Sixth Sense? Try All Five First!

What if your most powerful intuitive abilities weren't hidden in crystal balls or tarot cards, but within your own five senses? 

Eboni Banks, mystic, survivor, writer, and embodied intuition teacher, reveals how our natural intuitive gifts correlate directly with our physical senses. She unpacks the seven "clairs" - clairtangence (touch), clairgustance (taste), clairolfactance (smell), clairaudience (hearing), clairvoyance (sight), clairsentience (feeling), and claircognizance (knowing) - demystifying what many consider rare psychic abilities.

"Intuition is really part of our natural human design," Eboni explains. "It is the part of us that connects to our spirit." Through personal stories, including her accidental discovery of her own clairtangent abilities during a Reiki session and her powerful healing journey as a sexual violence survivor, Eboni demonstrates how our bodies constantly communicate wisdom through what scientists call a "connatural conversation" between mind and body.

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Chapters

• 0:00 Welcome to Embodied Intuition
• 5:00 Understanding the Seven Claire Senses
• 14:19 The Accidental Reiki Discovery
• 22:00 Healing Trauma Through Body Wisdom
• 32:14 Bridging Physical and Non-Physical Realities
• 37:39 Your Body's Internal Intelligence System

Transcript

Granddaughter Crow: 0:01

Welcome to Belief, Being, and Beyond with your host, Granddaughter Crow. Hi everybody, Granddaughter Crow here and we have another episode of Belief Being and Beyond, and this time we have a wonderful individual who is showing us how to connect with our intuition, maybe not necessarily as something untouchable, a gift that only a few have, but more of an embodiment practice, using your intuition to be able to do it every day. We have Eboni Banks with us. Say hi to everyone, Eboni.

Eboni: 0:49

Hi everyone. I'm so excited to be here and to share all the things that I have experienced and lived with intuition and what it's taught me.

Granddaughter Crow: 0:58

She is a mystic, a survivor yes, a writer, an author and an embodied teacher. As an intuitive coach and mentor, she helps people deepen their intuitive abilities by reconnecting with their five senses, transforming everyday experiences into powerful inner guidance. And I am so excited about having you on the show, Eboni. It's just amazing what you do, because I think that in a world that we want to be psychic and so we go to crystal balls and we go to the tarot cards and we go to which is great, I don't think you have a problem with that, but you're kind of like oh, let's bring it a little even closer to home. Could you talk to us a little bit about the basic foundation of intuition embodied with the five senses?

Eboni: 2:07

Yeah, absolutely so. The way that I've learned to understand it, just through my lived experience, is that intuition is really a part of our natural human design. It is the part of us that connects to our spirit. You know, we're both physical and non-physical beings, and we're so focused on the physical aspect that connects to our brain as our primary form of intelligence. But our non-physical beings, and we're so focused on the physical aspect that connects to our brain as our primary form of intelligence, but our non-physical aspect also gives us, I think, even more intelligence than our brain. And to me, that non-physical aspect is our intuition, you know they both give us information, but in very different ways, you know.

Eboni: 2:41

But because we're just so overwhelmed with physical reality that we ignore our other kind of intelligence, that is non-physical, which is our intuition, and connecting it to the senses. You know, because I'm someone who's clear, tangent, I've understood that all of the clairs, well, most five out of the seven, directly correlate with our five primary senses. And that's like not a mistake. You know, touch, taste, hear, smell and see correlate to five of the seven clear senses. And that's because that is kind of the, the bridge, that's the vessel that we access those senses through. Does that make sense?

Granddaughter Crow: 3:20

Absolutely so. Five senses roll through them one more time time a little slower for me.

Eboni: 3:26

So you've got touch, taste, hearing, smell smelling and seeing.

Granddaughter Crow: 3:39

And so then, what would the correlating clairs?

Eboni: 3:43

be yes. So for touch, the companion clairsense is clair tangent, which I think of as one of the three lesser known clairs. Most people know clairvoyance but they don't know all the others and those who do know others, they don't know these three. So there's clair tangent, which means clear touch Taste. There's clair gustent, which means clear touch Taste. There's clairgustance, which means clear taste, smell. There's clairolfactance, which is such a weird word, which means clear smelling. Hearing is clairaudient, which some people have heard of that one. That means clear hearing. And then seeing is clairvoyant, which is probably the most popular of all the clairs, and that means clear seeing.

