Do you know & use your “clairs” (your intuitive senses)
We all have innate gifts, called Clairs. Its not just seeing, there are many more. This isn't about crystal ball woo, its about tapping into our inner knowing. Here is a breakdown of how our clairs show to us. I invite you to take a moment as you read each one and notice what resonates in your mind, body and soul. Clairvoyance — clear seeing This isn’t about “visions” the way movies show them. It often shows up as inner images, symbols, or flashes of insight. You might notice: Daydreaming that carries meaning Seeing patterns before others do Getting mental pictures that guide decisions ✨ Reflection: Where in your life do you “see” things coming before they arrive? Claircognisance — clear knowing This is the quiet, unwavering knowing that doesn’t need evidence. No emotion. No story. Just truth. You might notice: Knowing something instantly without logic Feeling certain even when others doubt ✨ Reflection: When have you known the truth… but talked yourself out of it? Clairsentience — clear feeling This is information felt through the body and emotions. The body often knows before the mind catches up. You might notice: Strong gut reactions Feeling others’ emotions in your body Needing time alone to “clear” energy ✨ Reflection: What is your body trying to tell you that your mind keeps overriding? Clairaudience — clear hearing This isn’t external voices. It’s inner guidance — words, phrases, lyrics, sounds, songs or a sense of being spoken to from within. You might notice: Inner messages that feel supportive or instructive Sensitivity to tone, sound, or music A natural pull toward speaking or writing truth Music, narratives, TV, messages coming up that feel attuned to your energy ✨ Reflection: When do you hear your inner voice most clearly — and when do you ignore it? A final note 🤍 You don’t have just one clair. And there are no better or worse gifts. Most of us have a dominant one with others supporting it. Trauma, burnout, or living in survival mode can cloud these senses — safety and regulation bring them back online.