Chinese Language: intuition is translated as “direct heart”.

Indigenous Philippine Language: the word for work means VISION…. to go to work meant to seek or see your vision, your purpose.

Japanese Language: business people and others refer to haragei, or belly talk. You pay attention when your belly talks.

Lakota (Sioux) Language: a wise, intuitive person is described as “he or she that goes beyond knowing.”

Sanskrit Language: ajna center, third eye, an energy vortex in the center of head or forehead which is associated with illumination and intuition (part of chakra system).

Arabic Language: latifa khafiya, center of energy in middle of forehead or head associated with illumination, inspiration from the Holy Ghost, and luminous blackness (part of the latifa system).

Hebrew Language: Daat, the silent sefirah of the Kabbalah, is where inner knowledge or inner teacher resides.