Granddaughter Crow: 4:23

I love it. And then there's two more. I know one is Claire cognizant.

Eboni: 4:29

Yes, what is that Clear knowing?

Granddaughter Crow: 4:33

Clear knowing, like that time that you just kind of know but you don't know how you know. You know, but you know?

Eboni: 4:38

yep, and every single person has had that experience, you know.

Granddaughter Crow: 4:42

I love that, and we talk ourselves out of it sometimes. And then what's the seventh?

Eboni: 4:47

one. The seventh one is clairsentient, which means clear feeling, which is also an experience that a lot of people have all the time. You know like you can feel if someone's staring at you, if they're looking at you too long, if they're, you know, you can just feel like people's presence around you. So, yes, I'm of the belief. Everyone is clear something because we are all having these experiences, mostly subconsciously, because people aren't aware that they don't think about it as intuition, they don't think about it as a spiritual form of receiving information and intelligence. They don't think about it this way, you know, and so, unfortunately, because they don't, they also don't develop it. You know, because it's, it's there for us. We just have to learn how to use it and understand it.

Granddaughter Crow: 5:32

I love that quick little story. I really got to know myself and in a minute I really want to talk about how is somebody supposed to understand, if they're just beginning, which one? They might be more than another or that, but it was really kind of funny because I too am a person who does one on one sessions and have been doing that for a long time. And I was downed at working out of a shop and I'm really, really conscious with the, the clairsentience and the clairaudient and the clairvoyance, and I get a lot of gut checks and that kind of thing. And somebody said oh, are you, you know, claretangent? And I'm like I don't think so. And so then I sat down and this one lady who wanted a reading a session with me, who wanted a reading a session with me, she just came right in, said can I have your hand? So I offered her my hand, she put a wallet in there and she said what do you feel? And it was so wild. This was my first wow, I'm doing this and I didn't even know.

Granddaughter Crow: 6:40

It was like I had to close my eyes and I just felt like it felt like these pictures started coming in and I'm like whoa, I see a restaurant and I see this and I see where breakfast and I hear music and it came through so clearly tell, it was brought to my attention and it was really, really cool. And you're right, that is one that I mean. How do you know how to, if you have that or develop it? And I think that one of the things I used to go get my nails done and my haircut at the salons the older I get Eboni, the more sensitive I get. I don't want strangers touching my fingers and my hair. I've got select, spiritual people who come and do my hair for me because I pick up too much Like I don't want to know about what your life situation is because you're doing my nails, and they don't want me to know about their life situation. You know what I?

Eboni: 7:40

mean yes, wow, and hair is like antenna in a way you know, so you got. Hair is actually very sacred. You have to be really, really mindful of, like, who we allow to be in our hair in general.

Granddaughter Crow: 7:52

So I love that. Get them out of your hair in general Out of your hair?

Eboni: 7:56

Yes, you have to have. Not everybody can touch should be touching your hair.

Granddaughter Crow: 8:00

How would somebody be able to identify what Claire they might be, and how?

Eboni: 8:10

Yes, that's such a good question. So the Claire's are similar to our five primary senses in that you can have more than one, just like we can. I'm looking at you now, I'm hearing you now and you know these things are all happening at the same time. They can happen at the same time, so it's not like you only have one. Most people have multiple but there will be one that is more dominant for the person. You know like, yeah, I think for me I say Claire tangent is more dominant, but I experienced Claire sentient a lot, you know, just like in every. It's just a big part of my everyday life and so it's claircognizant.

Eboni: 8:45

And before I move on, I want to share too with clairtangent. It's different from the other clairs because the touch triggers clairsentient and clairvoyant, right. So, like when I'm in a session with a client and I'm touching them that's why, when you were talking about, like, all the things that were coming to you, that's because touch was triggering those things. So you probably saw visions in your mind's eye and you probably just automatically like, felt things too, right, because that's how it is with my clients, that's how I get information from them, because the touch triggers all these things for me. So if I don't touch them I don't see things in my mind's eye like I do when I do touch them. So I just wanted to like share that and Claire's tangent is. That is really specific to Claire's tangent. The other Claire's don't trigger each other in the same, in the same way, you know.

