The Source Language, also known as Light Language, is a multidimensional form of communication. It transcends conventional verbal an written languages, purportedly connecting directly with the Higher Self, true expression of the Soul. Some also call it the Heart Language as one can authentically express themselves in frequencies beyond their known earthly languages.

Light Language can manifest in various forms, including spoken words, written symbols, hand gestures, and artistic expressions. It is typically understood or experienced intuitively rather than through standard linguistic structures, and is channeled from higher dimensions for various purposes such as energetic healing and spiritual activation.

Source Language also known as Light Language is primarily used in spiritual and healing contexts. Practitioners can use it for personal meditation, energy healing, spiritual awakening, or as a tool for intuitive and artistic expression. It facilitates deeper spiritual connections and foster energetic balance and alignment.

If you are intrigued by spiritual exploration, interested in alternative healing methods, feel intuitively drawn to it, or are curious about channeling and spiritual communication, exploring Source Language, or Light Language, might be beneficial for you. It's particularly recommended if you are seeking deeper self-connection, personal empowerment, or unique methods or expression and energy work.

Source Language can be accessed by anyone. It just requires an openness. Some of you may naturally channel the language, while others need guidance from experienced practitioners. We are here to help you with your opening to Light language journey!

Experiences with Source Language also know as Light language can very greatly among individuals. Some describe it as a deeply moving, soulful experience that transcends intellectual understanding. Others may feel a sense of peace, energy alignment, or emotional release during its use.

Yes, we believe that Source Language also known as Light Language has been on earth for ions. It's part of humanity's spiritual evolution. As people awaken, they will increasingly connect with non verbal, energetic forms of communication like Light Language. We have seen this already happen just in the last few years during the pandemic. More people are opening up to expressing their Soul as they are having soul-to-soul form of interaction.

As the world becomes more interconnected, we envision the future where communication is more intuitive and heart centered. Light language will play a significant role in fostering deeper understanding and harmony. It is part of the future healing quantum practices and consciousness exploration as we will have more holistic and energetically aware society.

Source Language (also know as Light Language) and speaking in tongues, or glossolalia, are similar, but they differ in context and interpretation.

Light Language is a spiritual, universal form of communication often linked to higher consciousness and healing, transcending traditional languages.

In contrast, speaking in tongues is primarily a religious practice, particularly in Pentecostal and Charismatic Christian circles, believed to be a divine language bestowed by the Holy Spirit.

Thus, light language is broader in its spiritual application, while speaking in tongues is specific to certain religious beliefs where interpretation is necessary.

Source Language also known as Light Language is largely intuitive and personal. The language speaks directly to the soul or spirit, so its understanding may not be intellectual but felt on an emotional or energetic level.

No, Source Language (or Light language) and Mediumship are not the same, though they both fall under the broader umbrella of channeling.

Light language is your direct communication through your Higher Self channel. It is a vibrational form of communication, often used for healing and spiritual growth.

Mediumship, on the other hand, involves communicating with the spirits of deceases, where mediums convey messages between living and the spirit world.

While both practice engage in non physical form of communication, their purposes and methods are distinctly different.