Why?
Because you know when you are in danger (for real) and when you are not in danger). So, when you are not in danger you have peace and even if you are in danger you maneuver your life away from that danger so they you are at peace because you are not in danger anymore.
So, because of this an intuitive(if they are also practical in their lives) tends to be a peace more than most people if they follow their intuition instead of fighting it and then winding up dead or maimed.
I used to get angry when God would suddenly change my life (UNTIL) I realized and started watching what and why God was doing what he was doing to my life. I noticed transitions could be rough but always my life was being redirected and saved over and over again in various ways.
At this point I stopped being angry so much and realized I had no idea how complex life actually was. But God knew and was arranging me staying alive and healthy at every point. So, instead of getting angry at changes I started observing the changes and watching how God was saving me from many forms of harm along the way.
So, if you can sometimes just stop getting angry and watch what is happening in your life more carefully you will be okay too.
"Life is what happens while we are busy making other plans!"
But, our plans often mean nothing at all to God because he has plans we couldn't even imagine in our wildest dreams for us.
By God's Grace
To the best of my ability I write about my experience of the Universe Past, Present and Future
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