An idiom referring to the sensing or feeling of presence and/or position without explicit and/or overt external stimuli.

Comments:

Simply put, Intuitive Awareness refers to the ability of sensing from the faintest of input in combination with attention and intuitiveness.

Intuitive Awareness is somewhat generic and can refer to the sensing of another individual all the way down to predicting a position of a specific weapon based upon pattern recognition.

Intuitive Awareness does not imply intent or purpose.

Intuitive Awareness is basically the practical use of heightened awareness.

Example(s):

Being able to successfully defend against an offensive maneuver without directly seeing it, is an example of Intuitive Awareness.

Related Definition(s):

Compensate

Related Term(s):

Anticipated Variable, Common Sense, Momentary Conditioning, Muscle Memory, Planned Reaction, Reactionary Anticipation, Reactionary Set-up, Relaxation Response Mechanism, Unanticipated Variable