Lately, I've been thinking a lot about the "pathless path."

The idea is this: there are many paths available to us, paths created by society, hierarchies, and cultural structures. These tend to be well-worn, familiar, and often comforting.

But the known is shifting now, and swiftly. We can't necessarily trust what has worked before to work in the same way again. Much of the world feels chaotic, ungrounded, and unpredictable, and those of us who cling to the familiar are finding ourselves swept away.

This is where we are invited to develop a few skills, virtues, ways of being.

In a world where circumstances can turn on a dime, we're invited to hold things loosely. Whatever we cling to may feel ripped away - though in truth, we are simply being asked to evolve beyond it. This requires a deeper trust in ourselves, a willingness to lean into our greater gifts, and a mindset that is agile and aware.

For me, this is where Intuition steps in.

Our unconscious mind often defaults to what ...