Quick Specs
- Author: Kris Franken
- Type: Psychic development and intuition guide
- Format: Paperback, 256 pages
- Best for: Practitioners developing claircognizance, clairsentience, and intuitive self-awareness
Psychic Intuition Development Through Three Inner Guides
Kris Franken’s Call of Intuition is built on a premise that separates it from most psychic development books: your inner wisdom is not a single channel but three distinct guides operating simultaneously. Franken, a psychic clairvoyant medium from Byron Bay, Australia, identifies instinct (gut), intuition (heart), and insight (mind) as separate streams that each carry different types of guidance. Understanding the distinction between these three is the book’s central intellectual contribution, and it’s a meaningful one for anyone who has felt confused about which inner voice to trust in a given moment.
This framework sets Call of Intuition apart from mediumship-focused books about contacting the deceased, and it’s also distinct from astral projection techniques. Franken is not teaching you to reach outward into other realms; she’s teaching you to read the intelligence that already lives inside your own body and energy field. The approach draws on chakra awareness, breathwork, and somatic wisdom to help you distinguish between ego noise and genuine intuitive knowing, which is the core skill most beginners struggle with.
Claircognizance and the Six-Step Intuition Practice
Franken’s six-step process, structured around the verbs breathe, surrender, connect, trust, honor, and nourish, is practical rather than abstract. Each stage includes exercises, Soul prompts, and meditations that anchor the process in daily life rather than treating psychic development as an occasional ritual. The book addresses claircognizance, clairsentience, and related clairs in a way that emphasizes self-trust over performance, which is a refreshing contrast to resources that focus on dramatic psychic demonstrations.
Readers working with tarot and divination books will find Franken’s framework useful for interpreting intuitive hits during readings, particularly around reading synchronicities and energy shifts. Her background in Reiki, chakra work, and oracle card reading informs the text throughout, making it a natural companion for anyone already working with divinatory tools who wants to deepen the intuitive layer of that practice.
Synchronicity, Energy Reading, and Spiritual Awakening
The later sections of the book address interpreting synchronicities, reading environmental cues, and understanding what it means when guidance consistently surfaces around a particular theme or pattern in your life. Franken roots these discussions in both personal experience and the science of neural pathways and body intelligence, giving the material credibility for readers who are skeptical of purely metaphysical claims. This is a psychic development book written by someone who has spent years teaching clients how to clear blocks and step into their own guidance rather than remain dependent on outside readers.
How to Use Call of Intuition
Three approaches to getting the most from Kris Franken's psychic intuition development practice.
- Start with Part One: The Three Guides
Read Part One before attempting any exercises. Franken’s distinction between instinct, intuition, and insight is foundational; the six-step practice in Part Two makes far more sense once you understand how each guide communicates differently.
- Work the Six Steps with a Companion Journal
Franken recommends a dedicated notebook for Soul prompts and exercises throughout the book. Keep it close, write honestly after each practice, and revisit entries to notice patterns in how your inner guidance shows up as you deepen the work.
- Pair with Chakra and Crystal Support
Franken weaves chakra awareness throughout all six steps. Crystals linked to the third eye and heart chakra can amplify the somatic and energetic dimensions she describes, particularly during the trust and surrender stages of her six-step practice.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I carry Call of Intuition because it answers a question I hear from customers constantly: how do I know if what I’m sensing is real guidance or just wishful thinking? Franken’s framework for distinguishing instinct, intuition, and insight is the clearest practical answer to that question I’ve found in any book on this shelf. It’s not a beginner’s guide in the sense of watered-down content, but it’s written with enough warmth and accessibility that someone new to psychic development will not feel lost. For practitioners who have been working with tarot or oracle cards for a while and want to strengthen the intuitive signal behind their readings, this is a natural next step. Browse my mind, body and soul books to find complementary titles in spiritual development and awakening.
Frequently Asked Questions
Franken identifies instinct as gut-level protective guidance, intuition as heart-centered expansive knowing, and insight as mind-based flashes from the universe. Each communicates differently in the body and serves a distinct purpose in daily life.
Yes. Franken’s six-step process is structured, with exercises after each section. Readers new to psychic work will find the somatic focus helpful; those with tarot or energy healing experience will find familiar concepts in a useful new framework.
Yes. Franken addresses claircognizance (knowing without knowing why) and clairsentience (feeling others’ energy), and explains how to distinguish personal emotion from genuine psychic perception, with practical exercises in each relevant section.
Franken’s focus is developing your own inner guidance system, not contacting the deceased or external spirits. The book is a psychic self-development guide, distinct from mediumship or channeling instruction in both its method and intent throughout.
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