Granddaughter Crow: 9:32

See, I learn something new every day.

Eboni: 9:35

Yes, but in terms of how do you know which one is most dominant for you? It's really about bringing, like, as much awareness to yourself as possible and paying attention to what you, how your body, is responding, because I process intuition through the physical body, you know, through the clear, through the senses, obviously. And so it's really about paying attention to how your body is responding, cause it's always giving us cues and signals all day long. We're receiving cues and signals, but we don't pay attention to them. So I think of it as you know, the cue and the signal is like your intuition's way of saying, like hey, pay attention, like I have information for you. You know, it's like the hello, and so once you pay attention to your body's cues and signals, you can see what you're responding to. Is it, you know, sound, which? Is it touch, taste, hear, smell or see? Like which one of those things are you responding to? Mostly when it comes to, like, getting information, you know is that?

Granddaughter Crow: 10:28

is that a good? Does that answer it for you? Oh yeah, absolutely. I think that with gifts and I want to get your take on this, Eboni, because you've been working with a lot of people and studying this and writing a book I really want to say check out Eboni Banks. Body way intuitioncom. Follow on social media, Insta, tick, talk the same at body way intuition. Now my question for you is um, I'm going to have to cut there because I flew off the handle and then I can't.

Granddaughter Crow: 11:09

You're allowed, because I was like, oh, this is great. And then I was like, where did my thought go? I actually might leave this in because it's just silly. What was my question? Oh, so I was going down the line, oh, got it. Oh, so I was going down the line, oh, got it. So here's my question, observation, and I'd love to hear your take.

Granddaughter Crow: 11:32

Sometimes in my lived experience, I just kind of was like I could see and hear things, but I didn't know that other people couldn't see and hear things. Yes, so I felt like all natural, and I remember being in corporate America and you know, realizing that I'm gifted, wanting to shut it down, long story. But I was like somebody walked past my office and I'd be like, hey, how's the move going? And they'd stop and they'd look at me and I'd say, well, aren't you like moved? And they were like nobody told me, nobody. I haven't told anybody that. How do you know? And I'm like, damn it, how come? You just looked like you were moving to me, like you were moving houses, and it's not like you know. And so are other things. Do you find that a lot of people who have these gifts don't realize that they're gifts until they start?

Granddaughter Crow: 12:32

like going compare contrast with others or what do you think about that?

Eboni: 12:37

That's a good question.

Eboni: 12:38

I think, generally speaking, people pacify their ability to experience these things, you know, because, like I said, I believe everyone is having these kinds of experiences on a consistent basis throughout their life, right, but they don't recognize them. And so, because they don't recognize it, they're just like ah, you know, it's not a big deal, it's not a thing. When it is a big deal, it is a thing, you know. And so, um, I think it's different for different people. I know, for me I had a hard time, like accepting this part of myself.

Eboni: 13:07

For a really long time I thought I was weird, I thought people would think I was weird. I like asked myself like am I crazy? Like to other people, like, hear and know, like what I'm hearing and knowing is this. So I went through my own little journey of that and for a while I too didn't realize other people didn't know and hear and see things in the way that I did, you know. But once but once I did realize that, oh, this is not something everyone experiences as often as I do, you know, because it's happening to me, like it's such a part of my life, it's happening all day, every day.

Eboni: 13:42

I didn't realize other people didn't, it wasn't happening for them in the same way. So I had to like go through a whole lot of checks and balances in myself just to like make sure, like, am I healthy, like what is happening here, you know. And then, um, you know. Then I just came to accept that I am. When I learned I was clear tangent. I learned that accidentally I was not looking for it at all, and so that experience for me I was like, okay, I'm done, I'm done, I can't pretend this anymore. I can't hide, I can't diminish it. Okay, I get the message universe, you want me to own this part of who I am. I'm done trying to belittle this.

Granddaughter Crow: 14:23

Can you tell us that story? Would you share that story of how you accidentally found one of your most powerful gifts, because I love this.

Eboni: 14:32

Yes, it's so wild, it just it blows me away so.

