Seeing without eyes is possible. Intuitive Vision and Expanded Intuition

About This Audiobook

This isn’t another vague treatise on ‘the power of intuition’—it’s a methodical dismantling of how humans process reality beyond the five senses. Jordi Imbert Riera, a practitioner of *intuitive vision* (a skill taught in some Indigenous and esoteric traditions), merges neuroscience, anecdotal case studies, and hands-on exercises to argue that sight isn’t confined to the eyes. The audiobook’s virtual narration is surprisingly effective here: its measured, almost clinical tone prevents the material from veering into New Age woowoo, grounding claims like ‘seeing’ colors with closed eyelids or navigating spaces blindfolded in cold pragmatism.

What sets this apart from typical self-help is its refusal to romanticize. Riera treats expanded intuition as a *trainable skill*, not a mystical gift, and the 14-hour runtime reflects that—expect dense segments on brain plasticity, skepticism-debunking experiments, and even critiques of his own methods. The lack of a human narrator’s emotional inflection might frustrate some, but it suits the book’s no-nonsense ethos: this is a manual, not a pep talk. Best for listeners who crave a challenge, not just inspiration.