When we find ourselves in the shadow, the darker part of the yin-yang, it is natural to feel disconnected from our own inner light. In these moments, we lean on the guidance and energy of ascended beings, those who have anchored themselves in the light. Figures like Jesus, or others we look up to, act as beacons. Their light provides us with hope, direction, and a reminder of what is possible within us.
Mostly this is a transactional process and can cost us dearly hence why we have the term a deal with the devil.
These beings are not separate from us, their light is a reflection of the light we carry but may not yet fully recognize. By relying on their radiance, we slowly begin to remember that we, too, are capable of illuminating the darkness. Over time, their light doesn’t just guide us, it kindles our own flame.
Eventually, we transform. We become the light in the darkness, not just for ourselves, but for others who are navigating their shadows. This is the cyclical dance of yin and yang, where light and dark support, define, and transform each other in an eternal flow of growth and balance.
