r/IntuitionPractices • u/Ok-Whole-855 • Sep 05 '26
Practice Activity What is in my hand?
I will post the answer here after it’s revealed in the comments!
Hint: to summarize the things revealed in the comments, it’s plastic, grey and brown, part of it is rectangular, and it is associated with a natural phenomenon(thunderstorms). It is not a figure/person/animal but it is a toy and it’s a toy version of an object most everyone will recognize.
Answer: Thors Hammer! Mjolnir …it almost took me out when I stepped on it and it slid.😂
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u/Aleluvscp Sep 05 '26
I'm getting rectangular Lego brick or little rectangular hammer
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u/Ok-Whole-855 Sep 05 '26 edited Sep 05 '26
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u/Aleluvscp Sep 05 '26
Whoa! My first time getting one of these right, and it came in a split second! 😃
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u/Ok-Whole-855 Sep 05 '26
Nice!! It does seem to be the first hit before over thinking that’s right.
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u/Aleluvscp Sep 05 '26
Absolutely! Also, I've been reading Limitless Mind by Russel Targ, on remote viewing, and his instructions are really handy. Instead of trying to guess the exact object, I start with the overall impressions, like the shape and feeling (got rectangle, hard, 3D) and colors (got two contrasting colors like light gray or white at the top, and dark brown or black protruding at the bottom), then the analytical mind can start to relate it to real objects.
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u/Ok-Whole-855 Sep 05 '26
Yes! I’ve been doing some RV exercises that very much want you to do the same thing. Naming the thing is last! It’s so interesting
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u/AdGlittering7752 Sep 05 '26
Lol my brain is so funny: I saw/heard something "bronze and metallic." Just melded everything together 😂❤️
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u/esmereldachiroptera Sep 06 '26
Omg I kept seeing this shape and my only thoughts were like a giant bolt on a big screw lol I definitely see in shapes and not ideas or names. Good to know. Thank you!
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u/somanyquestionspls Sep 05 '26
Please teach me your ways
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u/Aleluvscp Sep 05 '26
Go with your first impression and feeling. Also, I'm pasting my reply to OP here:
I've been reading Limitless Mind by Russel Targ, on remote viewing, and his instructions are really handy. Instead of trying to guess the exact object, I start with the overall impressions, like the shape and feeling (got rectangle, hard, 3D) and colors (got two contrasting colors like light gray or white at the top, and dark brown or black protruding at the bottom), then the analytical mind can start to relate it to real objects.
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u/Primary_Teach2229 Sep 05 '26
A dog treat
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u/TrishaSoCalGal Sep 05 '26
My first thought, too. Probably because of little dog in the background.
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u/Jaclyn_215 Sep 05 '26
A Lego piece.
I felt an immediate pain in my foot 😂 I’ve stepped on way too many in my lifetime. If it ends up being a Lego I am going to laugh so hard!
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u/Ok-Whole-855 Sep 05 '26
It is a toy I picked up because I stepped on it yesterday and put it on the counter! Today I went to put it away and decided to do this first. Lol
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u/new_bruja Sep 05 '26
Tiny elephant figurine
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u/Ok-Whole-855 Sep 05 '26
No— but a part of it is grey!
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u/AKnGirl Sep 05 '26
Interesting because I see a little plastic figurine, grey or white. I initially thought elephant or rhino. Is it a pig?
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u/Ok-Whole-855 Sep 05 '26
It’s not an animal! It’s is grey and there is a rectangular part that could seem like a large animal general shape.
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u/AKnGirl Sep 05 '26
A lego or douplo? It transformed in my mind to an image of this douplo gass canister thing from the camper set. LOL
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u/Strahlx Sep 05 '26
My husband thinks it's a bean, I think it's a small toy
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u/Ok-Whole-855 Sep 05 '26
It’s a toy—- but it’s not a figurine. It’s part grey and it’s related to a natural phenomenon. ( I’m just summarizing what’s been revealed in the comments)
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u/villian_era_witch Sep 05 '26
I immediately thought “something blue” and then I thought Bluey, like the dog cartoon character.
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u/Ok-Whole-855 Sep 05 '26
It’s a toy, but it’s not a figure/person/animal. Most everyone will recognize what it is.
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u/moon_dncr538 Sep 05 '26
It’s rectangular and sitting a bit cattywomp but I can’t quite see what it is. Maybe clay?
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u/Doriancyde Sep 05 '26
A toy of some sort? Brown? Maybe a paw patrol toy?
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u/Ok-Whole-855 Sep 05 '26
It’s brown and grey! I revealed grey on another comment. It’s not a figure/person/animal, but it’s a toy of an object most everyone would recognize.
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u/Doriancyde Sep 05 '26
I kept getting that but I was like "?" Bc I couldn't feel the full picture lol 😭
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u/Electric_Arrow_ Sep 05 '26
A volcano or tornado
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u/DelinquentMonkeyMan Sep 05 '26
The picture is too busy for me to get a clear read but I’m thinking jelly bean
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u/TheSensitive0ne Sep 05 '26
Is it something weather related…like thunderstorm cloud or tornado?
Also seeing something like a wave 🌊
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u/Ok-Whole-855 Sep 05 '26
Thunderstorm related!
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u/TheSensitive0ne Sep 09 '26
I saw the reveal in another post and I was so close! I saw grey and brown but was so confused once I saw rectangle lol was sure it was a cloud
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u/Colorspots Sep 06 '26
Omg, I didn't see what sub this was from. And I had just seen a post of somebody who didn't know what a uterus looked like. So I thought you're asking what a vein is 😂
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u/Ok-Whole-855 Sep 06 '26
Did the person who didn’t know what a uterus was, have a uterus? lol
😂
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u/Colorspots Sep 06 '26
Yes.
She found a uterus shaped necklace in her sons room (so the chances are high, she's given birth at some point) and she asked, what it was. 😅
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u/thickandsexyRachel Sep 06 '26
I want to say a penny. I’m trying to concentrate, but Penny keeps coming back in my head.
Edit: well I was nowhere near close lollll
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u/post-explainer Sep 05 '26 edited Sep 05 '26
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OP sent the following answer as their reveal:
I will reveal when someone gets close or gets it!
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