📡 “Ask With Boundaries. Listen With Grace.”
🌙 Narration:
Not all entities are here to harm.
Some arrive to deliver a message, complete a contract, or bear witness.
But communication must be sacred—not casual.
When you ask with clarity, only truth may answer.
🔮 Step 1: Pendulum Questions
Ask:
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“Is this being trying to communicate a message?”
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“Is it aligned with my highest good to receive it?”
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“Can I safely receive this message now?”
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“Should I use writing, voice, or inner listening?”
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“Do I need a guide, guardian, or boundary before engaging?”
🔐 Step 2: Set the Container
Speak aloud or write:
“I call in divine protection and sovereign space.
Only beings aligned with truth, love, and my highest path may speak.
I close all portals to trickery, distortion, and fear.
I now receive only what serves me.”
Optional Tools:
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White candle 🔥
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Quartz or amethyst 💎
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Sacred sound (bell, bowl, hum) 🎵
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Drawing a boundary circle around your space 🌀
📝 Step 3: Spirit Inquiry Prompts
Choose 1–3 prompts. Let the answers flow through writing, inner voice, or pendulum.
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“What do you want me to know?”
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“Is there something I need to release?”
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“Are you part of my past or my lineage?”
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“What am I afraid to hear that I’m ready to receive?”
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“What truth are you holding that belongs to me?”
→ Journal what you receive. Don’t censor. Review later with grounded eyes.
🧘 Step 4: Close the Channel
Always end the communication with clarity and closure.
Say:
“Thank you for what was shared.
I now close this session and seal my field completely.
Only my energy remains here. I am sovereign and clear.”
Use the pendulum over the crown or heart to energetically “lock the door.”
🧭 Final Pendulum Check:
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“Is the message complete?”
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“Is this being still present in my field?”
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“Was this communication aligned with truth?”
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“Is my channel now closed and protected?”
🎨 Visual Cue (Design Note):
Insert Visual: Message from Light or Spirit Bubble
Glowing orb or whisper across space
Figure listening within a circle of light
Overlay quote: “Only what serves may speak. The rest is silence.”