Eboni: 14:35

I had been going to a Reiki master's house just for regular spiritual events. You know, I had a relationship with her and she would have all kinds of people coming over to her house and I just loved her. She was like a godmother to me, you know. And so at one of these events I decided to get a service of hers because she offered all these different services, and so I thought I scheduled, you know, something else to be done and on the day we scheduled it maybe two weeks before the actual event, so the day of the event I show up at her house for it and she's ready to attune me to Reiki. And at that time I knew what Reiki was but I really was not interested in being like a Reiki practitioner or anything, and I think I had scheduled an appointment. I thought I scheduled it to like have my chakras cleared or something, some other energy work. So because I had so much respect for her and she was prepared like she went through whatever she had to go through to like to prepare, to prepare herself to share Reiki with me in this way, I just didn't want to stray from what she prepared for because I respected her so much, you know. So we walked from her house to this park and we were out there for a few hours. She's praying over me, attuning me to Reiki, doing all the things, and then this man comes over and he cause we're in a public park and he's like, what are you all doing? And he sees that the papers say Reiki and he's like, oh, do you want to practice on me? And the woman is like oh, you know, the universe always sends you exactly what you need when you need it. So he lays down in the grass and I'm essentially doing what she just taught me to do.

Eboni: 16:08

And I asked her if I could talk, because I was getting all this information about his wife and daughter. And usually Reiki is a silent practice. You know, you don't talk, it's just like channeling the energy. So she's like of course. So I started telling him what his body was telling me, because that's how I see my readings, like I'm telling you what your body's telling me.

Eboni: 16:27

And then by the time I got to the top of his head, because I started the soles of his feet and I still do my sessions this way to this day from the bottom of the feet to the top of the head I had all this whole story I had shared with him about his wife and daughter and he was silent the entire time. So when we're done he's like oh, you're exactly right, how do you know all of that? And I told him I have no idea because I've never done that in my life until right now. So I didn't even know that clear tangent was a thing. I didn't know the word and in the early years of seeing clients I would say it's like Reiki.

Granddaughter Crow: 17:02

But I'm talking that's how I would describe it. I love it Because I didn't know how else to describe it. I love it. Can people just a side note? Can people book online with you?

Eboni: 17:15

Yeah, absolutely Get a session with you. Yes, because right now I'm only doing remote sessions, which sounds odd because it's touch, but I have this teddy bear. I think it's so when I do remote sessions I use a teddy bear and the teddy bear is like the person's body for me. I think it's just my brain's way of understanding, like what is happening, you know, but by request I do in-person sessions too, but mostly they've been, they've been remote for years now, since COVID I think.

Granddaughter Crow: 17:41

actually, yeah, I love it. So you guys can book with Eboni at bodywayintuitioncom. So I have another question for you that I'm just curious, and if I'm curious, I bet a listener is too. In your beautiful bio you refer to yourself as a survivor and I want for you, as a survivor, to share as much as you wish. But why do you what? What is the story?

Eboni: 18:17

behind the word.

Eboni: 18:19

Oh goodness, it connects so much to this work and to how I understand intuition and why I've called my company Bodyweight Intuition.

Eboni: 18:27

I'm a sexual violence survivor and I repressed it for many years and I've learned that repression is a common response to sexual violence. And so I, when it was like my consciousness was allowing me to acknowledge that something horrible happened to me that I had to deal with, allowing me to acknowledge that something horrible happened to me that I had to deal with, it was all showing up through my body. I was doing yoga and I was crying after yoga classes. I was just releasing so much through my body and it was just giving me all these cues and signals. It was telling me so much. And so that's kind of how I've come to understand intuition through the body, because of my healing journey. That's how I healed. It was through my body, it was. It was me, my most intelligent part of myself, speaking to me through my body, and so that's how all of it like connects for me and why I can I talk about it through the senses and through the body.

Granddaughter Crow: 19:20

You know what is so beautiful about that. Thank you for sharing that. But what's so beautiful about that is that a lot of people who have gone through trauma, whatever type, will not want to embody. They don't want to go into their body because the trauma response and it literally is the amygdala and there's a lot of science behind that. So it's extra that you went through that and then were able to re-embody.

Eboni: 19:54

Yeah, I know it's amazing. I learned that there's a term called a natural conversation, so the mind and the body are always talking like 24 hours a day. Our mind and body are always talking to each other and so I was doing all these healing things. I mean this is over years, you know. I was depressed for two years, I retreated from my social circle. I mean there were days I stayed in bed like for a very long time, like I went.

