Jul 15, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 13 segments
What if your fear of success is actually a fear of being seen? Today, Sarah sits down with multidisciplinary artist and writer Maya Mackrandilal for an intuitive reading exploring the fear of…
Sarah Faith GottesdienerHost
Maya MackrandilalGuestAnd today we have a really great episode, because I got to sit with an artist and do a session, do a one-on-one session.
I was a tarot reader, coach of sorts, I guess you'd say, intuitive, all of that fun stuff.
And I asked if folks would be interested in having a session, and my community is so beautiful.
They're so generous, and a lot of people stepped forward, and our guest today is one of those people.
So this is a pretty amazing episode, and it's pretty amazing because of the depth and the vulnerability of our guest.
I always used to say to my clients, "I meet you exactly where you are.
We can go as deep as you want to go." When you show up for a reading, it's really great for you, the client, to think carefully about what feels like a good boundary and what you want the most support around, because then your reader can help you.
In my experience, I never bring up things that my client isn't comfortable bringing up.
And so because our guest today was so vulnerable, we were able to go really deep, really fast.
I think that there's some kind of relational metaphor there [laughs] as well, right? People can only meet you to the extent of where they're at.
So today's reading revolved around art, and being seen, and ancestry, and the wound of being not seen clearly, AKA the wound of being misunderstood.
And today we have a really great episode, because I got to sit with an artist and do a session, do a one-on-one session.
I was a tarot reader, coach of sorts, I guess you'd say, intuitive, all of that fun stuff.
And I asked if folks would be interested in having a session, and my community is so beautiful.
They're so generous, and a lot of people stepped forward, and our guest today is one of those people.
So this is a pretty amazing episode, and it's pretty amazing because of the depth and the vulnerability of our guest.
I always used to say to my clients, "I meet you exactly where you are.
We can go as deep as you want to go." When you show up for a reading, it's really great for you, the client, to think carefully about what feels like a good boundary and what you want the most support around, because then your reader can help you.
In my experience, I never bring up things that my client isn't comfortable bringing up.
And so because our guest today was so vulnerable, we were able to go really deep, really fast.
I think that there's some kind of relational metaphor there [laughs] as well, right? People can only meet you to the extent of where they're at.
So today's reading revolved around art, and being seen, and ancestry, and the wound of being not seen clearly, AKA the wound of being misunderstood.
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