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Do you think discernment is just intuition or something deeper? If you could see the spiritual realm for a few minutes, you would avoid certain people, conversations and environments. Not everything harmful is obvious on the surface. Discernment matters, being sensitive to what helps or harm you even if you can’t see it. It is less about fear and more about wisdom.

@justchinonye This is so true. The spiritual controls the physical.

Truly, what is in the spirit is more powerful than what is in the physical.

@harkhinyhemme lol

@Seyified3 Thank God you stopped

what's something you used to enjoy that you don't anymore?

@UniqueEunice6 You see

@Seyified3 It is the one you forget o

This happens because the weather is so hot. Once your soup has cooled off, keep it in the fridge.

@Eddyfisher230 Enjoy your self.

Once we smoke, we gotta use them incense,babe..... Out for karaoke 🎤 chilling soft night 😎

@TOPT_TTT Okay. Have a peaceful night

Peace I leave with you my peace I give you. John 14:27 Good night friends, Sleep well 🌙

Sometimes your calling is found in what feels easiest to you but impactful others. Today, go out there and let your impact be felt.

Have your experience in life made you more guarded or more compassionate?

@halowrites01 I like this breakdown

@Seyified3 To me, discernment is not intuition. My intuition can hint that something isn't good or that I should be weary of a particular thing. But discernment let's you know that this is wrong on all angles. Its more than a surface thing, but it's spiritual and deep

Do you think discernment is just intuition or something deeper? If you could see the spiritual realm for a few minutes, you would avoid certain people, conversations and environments. Not everything harmful is obvious on the surface. Discernment matters, being sensitive to what helps or harm you even if you can’t see it. It is less about fear and more about wisdom.

@Lemzy090 Thank you for this .

@Seyified3 It often involves profound perception, insight, and acute understanding, often used to navigate moral, spiritual, or practical situations by evaluating hidden influences. It is active, not passive, often rooted in prayer and wisdom.

@wakajeje116 Exactly! True discernment is wisdom.

Absolutely, Discernment isn’t just a gut feeling; it’s a more of a spiritual radar tuned to what nourishes or drains you. Some dangers aren’t visible, they hide in people, words, or places. True discernment is wisdom, not fear: knowing what to do per time...when to engage & when to step back.

@chinex_rambo SPot on.

@Seyified3 Discernment isn’t just gut feeling, it’s tuned awareness. It helps you navigate life wisely, sensing what nourishes or harms, even when it’s hidden. True wisdom, not fear.

@wakajeje116 Only God can judge.

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@celebrityprinte Yes, I think it’s trusting that inner voice more than what the eyes can see.

@Seyified3 Discernment for me is simply your highest self and spirit guides guiding you, they see what your physical eyes is too limited to see

@starboyz_009 Yes, it’s more about wisdom.

@Seyified3 Your last statement wraps it all

@Mr_Bluu_ Okay

@Seyified3 To do things with the spirit is a no no

@Osman_billzz You explained it so well.

I think it’s deeper than just intuition. It’s awareness shaped by experience, values, and quiet observation. Sometimes your mind processes patterns your eyes haven’t fully caught yet. Discernment is really about protecting your peace and direction, knowing what aligns with you and what quietly drains you, even when it’s not obvious.

@KingbossaVibez So true. It’s almost like spiritual antennae picking up frequencies your physical eyes can’t see . I like how you framed it as filtering with wisdom instead of fear.

Discernment is often described as intuition, but it’s usually something deeper than a quick gut feeling. Intuition is that immediate, subconscious sense you get from patterns your mind has already learned. Discernment builds on that, but adds awareness, reflection, experience, and judgment. It’s the ability to pause, evaluate, and choose wisely—not just react. Your point about “not everything harmful being obvious” is important. Discernment helps you: •Notice subtle red flags in people or situations •Recognize environments that drain or uplift you •Distinguish between what feels good in the moment and what is actually good long-term So rather than something purely mystical or purely logical, discernment sits in between—a blend of perception, experience, and thoughtful evaluation. And you’re right about the mindset: it’s less about fear and more about wisdom. Fear avoids everything; discernment filters and chooses with clarity.

Mother Nature won.