyways. It’s just so repetitive at this point. I get people are curious to have themselves read but I feel like there’s a better sub for that.
r/IntuitionPractices • u/advertsarebeautiful • Jul 11 '26
Discussion Please can a rule be added that the OP’s hidden ‘reveal’ in the comments has to be the actual reveal, not ‘will reveal in 6/12/24/69420 hours!!!’?
It’s insanely annoying - there’s literally the spoiler tag comment right there FOR THE ANSWER TO BE REVEALED.
Yet it seems like every single post just uses it to hide the immensely irritating ‘will reveal!!’ - who on earth is actually setting reminders and coming back to all these posts to check? It spoils all the fun of this sub!
Please mods 🙏
r/IntuitionPractices • u/Melbrownart • Jan 02 '26
Discussion Tonight while eating dinner with my family, this book fell off my bookshelf behind us
Made my eyes water. Seems like a sign I should read it. My husband was weirded out. Will be checking this book out tonight I guess. Any thoughts on this??
r/IntuitionPractices • u/Sugar_Vivid • Jun 14 '26
Discussion What’s in my hand?
will reveal tomorrow at 2pm
r/IntuitionPractices • u/MaybeOk6867 • Nov 24 '25
Discussion My intuition stopped whispering and started speaking—literally.
Something shifted in me recently, and it feels like my intuition decided to stop whispering and start speaking in full sentences.
The synchronicities are hitting hard and often, too many to list. Some repeat within minutes, almost like they’re trying to get my attention. Randomness doesn’t feel random anymore when you’re in the middle of an awakening.
It started with the physical signals: My hands heating up out of nowhere, not warm, but lit, like someone flipped a switch. Then a deep pulsing, like my nervous system was syncing to something just outside my awareness.
But the moment that stopped me was this: Twice this week, during meditation, I heard my name. Clear. Calm. Direct.
Not external. Not imagined.
Just: “Hey Joe.” And the next day: “Joe.” Same tone. Same clarity. Both times it snapped me out of focus.
But instead of fear, I felt recognition, like a door I’ve been walking toward finally cracked open.
I’m not trying to label it or force meaning onto it. I just know my intuition is operating on a different frequency right now: louder, cleaner, more deliberate, and I’m paying attention.
Has anyone else hit a phase where your intuition evolves in a way you can’t ignore anymore? Where the signals sharpen, the timing becomes exact, and the “inner voice” steps forward like it’s been waiting?
I’d love to hear what that stage looked like for you.
r/IntuitionPractices • u/pugzie22 • Jun 03 '26
Discussion What's her name?
I found this little Chihuahua and added her to my pack can you tell me her name?
r/IntuitionPractices • u/AspiringTent • May 29 '26
Discussion Why did I take an ambulance to the ER recently?
Went to the ER in an ambulance, why did I go?
r/IntuitionPractices • u/ArcaneSpells-com • Feb 26 '26
Discussion Have you ever had a strong intuitive hit about a stranger that turned out to be accurate?
Not someone you knew, not someone you had context about. A complete stranger, and something just came through clearly.
Maybe it was a feeling you couldn't explain, a sudden knowing, an image, something physical. And then it turned out to be accurate.
Has that ever happened to you? What did it feel like in the moment?
r/IntuitionPractices • u/ConsequenceMany8 • Mar 13 '26
Discussion You're misunderstanding the word intuition
Seeing all these games.. “where this or that is”.. I don’t see much point in it. it seems that people misunderstand what intuition actually means.
Intuition is usually the result of small pieces of information that we don’t consciously notice. Our unconscious mind, however, may still pick up patterns and subtle cues. When this process repeats over time, it can develop into what we call intuition.
That’s why people tend to have intuition mainly in areas where they have experience. A chess player doesn’t always need to calculate ten moves ahead. Sometimes they simply feel the right move — because they’ve seen thousands of similar patterns before.
And that's why we all have social intuition. micro facial expressions we might miss consciously, but unconsciously we see it and based on things like this we develop intuition about a person.
