Essay On Intuitive-Sensitive Person

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If you feel like your intuition is stronger than most peoples', then life can feel a little weird. I know. I've always felt like I was more intuitive than other people and I couldn't understand why they were unable to pick up on the things I could pick up on, or why they didn't want to know more about intuition, personal power, and taking ownership over their lives. These are things that always felt natural to me, while other people often seemed to be stuck in a very different way of living. As I've gotten older, I've stopped trying to be like everyone else and I've embraced my sensitivity and intuition more and spent time learning how to pay attention to them. Although, I've been focused on other things lately.

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Some Traits Of An Intuitive-Sensitive Person

They tend to really know very strongly when somebody else is emotionally upset even though their outer appearance is happy.

Many people are sensitive. They are easily overwhelmed in a highly stimulating environment. But, some people are intuitive and sensitive, which is what she talked about in this lesson.

She defines an intuitive-sensitive person as someone who comes across as a refined, exaggerated type of Highly Sensitive Person.

If you are wondering whether or not you are an intuitive-sensitive person, then following are some other things she mentioned.

They are very honest people.
They often know who is calling before they pick the phone up.
They have a feeling to call someone or contact someone at exactly the right time that person needs them to call or contact them.
They are uncomfortable with surprises, not because they don't like them but because they become easily overwhelmed by them due to their sensitive nervous system.
They are sensitive to scents.
All of this stuff describes me, not just now, but when I was a kid too.

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Heidi says that intuition is neutral and then you interpret it. But, if you are in a state of judgment, it's hard to see that neutral intuition without a lot of preconceived notions.

For me, I think about every time I've ever judged someone as sitting beside me as a bad thing and then it turned out to be a life lesson or a blessing in disguise. I don't like it when people sit right next to me if there are other seats open. But it has happened to me since I was young. I even had a woman sit down beside me on an otherwise empty bus!

I don't get it. I don't like them in my space, so why do they want to get someone in their space? It's never made sense to me. As far as I'm concerned, they have a screw loose.

However, my judgment about how crazy they are has gotten in the way of allowing me to see what they are trying to teach me or what choice I should make now that they've sat beside me. So, now I try to see it as more than annoying and craziness. I try not to judge them and see the lesson in the situation. Or I allow myself to be guided into a reaction that is called for at the

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