Table of Contents
Introduction
Kryon begins by addressing the possibility of human beings having guides. The question is complex, as it involves understanding different dimensions, which makes it difficult to answer from a human perspective. Kryon compares this to asking how much water there is in the ocean—an unquantifiable concept from a linear viewpoint.
The Magnificence of the Soul
Kryon speaks about the “Entourage of magnificence” that accompanies humans from birth. Many people feel the presence of guides as they become more spiritually aware, especially through spiritual practices or exposure to esoteric knowledge. The more individuals allow for this awakening, the more they sense the presence of these energies, which are considered parts of their soul.
Human Guides
Humans are accompanied by guides from birth, and these guides remain constant throughout life. Although they may appear to change as people evolve spiritually, Kryon clarifies that this change is an illusion—humans are the ones who change, not the guides. As individuals progress spiritually, they become more aware of their guides, leading to the perception of new energies or guides.
Kryon emphasizes that humans come into life with a full set of guides.
The Concept of Three
Historically, many spiritual and religious systems have recognized a group of three guides or energies. This concept is often linked to the number three, which carries various symbolic meanings across different belief systems. In numerology, the number three is associated with a “catalyst”—a force that creates change without itself being altered.
The Role of Guides as Catalysts
Kryon uses the metaphor of a catalyst to describe how guides work. He explains that guides help catalyze ideas, inspiration, or spiritual growth within a person without changing themselves. This process might manifest as new ideas, insights, or ways of being, but the guides remain the same. They are compared to a catalyst in chemistry, which initiates a reaction without being consumed by it.
Intuition and Guides
Guides are also connected to intuition, which can take various forms. There is the basic intuition tied to survival, the intuition linked to DNA and ancestry, and the advanced intuition that individuals plan for in their spiritual journey. Kryon advises that individuals can ask for guidance and receive answers, though sometimes the answer may not arrive immediately but rather at the perfect moment.
The Importance of Patience
Kryon emphasizes that humans often expect instant answers when asking for guidance, but sometimes the right insight will come at the exact moment it is needed. Patience and trust in the process are essential.
The Symbolism of Three
Kryon further explores the significance of the number three, noting that it appears in many religious and spiritual traditions, such as the concept of the Holy Trinity. However, Kryon warns against overcomplicating the idea of guides by assigning too much structure or hierarchy. The guides are not limited to just three; rather, this is a symbolic representation.
Guides Through Lifetimes
Kryon clarifies that the guides a person has in this lifetime are the same guides they have had in all previous lifetimes. These guides do not change, but they may appear different based on the human’s spiritual evolution. The relationship between the individual and their guides is deep and constant, spanning across multiple incarnations.
Conclusion
Kryon concludes by encouraging listeners to acknowledge their guides and embrace their presence. These guides, who have been with each person since birth, are among the closest companions one has, and recognizing their presence can enhance one’s spiritual journey.
Kryon closes by inviting the audience to continue exploring these concepts in further discussions.
