EPISODE · Apr 14, 2021 · 26 MIN
Special Interview: Reflexology, Shamanism & Remembering Who You Are – with Wendy Watson
from Mediumship Matters with Hannah Macintyre
In this soulful and expansive conversation, Hannah Macintyre is joined by Wendy Watson—reflexologist, foot reader, Reiki Master, and shamanic healer. Wendy shares her remarkable story of spiritual remembrance, from her childhood encounters with a Sangoma in South Africa to pioneering distance reflexology and creating a community healing space in Sandwich, Kent.This deeply inspiring interview explores:Wendy’s early connection with energy, nature, and a traditional South African healerHow reflexology opened the door to a lifelong journey of healing and spiritual expansionThe power of intuitive fusion: blending shamanic tools, Reiki, reflexology, and moreHer life-changing moment at a mind-body-spirit fair that reawakened her soul’s purposeThe reality of the healer’s path—pain, loneliness, and profound transformationDistance reflexology: how it works, where it came from, and why it’s changing livesWhy surrendering the “head” and leading from the heart is essential for healersHer beautiful new rebrand, stepping into “just being Wendy”—no more labels or limitsThis conversation is a radiant reminder that healing is not one-size-fits-all—and that your body, your spirit, and your past all hold keys to your purpose.✨ Connect with Wendy via Facebook at “Wendy Watson” or message her directly to book a session💌 Got a question or reflection to share? Email [email protected] more Mediumship Matters?Season 9 is already available inside my app, Spirit Social — along with daily card readings, discussions on spiritual development, and a community of mediums and intuitives.Search Spirit Social in your app store to join us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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