S2E46: The Languages of Intuition | Talk Tracks

What if intuition isn’t a rare gift, but a capacity we all possess in different ways? This week, Ky sits down with intuitive teacher Anna Naturalista, who says her own psychic experiences began in early childhood and were encouraged rather than dismissed by the family and spiritual traditions around her. Anna introduces what she calls the six languages of intuition. From clairvoyance and clairaudience to the lesser-known experiences of intuitive knowing, feeling, taste, and smell - and shares practical ways she believes we can become more aware of the signals already showing up in our lives. Together, Ky and Anna explore the difference between intuition and ordinary thought, why self-trust may be essential to hearing our internal guidance, and how slowing down enough to notice our patterns can help us distinguish meaningful signals from the noise around us. The conversation ultimately turns toward love, service, and a simple question: when we find ourselves longing for something from the outside world, what might change if we first looked for a way to offer it ourselves? Anna's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AnnaNaturalista Anna's Website: https://www. AnnaNaturalista.com https://www.annanaturalista.com/ Anna's gift to TTT Listeners: https://psychicskills.annanaturalista.com/telepathy_tapes_gift-page _______ Thank you to our sponsors! Alloy http://myalloy.com/ - Try the original estrogen-powered M4 skincare from Alloy. Visit myalloy.com http://myalloy.com/ and use code TAPES for $20 off your first order! BiOptimizers https://bioptimizers.com/tapes - Make this the year you finally get your sleep, your energy, and yourself back. Get 15% off at bioptimizers.com/tapes https://bioptimizers.com/tapes when you use my code, TAPES. Ka'Chava https://kachava.com/ - Go to kachava.com https://kachava.com/ and use code TAPES for 15% off your first order. Luminara https://www.luminara.care/ - If you’re curious about energy healing and ready to experience it for yourself, Luminara is offering 20% off your first session for listeners of The Telepathy Tapes. Just go to luminara.care https://www.luminara.care/ and use code TAPES20. Quince https://www.quince.com/tapes - Elevate your summer wardrobe. Go to Quince.com/tapes https://www.quince.com/tapes for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns. Dose https://dosedaily.co/ - Ready to give your liver the support it deserves? Head to dosedaily.co/TAPES http://dosedaily.co/TAPES or enter TAPES to get 35% off your first subscription. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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• 0:00Speaker 00

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• 0:37Ky Dickens?

  Hi, everyone. I'm Kai Dickens, and welcome to The Talk Tracks, brought to you weekly by TTT Media. In this series, we explore the threads that weave together our understanding of reality, science, spirituality, consciousness, and even unexplained phenomena. Because every era has ideas once dismissed as impossible until someone was willing to investigate them seriously. And on this show, we do just that. Today's guest is Anna Nacholista, an intuitive teacher and regenerative consultant, whose work sits at a fascinating intersection: our relationship with our own inner knowing and our relationship with the natural world around us. Over the years, Anna has studied a range of spiritual and indigenous traditions, eventually

• 1:19Ky Dickens?

  developing a curriculum designed to help people recognize what she calls the "different languages of intuition." Today, we'll talk about what Anna believes intuition actually is, the six different ways she says it can appear, why she thinks many of us have been conditioned not to trust it, some practical ways she recommends for listening more closely to our internal signals, and how turning our attention towards service may change our relationship with love and connection. So, welcome, Anna. Can you please introduce yourself in your own words?

• 1:47Speaker 02

  My name is Anna Nacholista, and I focus, in the work that I do in the world, on regenerative technology, regenerative lifestyles, and I work with communities around the world, as well as emerging nations, to help build their regenerative infrastructure, everything from healing centers to communities, and now with complete community design for countries.

• 2:10Ky Dickens?

  Amazing. And then, can you talk about your work surrounding intuition and how that work has become, you know, just a huge focus in your life?

• 2:17Speaker 02

  My work with intuition is what I call psychic skills, started as a child. I thought everyone was psychic, and I found out when I was about four and a half years old, calling out one of my dad's friends, that he lost his car keys. And I didn't like his energy, and I could feel and see like this blobby, kind of greenish weird slime happening in his field, in his auric field that we all have. It started to fill with this really strange-looking color, and I just let him have it. I said, "Your keys are in that woman's car that you were on top of last night." And he goes, "Oh, thanks, kid." And he threw $5 at me and ran out the door. And dad was like, "And there's my daughter. That's sassy Annie."

