Intuition vs sensing

Intuition vs. Sensing. This came from alittlebitofpersonality.com

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As a professional intuitive, people are constantly asking me how to improve their intuition. Our intuition is one of the most important and underutilized senses. Intuition is the internal alarm system that allows us to receive and process information before our physical body can perceive it with our body's five physical senses. ​I like to find ways to train my intuition that don't feel like I'm doing extra work. These things have become second nature in working with my intuitive skills.

The main difference between sensing and intuition is that the sensing focuses on what can be detected through the five senses while intuition focuses on the impressions and patterns created from the gathered information.

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Sensing personalities will always try to fit in new information in the existing knowledge bank that they have. However, intuitive people will focus on out-of-box ideas that can appear totally different and novel at times. #sensing #intutive #thepleasantpersonality #personality #sensingvsintutive #instincts #gutfeeling #personalities #typesofpersonality

Some people’s personality types are not wired for picturing a hypothetical future that is disconnected from their present state. The people we think of as “dreamers” (who tend to be full of intuition and score a “N” on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator assessment) live in the world of ideas, and can create an ideal future […]

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I'm not at all an expert on Myers-Briggs, but I've been reading, studying and exploring this personality system and there are times when I can see it playing out in my life. We didn't learn about Myers-Briggs until these last few years but looking back I have some fond family memories of our distinct personality types being clearly exhibited. I'm an ISFJ (Introverted Sensing Feeling Judging) and one of my brothers is an INTJ (Introverted Intuition Thinking Judging). Therefore, I'm a sensor…

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Intuition and instinct may seem like the same concepts. In fact, many use these terms interchangeably. But they differ in important ways. An instinct is

Sensing vs. Intuitive

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Sensing vs Intuition--I like how N is described here.