Trusting your gut

I decided to hold off from posting in my Seismic Connections blog until I actually really feel something change in my body. I will also not post in my Seismic Fox blog unless a major earthquake happens somewhere in the world today as there has been a lot of serious quake activity going on in various places lately. I can always post to Twitter whenever I start having a feeling something is going on out there. I don't see the point in posting to the symptoms blog when there is almost nothing going on around here.

I tend to complain about how bad I feel from the lack of activity lately. I already established the fatigue/low energy, restlessness, and madness associated with the energy being stagnant and backed up for too long. I made that point. It also does not feel good to talk about how bad I feel. From now on, I want to avoid posting in that blog unless I feel something that gets me up on my feet. I even want to try to resist making a post if it is a more faint, subtle symptom that I practically feel all the time.

I realize that I need to trust that instinct or that gut feeling. I tend to fear that I'm going to miss something as there is no telling for sure what could happen next when it comes to this type of phenomena. This instinctual feeling applies to everything. If you listen to that, it can keep you from making everyday mistakes as well as potentially life-threatening situations. For example, you and someone else whether it be a friend decide to go for a hike in the woods. You come to this trail head and you have a dreadful feeling inside that there may be a bear somewhere off in there.

It is better safe than sorry, so you and your friend decide to leave and do something else like go to a nature park that is safer with enough people around. I admit that I have not always been right on point with this. In fact, I don't feel like I did enough to put it out there that a major earthquake may be imminent somewhere. I have been having a feeling a couple of days in advance that Southern Mexico may be a candidate for the next big quake, but brushed it off thinking that region already had its big one in 2017. It was a magnitude 8. It haunted me all day when it actually happened.

Although I indicated that there may be more dangerous earthquake activity imminent in parts of the world somewhere, I feel like I should have done more and specified. I should have paid thorough attention to the potential impending danger somewhere out there and scope out the potential areas that may go off next. I was more preoccupied with the lack of activity here in Southern California instead. From now on, I am going to practice paying better attention to my gut feelings. This applies strongly to everyone with every area in life. It applies to simple everyday things and it can also save your life as well as others.