​ I felt ready to explore.

I was attracted to Heidi herself – I read her book, but didn’t take it any further till my late husband,  Stephen and I went to Inspire together.  

We were hooked it – we loved it.

​Sensitives are frequently surrounded by people,  often in their own family, who don’t understand them, don’t “get” them.

They feel different,  but they should see intuition as normal and to be embraced.  They are gifted – their sensitivity really is their greatest asset. But it takes time to study, to understand it.

I would ask them what they want to know – most of them are curious about their intuition.  

I would check what they see as their challenge, and perhaps ask if they would like to find out more about Heidi’s work.  Her talks are a good place to start, and introduce them to the community – to reassure them they are not alone - they can connect, make friends , find emotional release.

I would check what sort of support they need – do they feel alone? If so, do they want to meet other sensitives in a safe space?   

Their intuition is a gift.    Are they using it, or hiding from it? 

 I am much less in fear, much more in my courageous heart.  

I am less "in my head", more accepting of my feelings, and definitely living by intuition.