An Intuitive Moment

All kids are intuitive.  Sometimes it is up to us to regognize it or it might be easily missed. 

One mom in the group was going somewhere by car with her daughther.  Her daughter had taken her shoes off in the car and refused to put them on.  The mom told her she really needed to put them on, but the daughter stubbornly refused.  So the mom, a bit irritated, agreed to put the shoes on.  While doing so, she discovered a tiny tick on her daughter's foot. 

The mom immediately stopped being upset and thanked God for her daughter's unusual behavior.

Sometimes intuition shows up in strange ways, but it is definitely worth paying attention to!  

What does it mean to be intuitive?

Intuition can take many forms.  All people are intuitive to some degree, but the areas of intuition in our life can vary greatly.  Intuition is a skill that can be practiced and improved.  Author Caron B. Goode, EdD (in her book Raising Intuitive Children: Guide Your Children to Know and Trust Their Gifts) has broken intuitive ability down into five areas. You or your child might fit into one or more of these categories:

Physical Intuitive: Exceptional kinesthetic skills.

Creative Intuitive: Inspired abilities in the arts and music.

Empathic Intuitive: Feeling others' emotions as their own.

Psychic Intuitive: Knowing, hearing, seeing, telepathy and other talents.

Spiritual Intuitive: Knowing that we are all connected to something greater than ourselves.