Hi, I’m Heili Hints I was born in Estonia and am an intuitive artist. You can find my work online under hints4art. I discovered ZeroPoint through my own experiences, and for me, it’s a space of connection between the visible and invisible, where an ending becomes a new beginning, and energy takes form. Exploring this state of inner neutrality has opened countless new doors for me. My idea for this group is to support and guide each other through different ideas, tools, and exercises, helping everyone discover their own “Zero Point” – a place to activate the power of creativity, unlock personal strengths, and navigate different questions in life together. I speak Estonian, Swedish, and English, and I love creating a space where people can explore themselves and their creativity safely. I’d love to hear from you: what brings you here, and what do you hope to discover in this community?

Sometimes one negative life experience looks like a total disaster. Like “why me?”, “what did I do wrong?”, and “can I return this life, it’s broken” 😄 But later, when dust is down and emotions stop screaming, we can see something interesting. That bad moment can be a gift. Not a pretty one with ribbon, more like a strange box that teach us something important. When we analyze it, not run away from it, it can become a critical point. The point where old version of us ends and something new and more valuable starts. Life can hit us through many doors. Mental bullying from close people. Struggling with weight. Deep loneliness. Money problems that keep you awake at night. Things like this don’t just hurt the mind, they touch identity. Sometimes it brings a feeling like you are dying. Like everything is over. And in a way… it is. One part of you really leaves. An old version, old survival patterns, old beliefs. I have seen this on my own skin. Painful experiences makes everything stop.🛑 Dreams, trust, plans, dreams… boom, gone. At that moment it felt unfair and honestly, it was unfair. This is the place I call Zero Point. Painful but at the same time critically necessary to be able to be there, understand and reflect. Understanding the background later does not make it right. But it helped me to forgive. To forgive others, and very important – to forgive myself. Because many times we don’t know why people act like they do. We don’t see their fears, wounds, or limits. This is not excuse for bad behavior, but it is explanation that helps us move on without carrying heavy stones in heart. Maybe that experience was sent to us not to punish, but to redirect. A forced stop. A zero point. End of one chapter, start of another. And here is a honest question for you. Can you really forgive yourself and others so deeply that when you think about that situation, your feeling is neutral? You know it was wrong, you know it hurt, but your body is calm. No tight chest, no anger, no sadness. Only awareness. Maybe even peace. Sometimes even love.

In physics, empty space isn’t truly empty. Even at rest, there’s quiet movement underneath. Creativity often starts the same way. Before an idea becomes something real, the mind is calm, open, and not forcing anything. Nothing looks like it’s happening — but something is preparing to appear. Creation doesn’t begin with effort. It begins with space.