• 3:02Speaker 02

  I was able to see through the veils, and I was able to remote view and astral travel.

• 3:09Ky Dickens?

  So, a quick definition before we continue. Remote viewing is the ability to perceive something distant or hidden without using the traditional senses. Astral travel describes the feeling that your consciousness has moved beyond your physical body. These experiences have yet to be proven or explained by science, but for Anna, they were a normal part of childhood, and her family accepted them that way.

• 3:29Speaker 02

  I really feel that that was a big part to do with being raised in Kriya yoga and meditating, as my parents say, since conception. And so, what my real goal here is to teach people to tap into their own psychic abilities and really understand that we all have six languages of intuition, which is what I love to teach the most and empower people with, so that they're not dependent on psychics on speed dial.

• 3:58Ky Dickens?

  So, when an incident like that happened, you know, for example, your family wasn't freaked out or shocked at all?

• 4:04Speaker 02

  Oh, they absolutely understood more about me than I did at that time. And they knew that I could see through people's lies and their communication.

• 4:14Ky Dickens?

  And then, so do you still see people's auras? Like, does it just feel common and normal for you?

• 4:19Speaker 02

  Absolutely.

• 4:20Ky Dickens?

  It must have been super nice to grow up in a home where it was just accepted, and they weren't freaked out. Because we've definitely talked to other people where that's not the case.

• 4:28Speaker 02

  Right. And that's something that I actually love to help parents with, what I suggest, and help them really tap into being able to have their own protective layer of energy. Because I realized that I was being bombarded by everyone else's information. I call it OPEs, other people's energy, environments, and experiences. And there was all just coming at me through them and communicating with the auric field integration. The closer they got, the more intense it felt for me, because I felt like I was experiencing their stuff, right? And so, as I learned more about that, and my parents, luckily, again, thank you for being born in this family, so they brought indigenous elders around me.

• 5:13Speaker 02

  And I was only eight years old when I went to my first Hoopie tribe and got to learn from the elders there how the indigenous practice their protection around their energy body. There's these different exercises where you zip up your field and hold your belly button in your first eye center to really be encapsulated in your own energy, so that all these OPEs aren't constantly affecting you or impacting you in ways that are less than favorable sometimes. But yeah, it took, it definitely took a few decades to really figure that out. This is not something that is meant to be for sale. And that's why I love to teach people and empower them with their own intuitive and psychic abilities.

• 5:53Ky Dickens?

  So, we actually get a lot of listeners who write in saying things like, "If I wanted to tap into the side of myself or into my tuition, what do I have to do? Do I need to take a course? Do I need to go see a psychic?" Like, how would you answer that?

• 6:04Speaker 02

  First, I want to cover the five areas that will either hinder that ability or help to advance and promote it. And so, nature. Nature is the first and foremost equation of creation. And so, as it relates to intuition, the earth element has to do with our physical body. So, it's also been proven in biology and in nutritional sciences that processed foods and chemical skincare products and high doses of sugar or things that we know are not healthy will block your cellular information. And so, it's really important that you keep your physical nutrition and your physical body as clean and healthy as possible.

• 6:48Ky Dickens?

  So, first, keep your physical body healthy to stay in alignment with intuition. And then, what would be the next recommendation?

• 6:54Speaker 02

  Step two is the element of water. Water in our bodies, and so, proper hydration. Having spring water is very important, and also purification. And that's what water represents, is purifying the other entities, such as mold, fungus, and parasites.

• 7:11Ky Dickens?

  So, similar to earth, the water we drink has potential to impact our intuition.

• 7:16Speaker 02

  Absolutely. And then, the ether element has to do with our belief systems. What do you actually think is true? What do you believe about yourself? Do you believe that you are a divine vessel of communication? And that's really important where meditation comes in.

• 7:32Ky Dickens?

  Okay. And then, when talking about intuition, the ether element can also be described as our potentiality or bridge to higher intuition. Anna emphasizes how keeping that open and trusting in our potential is critical to tapping in.

• 7:47Speaker 02

  And then, the fire element is what lights you up. What are you excited about? What do you love to love and share your love of that life that you came here to be in purpose for with the world? And what triggers you awake is your mission to take. And that's what I love to share with entrepreneurs, the people that are looking for their purpose and really how to drive it forward, is in that fire element.

• 8:09Ky Dickens?

