I love having moments of reflection. I was thinking of how I always been intuitive. I was born with a veil over my face, and for as long as I can remember I’ve had a sense of knowing seeing into situations, feeling people’s energy, and recognizing truth even when nothing was said. But the ability was raw at that time. It was present, but not fully developed.
When I look back, the season that actually strengthened my intuition was when I was on the evangelist team. We used to go into stores, talk to people we were spiritually drawn to, and speak into their lives. At the time I thought I was just being obedient. Now I realize it was spiritual training.
Something would nudge me my higher self, God, the inner voice and I would walk up to a stranger and tell them what was on my spirit. Nine times out of ten it was exactly what they needed to hear. They cried, they opened up, some even visited our church afterward. That wasn’t coincidence. That was intuition being sharpened.
The experience wasn’t perfect, and not everything about that chapter was aligned. But it taught me something valuable: don’t overlook how spiritual development happens, even in places you later grow beyond.
Some gifts don’t awaken in quiet. They awaken in uncomfortable environments, intense emotions, spiritual pressure, and unfamiliar spaces. My third eye wasn’t opened through crystals or meditation it was activated while watching people get prayed for, while witnessing deliverance, while feeling spiritual resistance, and still knowing what Spirit was saying.
I may not move in that space anymore, but I will always be grateful for what it awakened in me.
Everything I do now readings, coaching, spiritual guidance comes from a foundation built long before I ever called myself intuitive.
Sometimes the place that wounds you is also the place that activates you. And when you finally step into your gift with clarity, you realize that nothing about your path was accidental.