If you walk this path long enough, you’ll start sensing a presence. Maybe subtle. Maybe piercing. But undeniable. I call it “It.”

Not out of vagueness, but out of precision. Because naming too quickly is a trap. Once you call something Jesus, or Buddha, or a guide, you frame it—and risk distorting it. You open yourself to influence without knowing what frequency you’ve just aligned with. So I keep it clean. I call it It. Neutral. Observed. Unlocked, but not labeled.

Why? Because in the interdimensional field, you’re blind. We all are. You don’t know who’s knocking. And just because it glows or speaks in ancient-sounding metaphors doesn’t mean it’s benevolent. Some things mimic light with surgical skill. Others come cloaked in discomfort but hold truth.

So I meet It without bowing. And I never assume. If it’s real—if it’s truly elevated—it will respect that caution.

There are positive aspects of It. There are negative ones. I’ve met both. But I don’t chase them. I don’t summon. I do my work, and the aligned aspects of It show up. Not to rescue me, but to support the movement I’ve already initiated.

And here’s the mechanism: your field—your electromagnetic structure—determines the signal you send out. If you’re fragmented, stuck, or in denial, what returns to you will mirror that distortion. If you’re clear, focused, honest—what finds you will be too. The law isn’t spiritual. It’s electric.

Healing isn’t about calling in light. It’s about clearing the noise so light can recognize where to land.

Positive It doesn’t override your will. It works with you when you’re already moving. Negative It doesn’t attack for fun. It exploits openings. Standing in between your old self and your becoming self—half in, half out—is when you’re most vulnerable. You have to cross the rift. Fully. Anything less invites interference.

And yet, I don’t see these negative aspects as evil in some mythic sense. They’re forces. With agendas. With their own logic. Not human logic. Not your friend. But not random either. I don’t need to hate them. I need to stay clear.

When you learn to see from their angle—not to agree, but to understand—you stop being easy prey.

So here’s the stance: Don’t worship. Don’t reject. Stay awake. Stay clean. Focus inward. Transform your field. And let It—whatever It is—reveal itself on your terms.

Because ultimately, your transformation doesn’t depend on who visits you in meditation. It depends on what you do in the quiet, in the fire, in the mundane.

Approach It with discernment. With humility. With backbone.

And walk forward.

Eyes open.

No fear. No fantasy. Just truth, as it’s revealed, step by step.