Read the following lines and answer the question that follows by choosing the correct option :
You can read facial expressions and emotional signals in another person almost instantly and just "know what to do". Having travelled extensively I get very strong gut feelings when I need to cross the street, get off the path, jump out of the taxi, or leave a place that just doesn't "feel right". It could be a burning sensation in my stomach, an image that flashes into my mind, tingles in my body, my heart rate increasing or simply an unexplainable certainty and knowing that something is just not right and I need to move. You know when something feels right and when something feels wrong, the aim is to strike the balance between rational thinking and gut instinct. When you follow your gut feeling you will find that life flows more easily; when you go against your gut feelings you tend to find yourself pushing, struggling or forcing things to happen. You can't always hear your intuitive voice, it gets lost in the noise of multitude of thoughts and activity. One of the quickest and easiest ways to strengthen your intuition is to let go of your "monkey mind" and stop multi-tasking. By clearing your mind and being present you clear away the noise and distractions that can mask your gut feelings.
Choose the most appropriate title for the given passage.
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 3
The correct answer is Option (3) → The Voice Within
The whole passage is about gut feeling or intuition: how it warns us, how life flows when we follow it, why we sometimes cannot hear "your intuitive voice", and how to strengthen it. "The Voice Within" names this inner guide and so covers the whole passage.
Why the Other Options are Incorrect?
Option 1: Benefits of Travelling — Incorrect. Wrong focus: travel is mentioned only once, as the writer's own experience; the passage is not about its benefits.
Option 2: Discarding Rational Thinking — Incorrect. Contradicted: the passage wants a balance between rational thinking and gut instinct; it does not ask us to give up reason.
Option 4: The Monkey Mind and its Ways — Incorrect. Too narrow: the "monkey mind" is mentioned in one sentence near the end; it cannot cover the whole passage.