RESOURCES
PODCAST:
Into it with the Intuitive
Julie is passionate about teaching others how to develop and tap into their own intuition. She believes everyone can access the divine knowledge within, but that they just have never been taught how. Her podcast instructs you on how to tap into your own inner knowing and empowers you to uncover your life’s purpose and calling.
INTUITIVE SAGE SHOP
Downloadable Resources
The Intuitive Sage is your go-to online shop for both free and premium resources, thoughtfully designed to support your holistic wellness and spiritual growth. With offerings ranging from beginner to advanced, you’ll find a diverse collection of downloads on topics like Intuition Development, Astrology, Chakra Healing, Animal Reiki, Animal Communication, Crystal Grids, Wheel of the Year Activities, Tarot Spreads, and much more. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to deepen your practice, The Intuitive Sage shop provides tools and guidance to inspire and empower your journey.
Soulful Selections
Each month, I handpick a selection of curated items that resonate with the essence of our shared spiritual desire for growth and awareness. From mystical books to empowering intuitive and divination tools, these are more than mere favorites; they are gateways to deeper soulful connection, self-discovery, and the wisdom that resides within.
Mental Detox: Stream of Consciousness Writing
Learn how a Mental Detox through stream of consciousness writing can help you clear your mind, improve focus, and deepen your intuitive connection. Follow these simple steps to quiet mental clutter and embrace divine guidance.
Intuitive Divination Tools: Pendulum
Beginner Guide on how to use a pendulum, what to use it for, how to select the right one, how to cleanse it and how to get started. I’ve also included 5 free printable pendulum charts as a gift to you.
Intuition Development: Daily Questions to Build Your Intuition
In today’s podcast I reveal my daily routine to quickly grow your intuition. As a gift for my listeners I created a downloadable graphic with the 5 questions to ask as part of that routine.