What’s Your Intuition Style?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  How do you empathize with people? Choose the statement that you most resonate with.  

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  • A.
    I hear you.
  • B.
    I know what you mean.
  • C.
    I feel you.
  • D.
    I see you.
• 2.
  How do you prefer to receive information or learn?

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  • A.
    I’m a visual learner.
  • B.
    I need to hear information to process it best.
  • C.
    I need to feel it in my body, I need to move.
  • D.
    Usually information just drops into my brain. Sometimes I don’t even know how it got there.
• 3.
  When it comes to feelings, emotions and sensitivities, what statement is most true for you? 

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  • A.
    I can feel what other people feel and sometimes I absorb feelings from others into my body.
  • B.
    Very often I just know stuff.
  • C.
    I can almost visually see the energy and emotions around people’s bodies.
  • D.
    I’m really sensitive to sounds, especially high pitched sounds.
• 4.
  Have you ever been labeled as one of the below? Please select the one you’ve gotten most often.  

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  • A.
    Too sensitive.
  • B.
    Too much of a dreamer.
  • C.
    Too much.
  • D.
    “Know it all” and judgemental.
• 5.
  What do you love to do creatively? 

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  • A.
    I love channeling my emotions through some type of art.
  • B.
    I love expressing myself with words and listening to music.
  • C.
    I love writing.
  • D.
    I love to draw, paint, doodle, use my imagination, daydream.
• 6.
  Have any of these ever happened to you? 

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  • A.
    Sometimes (or often) you are able to see a being, an aura, or just energy in general with your physical eyes.
  • B.
    You can feel or sense energy. When you walk into a room you can feel that something is off.
  • C.
    You knew something before it happened.
  • D.
    Sometimes you just receive what feels like sentences and phrases “through your ears”.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You are a Seer

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  Possibly the most desired intuitive gift is the ability to see (clairvoyance). This means that when you close your eyes, you are able to see visuals, like a dream, that gives you a message. The visual is symbolic and needs to be translated as a metaphor. Meaning, you might see an apple, but what the apple really means is that you are meant to be a teacher. Seeing can also mean, visually seeing a being, an aura, or just energy in general with your physical eyes. Like the time I saw my great grandmother and the Angel of Death standing next to my grandmother’s bed days before she passed. How to Develop Seeing: Guided meditations will be helpful. Allowing yourself to unleash your imagination is important. If you were (or still are) someone who had a wild imagination as a child, you might have been told that it was silly, so you learned to turn it off. Well, this is your calling to bring that back. All your wild adventures are welcome here. They just need to be interpreted into messages.
• 2.
  You are a Feeler

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  Perhaps the most overlooked and misunderstood (and therefore often despised) is the ability to feel or sense energy. These are my empaths, the people who can walk into a room and feel that something is off. The developed healer has learned to feel what is coming through their body and express it. In the expression is the intuitive message. The problem with feelers is often a feeler will not know that sensing energy is part of their intuitive gift. They have learned to absorb energy into their body and mistake it for their own. Most feelers never learn that their sensitivity is a super power. Instead, they suffer through life with ups and downs, taking on everyone’s energy and never knowing where their center really is. This is why intuition development and understanding energy is so important to the feeler. How to Develop the Gift of Feeling: When feelers enter my programs, they tend to feel very intuitively ungifted. Because they have learned to understand their ability to sense the energy around them as just who they are. “Doesn’t everyone feel every drop of energy,” they think? No they don’t. So the first step in developing the gift of intuitive feeling is to recognize that it is a gift in the first place. Also, you’ll need to reverse engineer yourself a little bit to begin to realize the difference between your energy and that of others. I recommend starting each morning with a little energy check in by asking yourself, “How do I feel today?” And then go through your day and notice if you sense any extreme changes in your mood. This is not a perfect exercise, because you can trigger old trauma or unprocessed emotions throughout the day, causing a change in emotion. But try to see if any switch in energy feels surprising and ask yourself if maybe it’s not yours. Could it be your co-workers or your stressed out friend who you just hung up the phone with? By doing this practice, over time you will learn to observe energy and not absorb it from others.
• 3.
  You are a Hearer

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  Hearers receive what feels like sentences and phrases, through their ears. When the mind is empty a calm voice that isn’t your own comes through and shares a message. The challenge of a hearer is to learn to understand the difference between their inner chatter and divine messages. Through a meditation practice, the hearer begins to learn the difference between the different voices that come through.Most hearers are really sensitive to sound. You may find yourself constantly asking those around you to lower the volume on the TV or their devices. You may also tend to sympathize with people by saying “I hear you,” rather than saying “I understand” or “I feel you.”At some point, a hearer remembers hearing a voice or a sound that was not physically there. It’s an experience that is hard to explain, so they often don’t share. Hearers have a connection to music, sound and the vibration of certain words. They are often the amateur DJ at any gathering, love concerts, and are guided to sound experiences like a sound bath. How to Develop the Gift of Hearing: A hearer must be a skilled observer, always listening for different tones. For example, when people talk to you, often certain words will “stick out,” which means the volume turns up when certain words are said. When this happens, pause to observe those words and ask yourself, “What message is coming through?”A great exercise for those interested in developing the skill of hearing is to set a timer for five minutes. During those five minutes walk around your space (maybe your home, your backyard, or your office) and only focus on what you hear. After the five minutes, write down what you learned about the space you were in — and about yourself.
• 4.
  You are a Knower

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  Knowers have the gift of just, well, knowing. Undeveloped knowers are often labeled as “know it alls” and judgemental people. You’re not a judgmental a-hole, you just know stuff. The difference between being judgmental and being a knower is in the energy. A judgemental person feels tense when delivering their opinion, while a knower feels unattached, curious, and sometimes confused by what they know. “I don’t know why I get this sense that we should stay away from that person,” are cautions they often receive. How to Develop the Gift of Knowing: The best knowers are actually non-judgmental people with an open heart. First and foremost, they have learned to stop judging themselves. With a non-judgmental mind, they have learned the art of being unattached to thoughts by observing, leading them to understand what are thoughts of the ego versus of a divine source. To develop knowing, allow yourself to go through your day observing your thoughts, but not judging them. As you observe, you will find that most of them are from your anxious, inner chatter. And everyone once in a while, a calm, matter-of-fact thought will come through. This is different from the norm. Ask if there is a message here for you.