How to Know What’s Yours: Intuition, Signs, and Trust Welcome to Episode 14! Christy Simoncelli opens this solo episode of Unreasonable Magic by sharing a very personal story about a house that kept catching her eye until it turned out to be the right home for her family. It was her intuition that pushed her to the house. From that story, she explores how intuition shows up in everyday life, why trusting it is often harder than receiving it, and how to strengthen that skill through practice. She also shares upcoming opportunities for intuitive development, plus practical ways to notice signs, track dreams, and work more closely with your own inner knowing. Join us for real life, easy to use examples to begin developing, trusting and using your intuition. Resources & Links: Intuitive Development Intro Workshop Sign up for Intermediate Intuitive Development classes Connect with Christy: https://www.henscrossing.com/ https://christysimoncelli.substack.com/ Sage and Mystic Link for questions {link} Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/hens.crossing/ To learn more about your Human Design and Astrology, connect with Christy to book a personal appointment at www.hensrossing.com Key topics Christy describes how her “gut knowing” about a house turned out to be right, and uses that as a real example of intuition in action.She explains intuition as immediate understanding without conscious reasoning, and says it is part of everyone’s birthright.She breaks intuition into different ways it can show up: body sensations, mental nudges, dreams, symbols, and repeated everyday patterns.The hardest part of intuition is not receiving it, but trusting it.Journaling as a way to track intuitive hits and dream messages before they disappear.She shares that when people start paying attention to subtle messages, those messages tend to show up more often.She contrasts left brain thinking with right brain openness, creativity, and flow, and says intuition works best when we stop overanalyzing.She recommends grounding practices like walking, breathing, making art, cooking, and setting intentions.She explains that intuition often communicates through symbols, visions, poetry, feelings, and “everyday magic,” not through literal text or logic.She invites listeners to join her intuitive development classes and monthly practice group.Write down dreams as soon as you wake up, even if you only remember one image or phrase.Track intuitive hits during the day so you can see patterns over time.Practice noticing symbols, repeated numbers, and small coincidences without dismissing them immediately.Spend time in creative, flow-based activities to get out of overthinking.Set a simple intention such as being open to guidance from your highest good. Timestamps: 00:00 - A house that felt right from the start01:25 - Selling fast, scrambling for the next home02:18 - The house that kept appearing again and again03:30 - Why this move mattered for the family04:26 - Intuition as a birthright05:25 - Trusting intuition is the hardest part07:17 - Dreams, signs, and the ways intuition speaks09:46 - Defining intuition as immediate knowing10:15 - Why journaling helps intuitive clarity11:38 - The more you notice, the more it shows up12:33 - Looking for evidence of intuition12:59 - Trust as the foundation of intuitive work13:29 - Don’t overthink the message while receiving it13:56 - Right brain openness versus left brain analysis14:23 - Grounding practices that support intuition14:52 - Symbols, visions, and the language of the soul15:24 - Carl Jung and the collective unconscious16:18 - An invitation to practice intuition17:17 - Upcoming Sage and the Mystic questions and recording note Notable quotes “You are meant to know things. You are meant to be drawn to the things that are for you.” “The absolute hardest part of intuition is trusting it.” “What you seek is seeking you.”