  Okay. I love that. Being in tune with your passions and allowing yourself to explore, you know, what lights you up is key to that alignment process. And as many people who follow the show have heard me say, I think that creating anything is the way to be most in tuned with this world and this plane, because this whole plane is creation. Like, everything here has been created and started as a thought, so creation is huge. Okay. So then, what's the last one?

• 8:32Speaker 02

  The air element has to do with our communication. And when we talk about the languages of intuition, it's both inner communication, right? How do you talk to yourself? Most people, as psychology has shown us, are pretty self-judgmental and batter ourselves from the inside out, where we judge ourselves and shame ourselves more than the outside world does. So, it's important that we have that internal dialogue of, again, of love, of balance, of contentment. As the Buddhists and the Daoists always talk about, it's not about being extremely happy, right? That's not really something that you can sustain, because that's the polarity. And so, being in balance, being in harmony with your communication of self is in the

• 9:15Speaker 02

  air element, and also how you communicate your truths to other people, right? Is it integral? Is it aligned with your inner beliefs? Is it true? And that's something that I've also seen in people that are communicating untruths or extreme narcissists or people that are manipulative, not able to tap into your intuition so much, right? It kind of blocks that communication layer.

• 9:37Ky Dickens?

  Okay. So, just keeping the map straight here for everyone, Anna's five areas of alignment are the body, hydration, beliefs, purpose, and communication.

• 9:46Speaker 02

  Those are the five elements of nature and how it has to do with us getting into alignment. And then, there are the six languages of intuition.

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• 12:16Speaker 02

  We'll start with the one that most everybody knows about, which is the clairvoyance, right? And clair means clear inner. I like to say, get to know your clair, right? Get your inner clair. So the clairvoyance is the clear inner sight, right? And with psychic skills and intuition, the clear inner sight, as well as seeing a billboard that just happens to be the thing that you were looking for, the confirmation to what you were asking for direction in. And so it's important to see that inner guidance, as well as the outer signs that are part of what your intuition is asking for.

• 12:52Ky Dickens?

  So the first clair, clairvoyance, can be described as clear inner sight. Many clairvoyants claim they are able to glean information from the mind's eye in the form of symbols, images, and visions.

• 13:03Speaker 02

  And then we have clairaudience, clear inner hearing. So that's not the mean voices in your head. That's your ego, honey. But the clairaudience, the loving ones, the guiding ones, the ones that tell you, no, don't go out with this person. No, don't eat that food. That's also for your highest good. So it's really important to be in alignment with that and to trust it.

• 13:25Ky Dickens?

  Okay, and then those with clairaudience often report hearing sounds, words, or even music coming from a non-physical place. Like Anna said, it can also come in the form of guidance.

• 13:35Speaker 02

  And then we have what I like to call man intuition, which is claircognizance, which is the clear inner knowing. It's that trust in yourself. It's that trust in the divine of what you believe that is for your highest good that's going to guide you without having to ask beyond anyone's doubt or facts.

• 13:52Ky Dickens?

  Okay, claircognizance is more just like an inner knowing. And this is the one that I have, I think. And the way I can describe it best is like a tuning fork. And this will actually happen a lot when like working on an episode or writing something. I don't know how to explain when something is right, but it feels like a tuning fork where you just know, poof, this is the right thing. And the way I describe it to people, because it's not necessarily a vision. It's not like you're hearing something. It's just a sense of knowing. You know this is what you're supposed to be doing. You know that this is right. You know that this is dangerous. Anyway, okay, so that's the one I love. It's instinctual, right? So then what's the next one?

• 14:26Speaker 02

  Now we have clairsentience, which is the mom intuition, the clear inner feeling that is your body telling you what your yeses and noes are. And that's where you might get butterflies in your tummy, or what I call angel bumps, goosebumps, right? It's like your body lights up. That's your intelligence telling you, yes, do that thing. This is for you. This is awesome, right? Or you might get nauseous, or a headache, or blurry vision, or uncomfortable sensations in your ears. All of those things have to do with clairsentience.

• 14:58Ky Dickens?

  Okay, that's great. Clairsentience, it's like mom intuition. And then what's next?