Eboni: 20:19

It wasn't like this pretty easy thing, you know, and all of that was like me bringing that to life, like me dealing with all this stuff that I had held in my body for so long, you know. And and I had tried yoga, like probably 10 years before, and I hated it and I was like I'm never doing this again. But but when I tried yoga the second time around, like I loved the way it put me in my body, even though it made me cry, and it was so upset, like I, because some part of me, whatever it, was like ready to deal with this stuff, you know. So, yeah, it's it really is. I'm just so grateful because I was doing, I was in so much prayer and meditation and crystal therapy and like all the things, and so how I've learned to understand it is that by doing all these things, these spiritual things, to support myself, I created a stronger conversation between my mind and my body.

Granddaughter Crow: 21:13

What do you call that again?

Eboni: 21:14

A natural conversation. C-o-n-n-a-t-u-a-r-a-l. Yeah, and I learned that term from Dr oh, what's his name?

Granddaughter Crow: 21:29

He's an Ivy League educated doctor.

Eboni: 21:29

We'll'll put it, we'll put it, we'll remember it. Yeah, yeah, I can look it up. The book is somewhere behind me I love it, I love it.

Granddaughter Crow: 21:35

You know, that's just speaks to the resilience of your soul, absolutely, and I see that as a guiding light, absolutely, which is a whole journey in and of itself. But you can actually then strengthen and not just make lemonade, but like the whole meringue pie and all of these things that you're doing. It's just, it's, it's, it's, it's. I don't, I'm not kind of at a loss for words, because that's just survivor resilient resilient survivor. If I could edit your bio, I would input resilient survivor, because you didn't just survive, you are resilient.

Eboni: 22:39

Thank you so much and it's so funny that that word is coming up because I have a second book which is actually the first book I wrote, but it's the second one that will be coming out which is a memoir, and someone was reading my memoir is actually the first book I wrote, but it's the second one that will be coming out which is a memoir. And someone was reading my memoir and like the early parts of it where I talk about my childhood and the person said to me oh you're so. You're such a resilient child. You know, this happened to me as an adult, but like this resilient thing is in me, it's who I am, you know.

Granddaughter Crow: 23:03

I love that, you know, ok, okay, so here's another question. Um, she said she was an open book, so I'm going there. Yeah, I am. I heard. Uh, you mentioned briefly at LlewellynCon 2025. I'm going to put the link below so you guys, I'm referencing it, but I want you guys to be able to watch Eboni Banks talk even more in depth about this at the LlewellynCon 2025. And it'll be the link for YouTube for Llewellyn Follow Llewellyn. But you briefly mentioned that you were raised in a religion and I'm just like, ooh, let's go there, because, because I was too, I was raised by reverence of the Christian faith.

Eboni: 23:52

Whoa.

Granddaughter Crow: 23:52

Who met in seminary school and I was, whatever anointed to be, to carry that torch. But here's the crazy thing my father's full blood Navajo. So I have a long story. But at the end of the day I see my father as a medicine man who did it in a way that was able to appease Christianity and the white body at that time, and so that's kind of how I see it. So I always relate and I know that we have a lot of people out there who came from whether it's Christianity or whatever, no shame, you know, no, but some sort of a dogma or a dogma. That was a little bit difficult. Can you talk just briefly about your childhood and how you know, how you're? Eboni Banks, writing books about intuition and touching, doing Reiki with words and all of that.

Eboni: 24:51

Yeah, yes, yes, I was definitely raised in a strong Christian family. I'm African-American A lot of African-Americans are religious just culturally, and so Christianity was my family's religion and I went to Sunday school, and all that as a child, like for years. You know, thing I appreciate most about my Christian upbringing is that it gave me an awareness of non-physical presence. You know, like I understood that this physical world is just one aspect of reality, and so I'm grateful for that, because I got that at a very young age. Like that's how I understood the things they were telling me, because I was like studying it.

Eboni: 25:33

I was like why is Jesus he and I? I was, you know, I wasn't like agreeable with what I was, I was learning and, um, so I guess I don't know. I think my healing journey and just who I am, my family is, although very religious they are, I also have my great grandmother at Palms for a living and so no-transcript, being in her living room in lines of people waiting to see her. So they also understood there's this other way of life, you know.

