15/02/2026
There is a kind of knowing that doesn’t shout.
It’s the subtle sense that something has shifted before you can explain it.
The quiet pull toward something before logic arrives.
The flicker in your chest that says, “Pay attention.”
It’s like a light walking slightly ahead of you — sensing what’s on the path and reporting back.
But this kind of perception carries responsibility.
Expanding awareness calls for integrity.
When you see, you are asked to respond.
If you feel an imbalance in a relationship, you can’t unknow it.
If you notice yourself shrinking in a space, that contraction is information.
If you recognise your own patterns — control, fear, avoidance, jealousy, greed— awareness alone is not the end of it.
First comes witnessing.
Seeing clearly what is happening within you and around you. Not dramatising it. Not bypassing it. Not collapsing into it. Just steady observation.
Then comes will.
The gathering of energy to move in alignment with what you perceive.
To speak.
To set a boundary.
To repair.
To step away.
To change your own behaviour.
To parent the child within.
Insight without movement turns into frustration.
Insight without self-inquiry turns into projection.
Insight without courage turns into anxiety.
The deeper question is not whether you can sense.
It is whether you are willing to live according to what you sense.
