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In this paper, I will begin by outlining how Bion conceptualizes the role of intuition within the analytic setting. I will then explore two possible developments: one concerning the emergence of a sensory impression, specifically reverie, and the other, the identification of a selected fact, which arises from the analytic pair's search for meaning and the analyst's negative capability. These two paths tend to intersect and blur, as I will illustrate through two clinical sessions. I took in consideration thick disguise to protect the patient confidentialit