The Intuition Bible: How and Why to Tap Into Your Inner Wisdom

Trusting one’s inner knowledge requires insight, intentionality, and practice. Happy Ali breaks down the fundamental steps necessary to harness personal wisdom through The Intuition Bible, a guidebook that aligns with the interests of readers in spirituality, metaphysics, and personal development. Ali offers his gifts as a spiritual coach whose practices are informed by psychology, diverse spiritual traditions, and natural talents for receiving and interpreting ultra-sensory information and messages. Ali challenges the notion of our society’s biases toward rational or scientific inquiry, which leads many to neglect or abandon their intuitive abilities. Ali presents techniques and exercises for empaths and intuitives to employ and channel their potential.

Ali writes in an approachable way, mirroring their content on social platforms like Instagram and TikTok. I approached the book from my vantage point as spiritually agnostic, with some knowledge of diverse practices like prophetic dreams, understanding chakras, and clairvoyance. From my cursory knowledge of these topics, I understand there are cultural, spiritual, neuroscientific, and psychological explanations for the gift of intuition. Ali does not explicitly cite the sources for the strategies shared in the book. This is fitting for a book that challenges logical and objective thought processes for discovering personal truths. Much of intuition is trusting information from sources beyond what is physically observable and transcends the analytical mind.