23/10/2025
Story Time: My Spiritual Awakening and the Medallion of Courage
The year 2020 marked the beginning of my spiritual awakening, a journey filled with both magic and challenges. When I first embraced this path, I was terrified. I didnāt know what I would discover spiritually, especially when it came to the unseen.
I began having nightmares that left me afraid to sleep, haunted by the memory of seeing a spirit in my dreams. During one of my meditations, an unfamiliar entity appeared before me, face to face, trying to disturb my peace.
A wise mentor once told me, āIf you choose to walk the spiritual path, you must also be ready to face the unseen, including the lower entities. But remember, never feed them with fear. Learn to protect yourself and stand strong.ā
That mentor gave me a medallion, one I was instructed to pray over every day in Latin to strengthen its power. It became a source of peace and protection, but more importantly, it carved courage within me.
As time passed and my spiritual journey deepened, I explored many different modalities. Yet, amidst the busyness, I slowly lost touch with my medallion. I stopped praying over it daily, and eventually, it ended up tucked away in my drawer.
But deep down, I realized something profound, that the medallion had also taught me not to rely on it too much. It reminded me that my strength and protection also come from within and through the guidance of my spirit allies.
For two years, it rested silently in my drawer, waiting. And today, I felt called to reconnect with it again. I took it out, held it in my hands, and prayed. During my meditation, I invited my spirit guides to join me, and to my amazement, St. Germain appeared, followed by St. Benedict. Then, one by one, each of my guides revealed themselves.
In that moment, I felt tingling sensations and was overcome with emotion. Their love, support, and protection surrounded me, reminding me that they have always been here. Whether I hold the medallion or not, they remain with me, in the here, the now, and the in-between.
Today, I choose to reconnect and use my medallion once more. I know in my heart that this is the right time.