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Breaking the Pattern: From Imposter Syndrome to Self-Trust

Over the past year, I’ve been exploring intuitive work through psychic classes.
When I sit down to practice, images come to me—unexpected, subtle, often unclear.

At first, I questioned everything.
Was I making it up?
Was I doing it right?

That quiet inner voice crept in—the one that says:

“You’re not doing it right.”
“You’re not enough.”

It’s the voice of imposter syndrome, and it’s surprisingly loud.

A New Way of Seeing

Instead of pushing it away, I’ve started to listen more closely.

That voice isn’t the truth.
It’s just a pattern—one I no longer have to follow.

What’s been most surprising is how much patience and neutrality this practice invites.
I’ve learned not to rush to interpret the images, or force meaning.
I simply witness.

And in doing that, something softens.
I come back to self-trust.

The Sculpture That Says It All

There’s a piece of art called Karma by Do Ho Suh.
It shows human figures stacked one behind the other—repeating endlessly.
To me, it’s a perfect image of how judgment works:

One self-critical thought layered over another, until you forget who you are underneath.

But now, I’m learning how to break that pattern.

Two Different Worlds

When I slow down during a reading, I ask myself:

“Am I seeing what’s here…
Or what I think about what’s here?”

Those are two very different worlds.

This practice has shown me how to move between them with more clarity, more intuition, and more compassion.

If You’ve Ever Felt Like a Fraud…

Especially around your work—
If you’ve ever questioned your voice, your value, or your knowing…

Let this be your reminder:

• Slow down.

• Look inward.

• Trust what’s emerging.

You are not a fraud.
You are growing.
And something magical may be blooming just beneath the surface.