Define Your Intuition- What’s your Clair?

a head with energy emanating from the 3rd eye

Just like your ordinary senses of taste and smell, your intuition is considered a sense, your six sense. We come into this world with a guidance system and it’s an extension of your basic senses. If nurtured, your intuition will flourish. If neglected, it will shut down.

Clairvoyance (clear seeing)-This is someone who sees images in their mind. This is what most people think of when they think of someone who’s psychic.

Clairaudient (clear hearing)-This is a person who hears messages.

Clairsentience (clear feeling)-This person feels things. This is a feeling in their body. For, me, I get a sick or heavy feeling in my stomach in a negative situation. Some people refer to this as a gut feeling. I have a lighter sensation in my heart center for positive things. When my daughter, Madison was in grade school, she had an incidence where a stranger tried to give her a ride home. A man stopped next to her in a car and told her to get in. She decided to run instead. I asked Maddie how she knew he was a bad man. She said that she had an icky feeling in her stomach when he talked to her. Perfect example of clairsentience.

Claircognizance (clear knowing)-The only way I can explain this is you just know. You don’t have anything to back up your feeling except you just know.

Everybody is different. Some people are predominately one clair or while others cross into others. We are constantly being relayed all sorts of spirit information. I like to think of it like radio waves or a cellular phone call. It’s a connection that we have to tune into and pay attention to in order to get the message.

Still don’t know exactly what your clair is? Think about what kind of a person you are. Are you visual, auditory or feeling in nature? When you interact with people do you size them up by their appearance, their spoken words or how the conversation made you feel? Your answers to these questions may give you insight to defining your clair.

Originally published at http://www.amykeast.com on December 11, 2014.