When we know!

The human being is so fascinating in their design, in their way of interacting with the world and their environment, that their history is a narrative peppered with imagination, incomprehension, and mysteries of all kinds. Their evolution, which with time should have allowed them to better understand and grasp certain events, does not set them apart from other species. They maintain an inability to fully interpret what once could not be, what was once considered a mystery of nature and the world around them.

​For some believers (Christians or others), it would be a 6th sense—the small voice of the spirit, the Spirit of God Himself—a gift offered by nature to some, mostly lucky people, who can feel things deep within themselves that others cannot. They are rarely mistaken, sometimes only through a poor interpretation of what they feel or by being unaware of what they are experiencing. We are obviously talking about instinct, though the term is often abused in popular language to replace the word (intuition).

​-Intuition

​Intuition is a mode of knowledge, thought, or judgment conceived as immediate. It is the act of sensing or understanding something without analysis or reasoning. Derived from the Latin intuitio, meaning "sight, gaze," and intueri, "to look attentively." It is a mode of knowledge based on the observation of subtle information (micromovements, etc.) that escapes the conscious mind but is analyzed, processed, and stored by the subconscious mind. This information will then appear in an ambiguous or evident form, as a feeling of déjà vu, or as an intuition when a similar event or situation presents itself.

​Anecdote about Intuitive Thought in a Romantic Relationship

​In a romantic, friendly, or family relationship, intuitive thought is at its peak. There is this girl named Carla; she is pretty and smiling. She hasn't had much formal education, but she is very intelligent. Then there is her boyfriend Frank, handsome, charismatic, and charming, who works in real estate. One day, she comes home a little earlier from work due to menstrual cramps that gave her severe abdominal pain. Upon entering, she finds her friend Émie alone with her boyfriend in the living room. She looks at them, then at the wine glasses on the table, knowing that her boyfriend didn't go to work that day and that her friend is a regular in the house. That is, Émie can stop by whenever she wants, and sometimes even stay over since Frank is also her friend. Suddenly, Carla had a chill, as if something was wrong, like an intuition, even though Frank and Émie had been alone together before when she wasn't there. The problem is that her ex-boyfriend cheated on her with a girl he claimed was his best friend's girlfriend. When she found out, she was devastated, depressed, and angry. Now, another so-called similar situation is repeating itself. She doubts, she feels it deep within herself, but for lack of evidence and proof, she cannot act or react. She asks them: “What are you two doing?” and they reply: “We're not doing anything! We're just talking as usual!” But she knows that nothing is usual this time; all that was missing was the proof. Her intuition is at its peak.

​Intuition can also be characterized by an individual's experience of difficult or happy moments, situations, or events, which strengthens their mental system of self-defense, anticipation, and prediction. Intuition is another form of intelligence; it imposes itself on you like a survival instinct.

​6th Sense, the Spirit of God Himself, a Gift from Nature

​There is no great difference between these terms when designating something incomprehensible or mysterious. For believers (Buddhists and others), it is about the opening of the Third Eye, the evolution of this physical body. For Christians, it is God who works in you to will and to act in order to fulfill His good purpose. In this more specific case, we speak of spiritual intuition. Intuition can be seen as a gift from God; given that God is present everywhere, even in nature, it can therefore be considered a gift offered by nature (God).

​Anecdote about Spiritual Intuition

​Mariline is a Christian. A married woman with two children, a daughter named Christine and a son named Christophe. One morning, while cleaning, Mariline had a bad premonition (an intuition of a coming event). She began to pray. A few hours later, her son Christophe called her to say that he had been in an accident but was fine, and nothing was wrong with him.