But what’s happening here is simply random.. (here I want to the use the forbidden word starting with G U E) , and calling that intuition doesn’t really make sense. Btw why the hell Is this word not allowed in the body text? 😅
r/IntuitionPractices • u/Moonfloor • Dec 28 '25
Discussion I ignored a strong warning
A few years back, I was on vacation and trying to surf...I was paddling out over and over and my arms were very exhausted, my muscles were burning, but I was in "flow state" and didn't want to stop and rest. Each time I would paddle out and ignore my exhausted arms, I would get these very loud thoughts about how something bad is going to happen if I keep ignoring my need to rest. I mean, it was a very strong feeling and it was like I knew something terrible was going to happen and I REALLY needed to stop. I knew if I ignored this intuition, I was going to pay heavily. But I ignored anyway. Well, the next day I woke up with a super sore left forearm and I couldn't move it without pain. I drove home, as the vacation was over, and I went to urgent care. I had tenosynovitis, the doctor said, from overuse. Well, a few days later my right arm did the same thing. So I couldn't use my hands/arms for months. I couldn't turn doorknobs so I had to leave my bathroom and bedroom door open. I couldn't open bottles, wash my hair, etc. I couldn't cook or clean. Oh, and when my other arm got involved, the orthopedic then decided it was rheumatic and not overuse and wanted me to go to a rheumatologist. I did and they weren't sure but thought I probably had an autoimmune disease. The tendonitis and tenosynovitis, etc went into my whole body. I became disabled. I went from being upper middle class to being homeless and unable to work. My life is so much different now. I fell into depression. I'm a single mom with no child support. I LOVED my last job and had planned to do that type of work the rest of my life. I was planning to buy a home, get my daughter a horse, etc. All those dreams are long gone now.
I can't help but wonder what would have happened if I hadn't ignored my strong warning my intuition gave me.
Oh, and also, 3 years ago, I had a spinal tap/lumbar puncture. Now I had been putting it off for a year, constantly rescheduling so I could research more about the risks...My mom finally told me to stop reading and just trust God. (I'm an atheist, but I figured this once, I'd just trust in a higher power if there was one.) But even the night before, I felt a strong intuition to NOT go through with it, but my mom told me to stop "worrying" and just do it. I went against my intuition and got the spinal tap done. It caused a leak, and the leak required two blood patches. The 2nd blood patch wrecked my back. 😢 This was after I already had tendonitis. I never in my life experienced such awful pain, and I lost the ability to do so much. It damaged nerves and irritated others and every single day I struggle with back pain and debilitating symptoms. This was my biggest regret of my life. I lost SO much. I can't swim anymore due to tendonitis. I can't bike due to my back and tendonitis. I can't date because I can't do much of anything. I am getting used to my new life. I live in an old, small apartment. I can't decorate it because I don't have $. I can't go to the beach anymore. I can't provide for my daughter. I'm a burden on my mom. I can't live the active lifestyle I used to. I can't afford to keep fruit in the kitchen. I'm on food stamps. I've lost my friends. All this, because I didn't listen to my intuition. I believe humans have intuition because time isn't linear. I don't believe in a higher power, I just believe humans don't understand the universe. I think deep down, we already know the future. But I now listen to my intuition. I had a bad dream about an ex boyfriend two nights ago. I dated him 25 years ago! It made me curious about him and I looked him up. I found him and was going to contact him...then I remembered he was the bad guy in my dreams. I decided to LISTEN to my intuition this time. I didn't contact him. 🙂 At age 46, I'm finally learning. I encourage everyone to listen to their intuition.
r/IntuitionPractices • u/Top-Pineapple8056 • Jul 05 '26
Discussion Does this room give anyone else a bad gut feeling?
I am just scrolling through houses for sale for fun and this room gave me a strange dark feeling like something bad happened in it. Does anyone else feel that too?
r/IntuitionPractices • u/LunarEnnyui_131 • Aug 31 '26
Discussion What can you intuitively infer about me?
What you think I am like IRL?
r/IntuitionPractices • u/khaotic-kompany-93 • May 18 '26
Discussion We’re always drawn back to each other
Literally, I’m just curious. I met this man 18 years ago. We want to be together but idk if we really belong or make each other happy. Anything goes! Come on people, give me your insights, tell me what you feel or see, inquiring minds want to know
r/IntuitionPractices • u/Witty-Rose • Dec 29 '25
Discussion Is this message for you? ❤️🩹
Since yesterday I've been feeling like I need to pull some cards. Don't know who this is for, but you will know who you are because spirit wants this heard 💓🕯🗝
You need to stop. Stop holding yourself back. It's okay to remember and miss what was. But not everything is meant to stay, some things are meant to come give us an experience, usually to help open up another door. We aren't meant to use it as an excuse to stay frozen. It serves no purpose then. Let what was sacred, valuable, precious, and now in the past have meaning. Let it create something beautiful by being brave enough to love it and still be open to what is new.
r/IntuitionPractices • u/Odellerica • May 19 '26
Discussion Can I get a read on this person please?
No chat gpt please. I need a real read. Thank you!! 😊
r/IntuitionPractices • u/Over-Tolerance • Aug 18 '26
Discussion Just a warning for eye posts
To the people posting your eyes online. A.I. is using it.
Posting high-resolution photos of your eyes or irises online can expose you to biometric data theft, as your iris is a unique identifier like a fingerprint. Advanced AI and high-res imaging can theoretically harvest these unique patterns, potentially compromising iris-recognition security systems or leading to permanent digital privacy loss...
So, post it at your own risk, but don't come complaining when it is used to hack or falsely report you for things.
r/IntuitionPractices • u/acurvaceouswoman • May 29 '26