The Power of Trusting Your Intuition During Uncertain Times

There’s a lot unfolding in the world right now — and for many, it’s felt harder than ever to stay grounded in the midst of it. From the changing tides in government and leadership to the rise of fear-based narratives in the media and the mounting pressure of global events, it can feel like the ground is constantly shifting beneath us.

And it is.

We are living in a time of deep collective awakening. Old systems and structures — those built on control, fear, and distortion — are crumbling. What once felt certain may now feel foreign. What we used to trust or defer to is being questioned. The voices that once held authority are being revealed as incomplete. And that can be incredibly disorienting.

If you’ve felt the pull between wanting to know what’s coming and feeling unsure of everything around you, you’re not alone.

If your nervous system is tired of trying to “figure it out,” if you’ve questioned your ability to discern truth, or if you've been waiting for someone outside of you to offer clarity,

I want to remind you of something:

Your soul already knows.

There is a voice within you that does not depend on headlines, polls, or consensus.

There is a deeper wisdom that lives beneath the noise, steady, quiet, and anchored in divine truth.

That voice is your intuition.

And when everything externally feels unstable, it is your most trustworthy compass.

When the Outer World Is Loud, the Inner Voice Becomes Essential

You’ve probably noticed that when the outside world gets louder, your inner voice can start to feel faint or even silent. And that’s not because it’s gone — it’s because you’ve been pulled away from it.

We live in a world that rewards urgency, logic, and external proof. Most of us weren’t taught how to recognize intuition, let alone trust it. Add in the overstimulation of social media, collective fear, and decision fatigue, and it becomes incredibly easy to override your body’s wisdom without even realizing it.

Intuition isn’t flashy. It doesn’t fight to be heard. It won’t argue or beg for your attention.

It will simply wait — lovingly — for your return.

It speaks in subtle ways: a sense of peace in your chest, a small pull in your belly, a deep knowing that something is off even if you can’t explain it. Sometimes it’s a wordless sense of “yes.” Sometimes it’s a pause. Sometimes it’s a stillness that asks you to wait a little longer before you act.

The Difference Between Intuition, Fear, and Trauma

One of the most asked questions I receive from clients and students is this:

“How do I know if it’s my intuition or just fear?”

It’s a good and sacred question, because many of us have learned to associate fear with protection. And fear can be clever. It dresses up in logic. It disguises itself as reason. It feels like it’s keeping you safe. But it’s keeping you small.

Fear creates constriction. Urgency. Tightness.

It often feels like it’s pushing you toward a reaction.

Intuition, on the other hand, has presence. Even when it’s saying “this is not for you,” it speaks with calm, unwavering strength. It’s neutral. Clear. It doesn’t need to be dramatic because it isn’t trying to convince you — it’s simply telling the truth.

Of course, if you’ve experienced trauma, the lines between fear and inner knowing can get tangled. Trauma teaches us to scan for danger. It sharpens our awareness but blurs our trust. That’s why part of this process, especially in uncertain times, is re-regulating your nervous system so your intuition has space to rise again. That’s a journey of healing, and it is never about perfection. And you are worthy of that healing.

What Happens When You Stop Listening — and Why It’s Never Too Late to Begin Again

I’ve overridden my intuition before. I’ve pushed past gut feelings, said yes when I meant no, and delayed endings I already knew were complete — all because I wasn’t ready to trust myself yet.

And yes, I paid the price.

Sometimes the cost was small: mild burnout, misalignment, frustration.

Other times, the cost was greater: lost time, deep heartache, patterns that needed to unravel for months or years before I found my way home again.

But what I’ve learned is this: your soul is endlessly forgiving.

The moment you’re ready to reconnect, your intuition is still there — waiting, open, and loving.

There’s no punishment for disconnecting. There’s only the invitation to come back into a relationship with yourself.

Intuition as a Path to Sovereignty and Soul Leadership

Trusting your intuition in uncertain times is more than personal. It’s spiritual. It’s collective. It’s energetic leadership.

When you begin to live from your own inner compass, rather than from fear, pressure, or performance, you ripple healing out into the field around you. You give others permission to slow down, to ask deeper questions, to come home to themselves.

Intuition isn’t selfish. It’s the pathway to clarity.

It’s how we stop repeating cycles of harm.

It’s how we build new structures — based not on external control, but on soul alignment and divine truth.

This is part of the shift we’re all living through.

And your role in it matters.

The world is changing. Systems are dissolving. Old identities and roles are shedding. The veils are lifting. And yes, that can feel like loss. Like chaos. Like confusion.

But it is also an initiation.

And in every sacred initiation, the soul is asked to remember itself.

You are not here to follow the loudest voice.

You are not here to wait for external clarity.

You are here to become the clear channel of truth within you.

That truth may guide you slowly. It may ask you to wait. It may nudge you into the unknown. But it will never lie to you. It will always bring you home.

You do not need to know the whole path right now.

You only need to take the next step your soul is asking for.

Close your eyes.

Breathe.

Place your hand on your heart.

Ask:

What does my inner knowing want me to hear today?

And let that be enough.

With all my love,

Shea