21/12/2025
đ€In many spiritual practices, people casually say they are âconnecting to the sourceâ as if that phrase alone guarantees safety and purityâbut it doesnât. The danger in this language is that it can create a false sense of security, where anything that feels powerful, peaceful, or âlightâ is automatically assumed to be divine or benevolent. Without questioning which source, whose source, and what intentions are behind the energy or guidance, you can unknowingly open yourself to influences that manipulate, confuse, or slowly erode your clarity and free will. Discernment means not being impressed by titles, sensations, or promises, but consistently asking: What is this source? What does it lead me toward? Does it align with truth, love, humility, and integrityâor just call itself âthe sourceâ while pulling me away from them? đ€
đ€ČWhen youâre healingâwhether through meditation, energy work, prayer, or any spiritual practiceâitâs crucial to be aware of what source youâre actually connecting to. There are many energies, teachings, and influences available, and not all of them are pure, grounded, or in alignment with your highest good. If you donât consciously choose your source, you may unconsciously open yourself to energies that create confusion instead of clarity, dependency instead of empowerment, or short-term relief instead of true healing. Asking, âWhat am I connecting to? Does this feel loving, wise, and respectful of my free will?â helps you discern whether the source resonates with truth and integrity. Intention, discernment, and clear boundaries ensure that the energy you invite into your healing process genuinely supports your growth, wellâbeing, and inner freedom.
đ„Knowledge truly is power, especially in healing and spiritual work. When you open yourself to any energy, teaching, or guide, itâs crucial to know what source you are connecting to. Donât just assume it is pure or benevolentâask yourself: Do I really know the origins of this source? Where does this information, energy, or guidance come from, and what is behind it? What are the intentions of this sourceâdoes it honor my free will, support my growth, and align with love and truth? Many sources can feel helpful on the surface, but without discernment you may unknowingly plug into energies that are misaligned with your highest good. The more clearly you understand the origin and intention of the source you connect with, the more empowered, safe, and effective your healing journey becomes. đ
đ€I often hear people say, when it comes to spiritual practices, that they are connected to âthe highest sourceâ or âthe purest light.â But if you pause and really reflect, even Lucifer is described as a being of great light. So simply saying âlightâ or âhighâ or âpureâ doesnât automatically mean itâs aligned with truth, love, or your highest good. This is why knowledge is power. Itâs crucial to ask yourself: Do I actually know the source I am tapping into? Do I know its origins, its nature, andâmost importantlyâits intentions toward me? Does it respect my free will, support my growth, and guide me into greater integrity, compassion, and clarity? Or does it subtly feed ego, dependency, fear, or confusion? Titles, appearances, and feelings of light can be misleading. Your discernment, your questions, and your commitment to truth are what help you recognize whether the âlightâ youâre connecting with is genuinely divineâor just wearing a convincing disguise. đ
đ§Lucifer is often associated with lightâhis very name is linked to âlightâbearerâ or âmorning star.â Symbolically, he represents brilliance, charisma, and the appearance of pure illumination. Yet in many spiritual traditions, that same light becomes a pathway to destruction when it is rooted in pride, rebellion, and separation from the Divine. What begins as dazzling illumination can turn into deception, ego, and chaos, drawing people away from truth while still appearing radiant. This contrast is a powerful reminder that not all light is holy, and that discernment is essential: a source can shine brightly and still lead toward confusion, corruption, and spiritual collapse. đł
đI am not a religious person, and one of the reasons is that religion, in its organized form, can be dangerous. When belief systems become rigid institutions, they can easily slide into control instead of genuine connection with the Divine. Dogma can replace personal discernment, telling people what to think rather than teaching them how to truly seek and test truth for themselves. Fear of punishment or exclusion often keeps people compliant, even when something feels wrong in their spirit. Religion can also create divisionââus vs. them,â saved vs. lost, pure vs. impureâwhich has fueled judgment, shame, war, and abuse throughout history. Leaders who claim to speak for God can misuse that authority to manipulate, exploit, or silence others, especially when questioning is discouraged. For me, true spirituality is about direct relationship, honesty, and inner responsibility, not blind loyalty to any system that demands surrender of your own conscience and critical thinking.
đEven though I am not a religious person, I stand firm in my source being ChristâYahweh, Yeshua. I donât follow a denomination, a church system, or religious rules, but I consciously choose the God I align with and the name I call on. For me, Christ is not about an institution; He is the living source of truth, love, and authority that I measure every other energy and teaching against. I may reject religion as a system, but I do not reject Christ as my foundation. I also fully respect that everyone has a source they connect to, and that these sources can be very different from mine. But regardless of belief or path, it is vital to know what source you are connecting toâits origin, its nature, and its intentionsâbecause that alignment shapes your discernment, your protection, and the direction of your entire spiritual journey. đđđȘđ
đThis post isnât written to push religion, convert you, or force beliefs onto anyone. Itâs shared to invite you to honestly question: who and what is the source you are connecting to? In the spiritual realm, there are many sources, many energies, many âlights,â and many voices claiming to guide, heal, or empower. Language like âhigher power,â âthe universe,â âthe light,â or even âsourceâ can sound safe and universal, but names and feelings alone donât guarantee truth or purity. My intention is simply to encourage you to pause and ask yourself: Do I truly know the origin of the source Iâm opening myself to? Do I understand its nature, its intentions, and where it ultimately leads me? Beyond how it feels in the momentâdo I really know the source? đ§đ€