Coming Out of The Spiritual Closet: Chezzi Denyer - My Spiritual Side | Lyssna här

As a child, Chezzi Denyer liked wandering through graveyards.

A true free spirit herself, she thought nothing of communing with spirits, assuming that’s how it was for everyone.

Until she got the message loud and clear that it most certainly wasn’t —

From teachers, to the nuns at school, to her own mother - who feared Chezzi might go the way of her maternal ancestors once labelled “mad” but were more likely deeply intuitive.

In an attempt to belong, Chezzi shed her “spiritual skin,” as she describes it.

Until a series of profound experiences—including a past life encounter—reawakened the psychic abilities she’d long suppressed - guiding her back to her true self…

Once a news journalist grounded in facts, Chezzi is now a certified medium, embracing a gift she believes has been passed down through generations.

In this episode of My Spiritual Side, Chezzi shares how she’s leaning into her mystical self, the power of past life healing, how to recognise signs from beyond, and the freedom that comes from fully embracing your ‘weirdness’.

In this episode, Chezzi shares:

* The morning meditation she tries to do to keep her grounded - but why it’s also OK to miss it when life gets busy

* Why she felt forced to “shed her spiritual skin” as a child - disconnecting from her intuition in order to feel safe and accepted

* The shame she carried around her intuitive gifts

* The moment she realised her grandmother and great-grandmother were likely mediums, despite being misunderstood in their time

* How a series of events led her back to her authentic self - and why her book feels like a “coming out”

* How studying mediumship felt like “the shackles coming off”

* Her belief that intuitive and psychic abilities are inherent in all of us

* How spirits communicate with us - and an introduction to the different “clairs”

* The power of past life healing and regression therapy

* How to ask for signs from the universe

* The freedom in embracing your “weirdness”

Key Quotes

[Re studying mediumship]: “It was like light bulbs going off. Every time I leaned into it I felt this like the shackles coming off. I felt like I was finding myself and I felt this huge relief and newfound confidence.. It changed everything”.

“I was far from woo woo. I didn't even have a crystal. I was the least woo-woo person around”.

“..It is OK to talk about this stuff. It is OK if you it was shameful, if you had experiences you couldn't explain. Hey, I'll be the weirdo. I'll put myself out there and you guys can say, ‘We're with her. She's the queen weirdo’”.

“When we die, we don't disappear”.

“Look out for signs and talk to your past loved ones. They can hear you. Practice talking to them, ask them for a sign”.

Key Mantra: “I am enough”

Spiritual practice: Guided meditation (when there is time)

Books and references:

The Weird Little Girl Who Talked to Ghosts by Chezzi Denyer

The Medium School HERE

Rory Walkom YouTube channel meditations HERE

Toni Reilly Institute HERE

Dr. Matthew Bourke HERE

Dr Gabor Mate HERE

The Untethered Soul by Michael A. Singer