By better perceiving your emotions and the intentions of others, intuition strengthens empathy and facilitates communication.
Sometimes in life, we feel deeply out of sync with others and struggle to communicate enough: we feel like we don’t have the codes to establish positive contact, we don’t know what to say, we fear an unpleasant reaction from others, and we refrain from communicating.
Intuition helps smooth out these apprehensions because it allows a better sense of our emotions and helps us gauge situations and understand others better: by relying on intuition, we can more easily select people likely to respond positively to our approaches.
Beyond prejudices and social conventions, intuition restores direct and human contact with others, regardless of our respective positions on the social ladder.
Intuition gives us boldness and momentum; it signals when dialogue is possible, when communication will flow well.
Even in more awkward situations, intuition alerts us in advance and puts us on guard: it allows us to choose our words carefully, adapt our attitude to the codes and expectations of others, which facilitates the relationship.
What works with strangers also applies to closer, more intimate relationships: intuition perceives the expectations of the other in romantic relationships, and if both people are attuned to their intuition, communication is direct and more natural, provided the relationship is sincere.
If the relationship is not sincere enough or is too unbalanced, intuition helps detect dysfunctions and address them, to the extent possible.
Sometimes intuition leads us to end a toxic relationship and encourages us to form new relationships with others: here, as elsewhere, intuition guides us toward what aligns with our deepest aspirations.