For as long as I can remember, I have felt like an outsider in a world that didn’t fully understand me. Since I was four years old, I have experienced psychic phenomena—a deep, intuitive knowing of things that others couldn’t perceive. It wasn’t that I heard voices or saw things, but I knew things—about people, situations, and outcomes.
These insights came to me without explanation or logic, like an unspoken truth that just made sense. It was a knowing that would often guide my decisions or give me clarity, however, because it wasn’t something I could explain to others, I felt isolated and unsure.
Growing up, I didn’t understand why I felt, saw, and sensed things differently. I never had the vocabulary to describe my experiences, and I had no one to talk to about it. People around me would dismiss my feelings, telling me I was imagining things, or that I was being overly sensitive.
I began to wonder if I was just different—if there was something wrong with me because I couldn’t fit into the neat, logical world that seemed to surround me. However, despite all the doubts, I knew deep down that I wasn’t just imagining it.
There was a deeper truth I was tapping into, even if I didn’t fully understand it at the time.
I didn’t know about left-brain and right-brain thinking back then. I didn’t understand why I could be so intuitive and connected to a world that no one else seemed to see.
Why did my mind think and feel so differently from those around me? Why did I have this deep sense of knowing that others couldn’t understand?
The world outside was logical, structured, and analytical—a place where facts and reason ruled. And then there was me, with my emotions, my creativity, and my intuitive insights, trying to navigate in this world that didn’t seem to fit my way of being. I always felt like I was living in two separate realities—the tangible, left-brained world of logic and the more fluid, right-brained world of energy and intuition.
I am sure many of us are struggling with this—trying to find a balance between these two worlds, feeling torn between the logical, structured expectations of society and our own intuitive, creative nature. It is a constant challenge to feel like we belong in a world that doesn’t seem to honor the full complexity of who we are.
We have been taught to value logic, reason, and efficiency, however, naturally we all are wired differently. And it is hard—especially when we feel like we are not measuring up, or when our intuitive insights don’t fit the conventional mold.
However, the truth is, this struggle is normal. It is not just a struggle I have faced—it is one that many people like me, like us, are going through. We are not broken or lost.
We are simply navigating a world that often doesn’t know how to embrace both sides of our nature.
For me, the turning point came when I read a book that opened my eyes. It didn’t just give me knowledge—it gave me permission to be who I truly am. It helped me understand that I wasn’t just some oddity.
I didn’t have to choose between my creative, intuitive side and the world of logic and reason. I could balance both. I could trust my right-brain instincts—my psychic knowings—and still find a way to function in a world that valued left-brain thinking.
It was this balance that would allow me to thrive, not by suppressing one side of myself, but by integrating them both into a harmonious whole.
I began to dive into energy and the bio-field—learning how everything in life, including our own bodies, is influenced by energy. This discovery helped me see that my psychic experiences weren’t just random; they were responses to the energy around me, something tangible and real.
It helped me realize that the subtle knowing I felt was not a curse but a gift, and I wasn’t the only one who had this gift. There are many of us out there who feel this connection to something deeper, but we don’t always have the vocabulary or the support to understand it.
I also began to learn about epigenetics, and I realized that we are not bound by the past or by inherited traits. Our environment, our beliefs, and our experiences can influence who we are and who we become.
I understood that I didn’t have to be defined by the world around me. I had the power to shift my energy, my mindset, and my life in a way that honored both my intuitive side and my logical mind.
This gave me hope, knowing that I could evolve beyond the limits I once believed I had.
In addition, neuroscience showed me how the brain is incredibly adaptable—how it can change, grow, and rewire itself. It is not just a tool for logic; it’s a tool for growth, healing, and development.
The brain’s ability to rewire itself meant that I could strengthen my intuitive abilities while also sharpening my ability to think analytically. I didn’t have to choose between these two aspects of myself; I could learn to balance them and use them in tandem.
Finally, metaphysics offered me the broader understanding of existence. I began to see that my psychic experiences weren’t isolated. They were a part of a larger interconnected reality, one where energy, consciousness, and thought are all linked.
This understanding helped me see that my experiences, my intuition, and my creative side were not separate from the world—they were part of it.
And I wasn’t alone in this.
Many people struggle with the same sense of disconnection and longing to find balance between logic and intuition. The more we understand and embrace our unique gifts, the more we can create a world that is more inclusive, where both logic and intuition can coexist.
Looking back, I see that the struggle was not just mine—it was a common thread among many who are trying to navigate a world that often values one way of thinking over another.
However, this is normal. It is part of the journey, and the journey itself is not about fitting neatly into one box or the other. It is about learning to embrace both parts of ourselves—our intuitive, psychic, creative side and our logical, analytical side.
Together, they form a complete picture of who we are, and when we learn to balance them, we can finally feel at peace.
I now understand that my struggles were never signs of something being wrong with me. They were signs that I was meant to find my own balance, to bring these different aspects of myself into harmony.
And I hope that anyone else struggling with this can find peace in knowing that this conflict is normal. It is part of the human experience.
And in embracing both sides of who we are, we can find a deeper sense of purpose and connection—not only to ourselves, but to the world around us.
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SPIRITUALITY is not about religion, beliefs, or dogmas, it is about MASTERING THE SKILLS to LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST.
We all want to lead more balanced, joyful, and fulfilled lives.
I hope you find this information helpful, or at least enlightening to some degree, and please share with your friends as this knowledge might help them to find their center and manifest towards a healthy lifestyle and be able to enjoy life to the fullest.
Peace and Love to all 💞
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