There’s something about Rafiki’s wisdom that just hits different. When he tells Mufasa,“It’s not what I see, it’s what I feel,”he’s not just talking about intuition. He’s talking about connection to your higher self, to something beyond logic, to that deep knowing that doesn’t need proof.

And here’s the thing: if you know it exists, it does.

 We spend so much time looking for signs, validation, external confirmation that what we feel is real. But what if we flipped that? 

What if feeling was the proof? 

When you feel drawn to something, it’s because it’s already meant for you. When you just know something is right (or wrong), that’s your higher self speaking. When you sense a deeper meaning in a moment, it’s because it’s there.

 Seeing is just one way to know but feeling? That's where the truth is.

 We’ve been conditioned to believe that if something isn’t visible, measurable, or logical, it doesn’t exist. But the things that matter the most in life? You don't measure them.

You feel them:

Love. Purpose. Alignment. That feeling when everything just clicks - when your work flows effortlessly, pulling you forward with energy you can’t explain. When a conversation sparks like you’ve known someone forever. When a place, a song, or a single moment feels like home, no logic needed. It’s alignment. It’s connection. It’s the universe moving with you.

Rafiki wasn’t saying “ignore reality.” He was saying redefine reality - because what you feel is just as real as what you see. Maybe even more real.

If You Know, You Know.

 At the end of the day, you don’t have to prove your feelings to anyone. You don’t have to justify what you know deep inside.If you feel the connection, it’s real.If you feel the energy, it’s there.If you know it exists - it does. You just feel it.

So, the real question is: What do you feel?

I feel it. You?