that uses past experience, prob- ability with regard to outcomes, and reason to communicate ideas to us. It is based on knowledge and facts alone.


I like to think of our intuition, our inner voice that flows the deepest recesses of our being, as a silent, yet powerful blast of loving soul energy designed to guide us along our path. It can be likened to whispers from the soul. It is grounding and calming. It doesn’t judge and it would never harm anyone. I feel intuition stems from our higher self. Our intuition is there to guide us from moment to moment, to help us make decisions that will have a positive impact on our overall human experience, and direct us in ways that are most ben- eficial for our soul’s growth. Intuitive guidance and information seems to follow our life plan. Intuition always serves our well-being and develop- ment. Though it might not always feel easy or simple to trust and follow through with listening to our intuition, especially when it seems to lead us in a new direction which might requires change, intuition provides beautiful guidance that is soulfully supportive and spiritually wise.


I prefer to listen to my intuition over my logic and ego, but that is simply my personal choice. For each of us, it’s a question of how expansive we want our life’s path to be and how much we rely on things needing to remain the same. I feel that if we consciously opt for soul growth, we tend to listen to our intuition most often, and if we opt for a control or fear-based strategy (usually un- consciously) we probably prefer our ego and logic. There really is no right or wrong choice, just preferences. The best way to develop the ability to discern intuition, ego, and logic is with awareness and practice. When we learn to listen to the silence, to intuit whether or not something is best for us from a grander perspec- tive, we naturally begin to make choices that serve to enhance the spiritual quality of our lives because it just is. It just feels right. We begin to intuit that a particular path allows us to follow the flow of our lives, while another path will throw us out of alignment.


When we find ourselves in the confusing swirl of inner messages, we always have the choice to center ourselves through meditation, deep breathing, or silence so that we will feel the difference among the messages. Once we are centered


“I like to think of our intuition, our inner voice that flows the deepest recesses of our being, as a silent, yet powerful blast of loving soul energy designed to guide us along our path.” aspiremag.net


and our awareness is focused inward, we can interpret each of these messages slowly and clearly. When we become centered, our fear is reduced and we are able to truly dis- cern the intuitive message. Whether it’s impulse we’ve recently acted on or intuition, vital soul lessons about each voice can be learned from both experiences. With each new choice and decision, action and outcome, we develop the ability to discern the difference. Essentially, intuition leaves us feeling calm and clear and leads us to greater sense of well-be- ing. I feel that the more familiar and in tune we become with our intuitive voice, the less inclined we will be to act on impulse. It just feels better!


As a Soul Success Coach, Business & Empowerment Mentor coaching tens of thousands worldwide, Award- winning author of 5 books, including the best-seller “Create Change Now”, Speaker, celebrated Media Personali- ty, international Talk Radio Host of the globally syndicated “Create Change Now” Radio Show (450k listen- ers) & Founder of Empowerment Coaching Solutions, Cari Murphy is dedicated to helping conscious entrepreneurs and success seekers build their businesses and experi- ence spiritual expansion, soul-driven success, and purposeful living through her consistently inspirational messages of individual empowerment. Cari is an expert in the field of Spiritual, Lifestyle and Transformational Media Hosting and Programming. Learn more at www.carimurphy.com


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