When thinking isn’t enough
Many of us spend a lot of time thinking things through, weighing options, and trying to make the right decision. While there is value in careful analysis, there are moments when more thinking only creates more confusion.
Intuition is the ability to sense a direction, understanding, or insight before the mind has put it into words. It is the quiet sense that helps you notice what is right for you, even even when your thoughts are pulling you in different directions.
This course is an opportunity to reconnect with that natural intelligence.
Through guided exercises, meditation, and experiential processes, you will learn how to become more aware of the signals that are already present in your body, emotions, and perception. As you learn to listen more deeply, decisions become clearer, relationships feel more authentic, and trust in yourself begins to grow.
Rather than trying to find the “right answer,” you will explore how to meet life with greater presence, sensitivity, and confidence.
Learning through experience
We will work individually, in pairs, and as a group, using practical exercises that help you distinguish intuitive insight from habitual thinking. The group setting offers a supportive environment in which to experiment, receive feedback, and discover how intuition naturally unfolds when the mind becomes quieter.
In Osho’s words:
“Intuition opens its doors through meditation: meditation is simply a knocking on the doors of intuition; intuition is also completely ready; it does not grow; you have inherited that too from existence.”
Osho, Sat Chit Anand (#5)
Why attend this course?
When we lose touch with our intuition, we often rely on endless analysis, second-guessing, or looking to others for answers.
Learning to trust your own experience does not mean abandoning logic. It means developing greater trust in your own experience, so that your decisions are informed by both clarity and insight.
This course may be especially valuable if you:
- spend a lot of time overthinking decisions
- find yourself doubting your own judgment
- want to feel more grounded and confident when facing uncertainty
- would like to listen more deeply to the signals of your body and emotions
- are curious about meditation as a way of accessing greater clarity
As intuition becomes more familiar, many people find that they feel less conflicted, more present, and more able to respond naturally to life’s challenges.
What you’ll exlore?
In this course you will explore:
- how to recognize the difference between habitual thinking and intuitive insight
- practical ways to become more aware of your body’s signals and responses
- how relaxation and presence support clearer perception
- how to approach decisions with greater confidence and less second-guessing
- ways to bring intuition into everyday situations, relationships, and work
- meditation techniques that help create the inner space in which intuition can emerge naturally
Course format
- Live online course (Saturday & Sunday)
- Approximately 3 hours per day
- Individual, partner, and group exercises
- Meditation methods and experiential processes
- Group sharing and Q&A
Course requirements: A4 paper and color pencils
TIMES ARE SHOWN IN YOUR LOCAL TIME ZONE.
Course approach
- Meditation
- Issues
Meet Your Facilitator - Nadeen
Nadeen is the director of the Osho Institute for Meditative Living and has worked as an Osho session giver and facilitator for over 30 years. His passion is supporting people to connect with their hearts and to bring awareness and meditation into their personal and professional lives.
“One who trusts in the whole existence also trusts in himself, because he is part of the whole. He listens to his heart's voice and follows it. Unafraid he goes with his heart. He trusts his intuition. And once you have known the art of how to listen to your intuition, you will be surprised: intellect can err, intuition never errs – it is infallible. It always directs you in the right course of action.” - Osho