Granddaughter Crow: 26:34

Yeah, I absolutely love that and you know, it's kind of interesting because I actually I've heard of so many people who were raised in a religion, but I like the way that you said it, because of culture and that's what you do and that part of the country or you know, that's just what you do and you know and I love it because, as it sounds like as a child, you questioned and you were curious and that, for me, is a part of your resilience. That is, the questioning and the curiosity is like the motivator toward, is a part of how you do resilience. I'm not, I'm not trying to give you a read or nothing, I just see no thank you for that.

Eboni: 27:26

I receive that. Thank you. That's so beautiful and I've always questioned when I was little, when I was like really little, I would wonder where I would be if I didn't have a body. This is what my little brain was thinking you know, because I was hearing all this stuff in church about like non-physical life, and so I was just, like you know, trying to understand, basically, you know.

Granddaughter Crow: 27:46

Yeah, I love that. I love that. You know. It also brings in that that idea that you know as spiritual people. When we're talking to people who and we understand physical and non-physical, and we understand what intuition is and we're getting to know more about that, or we understand, you know, all of these beings and deities that are Reiki and energy and consciousness that there is sometimes when we speak with people who aren't of the same mind that we might just jump over, that they are ignoring that there is a non-reality when really they may be coming from reality or non-physical, unseen world or whatever, that they only subscribe to the physical, seen world. I kind of doing what I do for so long sometimes I kind of forget that. You know what I mean.

Eboni: 28:45

Yes, that's such a good point. And it blows me away too that I guess I'd probably blow people away too. The way I process life right, we're all just trying to survive, but it blows me away that people process life with, like only that acknowledgement, because it's it's only half of the whole. You know, like you're missing so much. You're missing so much. You know, we know we're spiritual beings, we're spiritual beings first. So how can you like not pay attention to all that and whatever that is for you and for your people? And you know so.

Granddaughter Crow: 29:21

It's just it's so wild Okay, back to intuition, embodiment and all of that that we are using the physical five senses for the most part, like my husband isn't as the best at hearing and I've got really sharp ears. I'm not the best with my sight and he has really great sight and no shame, no blame, we make one person.

Granddaughter Crow: 29:48

When we get together, we can walk down the street right but it's really kind of interesting because we take a lot of those, the touch and the taste and all of that. We understand it because we live in that and you help us to bridge that. We have already been operating with like physical senses. Now we can translate those into intuition and non unseen world. Am I catching that right? Because that makes a perfect bridge.

Eboni: 30:33

Yes, you are, because essentially what it is is, it is an acknowledgement of our intuition, bridges our subconscious and our conscious mind, you know, because intuition lives in our subconscious mind and so all the information, the cues and the things that we're getting, it's happening subconsciously.

Eboni: 30:50

Once we acknowledge it and actually get the information, then it becomes conscious. So the journey, the intuitive journey, is all about bridging the subconscious with the conscious, because we have all this wisdom in our subconscious mind and it is expressing itself through our body in a million ways and all we have to do is pay attention to it. And it's also, you know, a little bit about think. You have to think differently too, because, like touch, for example, you know, when we feel the sun in our arms and that heat from the sun, like that's a form of touch, you know the energy is touching our arms. So it's like also a little, a little bit, of shifting how you think about the senses, because it doesn't show up in the same way that touch does, you know, like when you're touching a person, but it shows up through a similar process.

Granddaughter Crow: 31:40

Does that make sense? Absolutely, are you? I got to tell you listeners, Eboni has a book coming out and, if you're seeing this in next year, she had a book coming out. December 2025 called your Intuitive Nudge. I think it's a step-by-step guide to connect with your intuition. Yes, so basically a lot of what you're saying. Are they going to be able to find that in the book? So it's like if they are like, oh, this tastes really good, both, claire, is it? What is the type taste?

Eboni: 32:17

Claire Gustin.

Granddaughter Crow: 32:18

Yeah, this tastes really good, claire Gustin style. Like you're getting it. Like this tastes good. Then you can pick up her book. It is ready for pre-order. You can go to her website bodywayintuitioncom, and her publisher is Llewellyn.

