27/05/2026
In my life there has been a pattern of not trusting my intuition. To follow the inner knowing from the moment it is felt. I’ve noticed how this pattern is very common in women. Especially the most sensitive women, the ones that can sense the subtleties of life.
It has taken a lot of tender loving care, compassion and devotion to build a pathway of trusting that inner knowing and to follow the nudges.
What I know deeply in my being is that the most powerful tool we have in our hands is precisely our inner knowing. And simultaneously we have been conditioned to not trust it. There’s so much noise and opinions telling us that what we feel and sense is not real or true…. Goodness me! If you are in a path of trusting your inner knowing, I see you, it is not easy when all the currents flow in the opposite direction. That’s why I feel that the most radical act of activism that is available to us, is learning how to trust our inner knowing.
Our intuition is solid. It is always communicating. It speaks to us in the language of feeling and sensation. This is the pathway to self-trust. Reclaiming that trust is not a fast process. It is a slow, gentle, devotion of becoming intimate with the language of our bodies.
It is the slow and gentle deep listening that brings real, sustainable change. Not the quick fix. Not the instant gratification or high of having a logical understanding or insight …. But in the integration of that insight into day to day life, the embodiment and practice of actually tending to life in a way that our bodies catch up to that insight. That place where body and mind are in alignment with the song of our soul.
When we choose to become intimate with the language of our bodies we begin to expand our capacity to trust what we know and to be humble to acknowledge what we don’t know, opening ourselves to more depth, authenticity and fullness in life.
I would love to hear from you, how does this land? Does it resonate?
I love listening to women. There is a power and expansion that happens when women hear and witness each other, and I am here for more of that.