Light Language

Personal Light Language Transmission

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Mp3 recordings starting at $88

Light Language is a multidimensional language that we all understand and recognize on a soul level. It is channeled codes of sound and light. It adjusts to the resonance of each person’s vibrational needs in the moment; initiating clearing, balancing, activation, and alignment with a new vibration of well-being. Often mislabeled, channeling is actually the act of communicating with the divine energy. Connecting with the divine energy helps to bring more love, awareness and compassion into your life.

The Language of Light  is a powerful healing tool for us on the path of ascension and empowerment. Your heart speaks Light Language fluently; it’s the language of love.

Light Language speaks directly to your DNA, activating and re-coding your personal vibrational signature as your Higher Self activates the Light Language. Much of its clarity is within the trust of the unknown; breaking through mental barriers by opening heart barriers. Most often, it is not translated as a word-for-word transmission – it is a deeply layered alchemical transmission of information.

Light is information that contains the codes of creation. Geometry is the foundational structure for art, science, music, and architecture. Its images, codes, and shapes are found in DNA, crystals, atoms, mandalas, hieroglyphs, and pyramids. The language of light is a sacred geometry produced by vibration. Light Language is a powerful sacred gift that gives purposeful expression of love from The Divine.

What does light language sound like? From animal sounds to clicks and pulses, from tones and songs to spoken dialects, light language has many expressions. The singing and speaking of tones associated with sound therapy, the intuitive mudras and hand gestures, and the “doodling” that looks like Egyptian hieroglyphs, geometric figures, foreign languages, or algebraic formulas are all an expression of light language.

Spoken light language may sound like gibberish when you first encounter it. Yet, often the person who is hearing it seems to recognize it. “I know this!” or “This feels or sounds familiar” are some common responses. The more you are willing to experience light language, the more “normal” it becomes and the more you are able to benefit from it.