Unlock the quiet power of intuition and learn to trust your inner knowing. In this episode, Jill and Kim explore the subtle art of recognizing intuitive "flybys"—those fleeting moments of insight that often go unnoticed. Discover how to tune into these whispers amidst the holiday hustle and bustle.

Key takeaways from this episode include:
- Understanding claircognizance: Recognizing intuition as a calm, instant knowing.
- Techniques for self-coaching: How to recall and trust those quick intuitive hits.
- Embracing playfulness in developing your intuitive toolbox.

Join us on this journey of self-discovery and learn how to embrace your natural guidance system. Tune in now!

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Good morning, lovely listeners, and hello, Kim. We got different experience this morning already. You know, you got to mix it up sometimes. Good morning, everyone. Good morning, Jill.

So we have noticed today that things are kind of quiet in the spiritual realm, in our intuition, in our head. Like, things are just... They were quiet. And sometimes that could be a very, very, very good thing. And sometimes people take that as like, oh my gosh, something's wrong with me.

Like, we can go many, many different ways with the quiet, subtle intuitive hits that are coming through when you are actually quiet. They still come through. They do. And they're perhaps a little more... I kind of want to use the word tricky. They're not tricky. It's tricky for us, say, to identify them when they're so, so quiet until we, say, build that skill, you know.

But too, in a holiday kind of time of year, it's... you know, lots going on, and then you pair with that subtle kind of quiet intuition. There's probably a lot of people right now that are thinking, especially thinking this time of year: you know, I'm not getting intuition. I'm not getting... The information isn't coming through.

Well, it is, and it's coming through through a cognizant way. So Jill— a lot of her intuition comes through with just a sense of knowing. Jill knows it doesn't... She doesn't have to feel it. You know, you don't have to like see a vision in your head or hear something. It's a sense of knowing. It's claircognizant.

And I think when we're more calm, that happens a lot more frequently. But we dismiss that as not being intuitive. And we dismiss it fast. I, for much of my life, did that too. I'd get the intuitive knowing very calm, very quiet, very fast too.

It doesn't have a sense of like speed—like you know in a vehicle or a plane or... It's not speed like that. It's just... It can come through so fast. It's like what was that? Yeah. And it's gone sometimes. Very, very gone.

Exactly. Yep. Sometimes it's like—I'll call it a flyby. There it goes.

So what do we do with that, Kim? What do we do with those quiet, subtle—you know—knowings? Those flybys? Like what would you suggest we do with that?

You made a beautiful comment this morning how you coached yourself to remember them.

Yeah. Because a lot of times those ones are so fast and so quiet—if you want to call it quiet—that it's like it goes in and out super fast and you're like wait was that... was that a hit? Was that something? Was I supposed to remember that? Like and then it's like gone.

And you made that comment where you coach yourself into saying like I can remember this; like it's there; like—and you brought it back up to the forefront.

Yes.

And I would throw in there—I love that! Absolutely—that the self coaching is important.

A huge piece is trust and that was a piece that was missing for me for so much of my life in terms of trusting and trusting the intuition and trusting ourselves to learn the intuition.

So the example you just gave Kim came through: there's something that came through to me yesterday morning kind of like a flyby.

Like I said—it came through really fast—I did have like a keyword for it—but then you know my day unfolded and a lot happened—and it was late in the day in the evening I should say when I got another little hit like hey remember that thing this morning?

That's all I got—that thing—and I went right back to where I was in the kitchen—and then that's where the coaching came in where I can remember this; okay we'll see—or I was more like I'll remember it if it's important if it really needs to come through—which is where the trust starts to come in.

Yes. Beautiful.

Yeah—I think that's more of what they're looking for today is it's not about what you actually say/do with that information with that intuitive hit.

It's the fact that you—when it's so quiet—you honor that it actually came through—and then you could say when I'm supposed to use this when it's the appropriate time it'll come through it'll be useful.

And sometimes it's just knowing and for them to say oh they actually got it—that's all—that's all we want to do—just to make sure you got it.

Yes.

It's like a two step process: like one is I got it; and two is if you want to give the “I got it” rocket feel—that's where you bring in the trust and the self coaching—but that's not even important—to do that second step—you know?

Like you said Kim—it's that hey I got it; something came through because I hear people so often—and so much of my life I've heard people say they're not intuitive.

Right?

And I've had a very strong knowing since I was a little kid—and so to me for someone to say they are not intuitive—even as I'm saying I'm just shaking my head going—that makes no sense!

Everyone has guidance in them.

Yeah.

And so I want to assure everyone who's listening right now—if you're saying you're not intuitive or this doesn't work for you—I'm assuring you—you do—you have hits of intuition coming through.

Play with it; embrace it.

Thea does that little flyby—it goes by Kim—you associate things sometimes with memories—that helps you really I'd say ground them in your experience—a hit might come through and then you'll correlate it with a memory—you know that's your...

What would you call it? Your tool that you developed for yourself?

Yep—it works very well for me—so I like—it catches my attention.

Yeah—and that's what happened to me—is yesterday was a memory thing when—in the evening when I was asking to remember that intuitive hit my memory went back to standing in the kitchen.

You know?

So however you play with this intuition is coming through—and it's so fun; it's so fun when you start developing your intuitive toolbox.

There's a yawn...

Uh huh...

Very good...

Lots of energy moving around this one...

Yep...

Wonderful...

All right—I think have fun playing in the quiet—in the quiet field today.

Yes—and I—you know—the intuitive thing is coming to me right now: like we do say play and have fun a lot—and we genuinely mean it—that's why we say it so much.

Yes...

This part of when people are saying they're not intuitive or they don't get those hits—it’s because they're too serious about it—they're trying to correlate it on too big or intense or deep of a level—

Like—you know this can be a little thing—

Like—

No—

Rather than say having whatever soup for dinner tonight your body wants fish—

Like—not a big deal—

Yeah...

Yep...

So—

All right well thank you so much Kim—

Yeah...

Thank you Jill...

Thank you everyone...

All right until next time.