Question

Hello Rabbi Michi,
You argue (if I understood you correctly…) that the more a person studies and engages in a certain field, the more his capacity for intuition grows—a kind of “gut feeling” that guides a person to the correct insight.
Do you have a theory for how the acquisition of intuition takes place in the psyche? (Just an example that occurred to me: the more one repeats lines of thought with certain logical components, the more the mind gets used to working that way, and when a person encounters a certain idea that doesn’t fit that mindset, he feels that “this doesn’t fit.”)
Thank you very much.