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A listener writes from Toronto:
“I’ve always felt intuitive - but I don’t know how to trust or strengthen it. Is intuition a gift or a skill?”
In this episode of The Observable Unknown, I respond with both rigour and heart. Drawing on over two decades of research and training - from neuroscience to somatic practice to symbolic language - I share the system I’ve developed to help intuition become usable intelligence. We explore how the body-brain interface holds predictive power, how the nervous system speaks metaphorically, and how intuition can be taught, measured, and integrated into daily life. The sacred becomes trainable. The incipient awareness becomes architecture.
If you’ve ever felt a signal you couldn’t translate, or a hunch you couldn’t trust, this episode invites you to step into the practice of knowing what you already feel. Visit crowscupboard.com for more information.
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