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I'm Sarah Faith Godestiner, an artist, author, and intuitive.

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Hello, hello, hello, and welcome back to the show. I am so happy you are here. I am so happy you're going to get to listen to this episode today. We are

continuing on with our intuition series. We are, I think, at the halfway mark. Yes, I can keep

going about intuition. We haven't even started our psychic series. Intuition is a bit

different than that. But yeah, I can keep going. I'm excited. It's a passion of mine in case you

couldn't tell. And we're doing all of this on the podcast this month as a tie-in as promotion for a really

awesome, big course container that I am facilitating later this month. It kicks off the last

week of February and it is probably the only intuition class you will ever need. It's called Secret Studies. We're going to put the link in the show notes. I put together a very comprehensive practice space study that takes into account the body in somatics, the nervous system, and your intuition,

depth psychology, aka symbols, archetypes, what's going on in your subconscious,

what's going on with your past and how it controls the present. I get into the poetics of

intuition. And I also pepper in very specific information and practices for neurodivergent people. So I don't know if an intuition course

experience that is this vast and takes in this many components to intuition

exists. I think I made the first one.

Seriously. I made the thing I needed when I was fumbling around in the dark. I probably told the story

on the podcast before, but I'll tell it again because I think it's really good to tell.

I was so sensitive that for times in my life, I was mildly agoraphobic, and to leave the house was a big deal for me. This was many years ago.

This was like over, this was like 25 years ago. And what it was is it was because I was so

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