Eboni: 32:35

Thank you. So the book really focuses on the Claire's are in there and it really focuses on how you're being, you know, because that's the key. That's the key. It's not about what you're doing. You don't have to do anything, you don't have to go somewhere and meditate for X amount of hours, and you just have to bring your awareness to yourself to get all this information.

Granddaughter Crow: 32:57

So the book is really focused on how you're being. I love that my mic didn't cut out.

Eboni: 33:04

I'm just actually, you know, because so many people think that you have to travel to these sacred places or you have to buy these things and you have to do all these things. You know outside of you in order to access this. But no, all the power, all the to do all these things. You know outside of you in order to access this. But no, all the power, all the wisdom, all the intelligence, it lives inside of you and you just have to bring that. You just have to bring your awareness to that. That is already there. It's already there. It's like dormant, you know. You just have to bring your awareness to that and then learn how you are communicating with you.

Granddaughter Crow: 33:35

One of the things that leads people towards spirituality sometimes is to experience life outside of their life, to go up into the stars and everything, which I'm good with, and yet and yet, and so we look for our intuition somewhere, far, far away. Yes, but really what I found is that embodying it is actually like the connector, the interconnector between all of that wisdom. It's here, and so it's not about up and out, it's about going within, which I think is a very, very important part of our spiritual path, irregardless of how far along your path you are the remembering of being embodied. Embodied. Why is it so important to be embodied? And do you have any thoughts around how sometimes people go up and out and you're?

Granddaughter Crow: 34:42

like oh get back in your body, you know.

Eboni: 34:43

Oh, why is it so important? I mean, the body is just so wise. It is so wise it holds every memory from utero. You know it is. It has the entirety of our life experience things our brain has forgotten, like what we've repressed, painful experiences that we've repressed. Our body has not forgotten those experiences, even though your brain might let you forget it, because it was so hurtful, your body hasn't forgotten it.

Eboni: 35:08

You know, it's just this incredible tool and it can do so much more for us than just help us function and use the five senses, because I think about the five primary senses, as you know, navigators for physical life, like we need to eat and do these things right. We need all of them, but the clear senses are the things that help us navigate non-physical life, you know, and all of it is processed through the body. So the body is just it's so, it's it's. It's incredible. I mean, we know this already about our bodies, but we don't think about it in this context, you know, and so, and the more you are in these places because it's where all the wisdom lives the more that you can have a greater experience to what you're experiencing outside of you. You know, like you have to. You have to connect with all that in you first, because whatever drew you to whatever, whatever you're going to outside of you originates inside of you.

Granddaughter Crow: 36:11

You know so the experience of that thing outside of you is going to be greater when you, when you allow yourself to not only say that you are a teacher, but that you are an embodied teacher. What does that mean? I mean, I get an impression and I'm like let's do this, but define embodied teacher and embodiments.

Eboni: 36:33

To me that just means that I've lived it. You know, it's not something that someone just like taught me or I read in a book Like I have actually lived everything that I'm teaching, you know so that yeah, to me that's how I'm able to teach it, because I've lived it. If I didn't live it, how could I, how could I teach it?

Granddaughter Crow: 36:56

It's, it's really that whole thing where the interconnectivity of you as an organism with your brain and your body and your heart and you know your spirit, being able to find that balance and then, and hearing, and actually have that internal dialogue.

Eboni: 37:16

Yes, yes, yes, it's happening all day long. I mean, just like life is communicating, you know, to us all day long, like we're communicating to ourselves all day long, all day long.

Granddaughter Crow: 37:25

I love it If we just listen. Is there any last words or final thing that I haven't asked or we haven't because we've gone into some great things in the matter of 45 minutes? Is there anything else that you want to share with my listening audience?

Eboni: 37:43

People to know that you know the higher level intuitive experiences are something that everyone is capable of. It is not at all reserved to any kind of special person or anything like that. It is just. I just want people to know this is like a natural part of being a human being.

Granddaughter Crow: 38:01

Thank you so much, Eboni, and thank you listeners. This is yet another episode of Belief, being and Beyond. You can like, subscribe, share, text the show if you're getting it through the podcast. And, Eboni, thank you so much for being on. It has been a delight and I'd love to have you on with your books about the memoir and talk a little bit more about that, because you're just such a resilient individual. I love it. Thank you so much, love. Ya See you on the Flippity Flip.