Intuition

Nonlocality and entanglement are explored as forms of intuitive knowledge that can be tapped into when designing and facilitating learning. Quantum nonlocality, the idea that beings can have influence on other beings across time and space, has been shown to be a proven phenomenon and an essential aspect of the world. Entanglement is the best-known form of nonlocality and is the discovery that when quantum entities interact they become intermingled and operate as one entangled whole even if separated by vast distances. Nonlocal phenomenon, the synchronized exchange of information and energy within this universal field, although proven to be real, are not widely accepted or even known in the western global culture in which experiences such as intuition are discredited as hoax. Cultivating intuition, however, can be a way to more deeply understand and embrace a related interconnected reality. In cultivating intuition we embrace an ecological self that is profoundly energetically and physically interconnected with the earth and all life. Here I offer examples of intuitive listening as class preparation, and of tapping into intuition while facilitating learning.