• 15:03Speaker 02

  And then we have the two that most people don't even talk about, which are clairgustance, is the clear inner taste, and clairalience, is the clear inner smell. And that's where you can be anywhere, like in the airport, and all of a sudden, you pick up on the scent of your grandfather's cigar. What is that doing in here? It's not somebody that just walked by. It's your clairalience that is picking up on the energy of this scent that is giving you that ancestral comfort, that is embracing you with whatever you might be thinking about or concerned about is perhaps an ancestor coming back to tell you that they love you, or your great-grandmother's perfume, or a scent that reminds you of something

• 15:48Speaker 02

  that gives you the idea to act on as that guidance choice.

• 15:52Ky Dickens?

  So it feels like what you're saying is that every sense that we have is maybe only the beginnings of something that could be, you know, further opened up. Like perhaps we have the ability to, but we aren't using that gift in its full potential.

• 16:05Speaker 02

  Absolutely. And I just imagine a world where everyone is lit up and empowered with their intuitive gifts, and we're able to be in such integrity and such transparency with ourself that trust is a natural thing, right? And that is what is really, I feel, that we're coming into in all of this development and ascension that's happening on the planet right now.

• 16:30Ky Dickens?

  Okay, and then what are your suggestions for just like, you know, daily alignment?

• 16:34Speaker 02

  That starts with, as soon as you wake up, even before you get out of bed, is check yourself. These micro-adjustments of what are the first thoughts that come into your brain, into your mind, right when you wake up? And as we talked about before, most of the time, the ego tries to get you to, oh, you have to do this, and you did that wrong, and you should have done that, da-da-da-da. Check yourself, bring you back to center, bring you back to that harmonious state of immediately going into gratitude. I'm grateful for the bed I'm in, I'm grateful for this home, I'm grateful for my family. This is an energy game. This isn't so much of, yes, the physical things matter, and tree hugging and all those things do help with connecting you to the field. Yet what we're talking about really is getting out of your own way

• 17:19Speaker 02

  in order for your intuition to be able to guide you, right? That it starts with the micro-adjustments of your mindset and your belief system. And then I go into journaling, immediately going into, okay, how am I going to trust myself today? What parts of my intuition do I know? Like I said, go into what you know you felt the last time you didn't trust yourself, and start by saying, okay, I now trust myself with these feelings, this type of guidance. When a message comes in, when I feel this type of an energy, like Thomas Edison said that intuition comes with a burst, and then everything else comes and follows after, right?

• 18:01Speaker 02

  It's the doubt that comes after the burst that you want to ignore. And so really going into the programming of our brain, your intuition is telling you, this way is better, my love, try this way. There's a lot of talk about self-love. What does that actually mean? It means trusting your guidance and giving your intuition the ability to strengthen and to grow. And so first, check yourself with those micro-adjustments and thoughts. Then write them down. And then ask yourself of, okay, what are the actual things today, before going into conversation, before stepping into meetings, that are in the highest alignment for me at this time? And that's where you can go into meditation.

• 18:45Speaker 02

  You can really feel into all of the different facets that are guiding you and wanting to come through you and communicate through your cellular and your energy intelligence, and guide you of what actions, what conversations, what meetings, what events, what people, what environments are in your highest good for that moment. Parmeshi Yogananda is the founder of Self-Realization Fellowship. One of the most famous quotes that he has, that a lot of people have heard, is that environment is stronger than will. And typically, that's where the quote kind of stops. So like, okay, great, and then what? Until you have the will to change your environment. Ah, there it is.

• 19:28Speaker 02

  Now, this is your inner environment and/or your outer environment, right? You can get up and go, change your environment, go back home, go to your happy place, whatever. Or change your inner environment, going back to your beliefs. And then that allows you to be the strength that actually is the energy that changes the environment itself, right? Like you can feel when somebody who is in their potency of energy walks into a room. You don't have to look around, you just go, whoa, what just happened? Somebody just walked in, like, they're in alignment. That is someone who has the will to change their environment, rather than being imposed by the energy of it.

• 20:08Ky Dickens?

  So ultimately, a daily practice really comes down to three things. Notice your first thoughts. Write down the signals you're receiving. And pause before the outside world begins making decisions for you. The point isn't to treat every passing feeling as a message. It's to become familiar enough with your own patterns that you can recognize when something feels meaningfully different. This may seem impossible at first, but the more you listen, the more you'll hear.

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• 21:13Ky Dickens?

  Anna says she has also worked with HeartMath Institute, an organization that studies connections among emotional states, so heart rhythms and self-regulation. And I wanted to understand what she believes that work demonstrated.

