Breeze.

I had three moments that relate to this word.

First, when I woke up, I felt a surge of nervousness. Before I called it Anxiety, I have an intuitive breeze flow through my body that tells me to move. Now, the mind says otherwise; stay and be still. And I followed the mind. As I go inward, so does the nervousness. I begin to feel the aching in my abdomen. Shortly after that, my feet sent a signal to move (I ignored) and minutes later, my hands twitched. At this moment, I woke up, walked out of the house and stood under the hot Sun.

The intuition says; make the body warm and dry. And I walked barefoot too, just to let the heat from the Earth flow through me.

Second, when I had enough, I walked back into the house, but my eyes stared outside. Not knowing what I'm seeing, I just wait. Slowly I could feel the morning breeze touches my body, which makes the body feels so calm and at peace. Nervousness dissolved. What I learned from here is, sometimes stillness can be accessed through motion.

Follow your intuition and be present.

30 minutes later, as I sat on my favourite chair, my hand grabbed Osho's book and pick a random page. This is what I picked.

Something about our Splenic center, our immune system. It doesn't shout or scream. It has specific way to speak to us and mostly soft-spoken breeze.

In Human Design, the gentle whispering breeze is known as Intuition Clarity. The Spleen is the oldest awareness center. It's the Body Awareness. It didn't shout or scream. It's just one fleeting moment of soft-spoken breeze.

Enjoy your Intuition. I'm going to teach an Intuition class this Saturday. It's gonna be fun to use your body and decode the meaning behind every intuition.

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