• 21:26Speaker 02

  We were wanting to calibrate and look at the difference of love. And this was something that I wanted to prove when I flatlined in 2002 for two and a half minutes. And I was in the center of the universe, this beautiful, evervessant, blooming rose of energy that I was in at that time. It felt like a day, but it was just two and a half minutes. And I was shown the law of love. And the law of love says that love doesn't change its frequency from love to fear. And I wanted to prove it with the HeartMath Institute. Love is a wave of energy that ondulates, that goes up and down, that has intensity and frequency variations. And what I was shown when I was flatlined and in the middle of the galaxy

• 22:09Speaker 02

  was that love is the difference of wanting to be loved, the desire to be loved. And the more that you specifically want to be loved by some person at one time in this way, by that particular measure, then the more downward spiral the love energy grows and becomes a symptom of lack of fear, of depression, of shame, of blame. And so to flip that switch, then, you go to the desire to share your love, the desire to give your love, the wanting to make something that is loving. And so that was where we tested in HeartMath, was the gifting of love. Well, guess what?

• 22:54Speaker 02

  It's not the actual receiver that feels that love more. It's the person who is giving the love that has the greater intensity of gratitude, of harmony, and it goes all the way up these different scales of Hertz frequency that have been calibrated. There's all kinds of beautiful charts that show that. I teach that as well. There's a YouTube video where I teach the law of love. Anyone can look up. And that explains it much more in detail. But that was what we were actually able to prove by the energetic waves of love through that scientific study.

• 23:31Ky Dickens?

  So within the framework you're describing, would you say the way to counteract that like feeling of lacking, right? Like that desire to be loved is to look for an opportunity to give love instead?

• 23:44Speaker 02

  Absolutely. Being of service is something that the Hindu religion has always taught, and they call seva, being of service, right? And it doesn't mean you have to go hurry up and sign up for charity. No, just feel into your heart that we all know someone in our community, in our family, in our friends and family circle that needs some help, that would love it if you just came over and made them dinner, right? Would love it if you just helped them pick up their kids from school, would love to be supported in some other way. Or just call and ask them, hey, you know, I know you're going through a tough time right now. Is there some way that I can help you, support you, or be of loving service? Let me know. I got you, right? And if not, I can find somebody to help you.

• 24:28Speaker 02

  Like, help, let me help you, right? And so looking at it from that perspective, all of a sudden, the dopamine in your brain kicks on in a good, loving way, not in the social media addictive way, but in the happy serotonin way. And as we do that, as we are in more service, as we find more people to love in our own way, then guess what? You become magnetic and you become someone that others want to love. And that attracts, again, more of that reciprocal goodness.

• 25:03Ky Dickens?

  What Anna is describing is ultimately a practice of attention, learning to notice the different ways information may be reaching us and becoming familiar enough with ourselves to recognize what feels meaningful, whether you understand those signals as psychic, spiritual, or simply a deeper form of self-awareness, slow down, pay attention, and practice trusting what you notice. And I appreciate where Anna leaves us, with the idea that when we find ourselves focused on the love or support that we aren't receiving, one way forward is to look for a way to offer those things to someone else. So Anna, thank you for sharing your story and teaching us more about the different languages of intuition.

• 25:39Speaker 02

  Absolutely.

• 25:40Ky Dickens?

  If you want to learn more about Anna, including her free YouTube videos and website, you can check out our episode's description. That's it for this episode of The Talk Tracks. But new episodes will be released every Wednesday, so stay tuned as we work to unravel all the threads, even the veiled ones that knit together our reality. And please remember to stay kind, stay curious, and that being a true skeptic requires an open mind. To dive in deeper, subscribe to our Backstage Pass by visiting our website. With it, you'll unlock access to bonus content like telepathy tests, Ask Me Anything interviews with myself and guests. You'll be able to enjoy the podcast ad-free, connect with other members on our Telepathy Tribe Discord, and hear and see exclusive content from the Telepathy Tapes Vault. Visit our website at thetelepathytapes.com

• 26:24Ky Dickens?

  for more info on how to subscribe to our Backstage Pass. Thank you to my amazing collaborators, producers Katherine Ellis and Selena Kennedy, technical directing, audio mix, and finishing by Jeremy Cole, opening and closing music by Elizabeth P. W., and original logo and cover art by Ben Kandora Design. I'm Kai Dickens, your executive producer, writer, and host.

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