THE SOURCE OF LIGHT
INTERPRET
YOUR SOURCE
OF LIGHT
What did you draw?
Choose the image that is closest to the source
of light you drew in your practice.
of light you drew in your practice.
DIFFERENT
SOURCES OF LIGHT.
ONE UNIQUE PATH.
YOURS.
SOURCES OF LIGHT.
ONE UNIQUE PATH.
YOURS.
R E M E M B E R
THERE ARE NO RIGHT
OR WRONG ANSWERS.
Your drawing is a reflection of your inner world. Choose the image that feels closest, and read the interpretation to gain deeper insights. You can always explore more than one if several resonate.
“Your inner light
knows the way.”
knows the way.”
SUN
THE GENERATOR
If you drew the Sun, your image points to a very large energetic capacity and, most likely, a significant mission.
The Sun is fundamentally different from many other sources of light: it generates its own energy. It does not need an external source to make it shine.
Its influence is enormous and continuous. Even when clouds hide the Sun from view, its energy continues to reach the Earth.
In this practice, the Sun often corresponds to what I call a Ferrari person — someone with an unusually large amount of energy and the potential to influence far beyond their immediate personal environment.
For a person who sees themselves as the Sun, this energy is unlikely to be meant only for their own life. There is usually a larger mission connected with it.
The Sun can also symbolize warmth, generosity, compassion, an open heart, and a high level of development of consciousness and the soul.
The Sun is fundamentally different from many other sources of light: it generates its own energy. It does not need an external source to make it shine.
Its influence is enormous and continuous. Even when clouds hide the Sun from view, its energy continues to reach the Earth.
In this practice, the Sun often corresponds to what I call a Ferrari person — someone with an unusually large amount of energy and the potential to influence far beyond their immediate personal environment.
For a person who sees themselves as the Sun, this energy is unlikely to be meant only for their own life. There is usually a larger mission connected with it.
The Sun can also symbolize warmth, generosity, compassion, an open heart, and a high level of development of consciousness and the soul.
RETURN TO YOUR ANSWERS
Who or what does your Sun shine on?
How far does its light reach?
What is its main function?
What role does it perform?
What happens if it stops shining?
How far does its light reach?
What is its main function?
What role does it perform?
What happens if it stops shining?
Now compare this image with your real life. If you see yourself as the Sun, ask yourself whether the profession, business or work you are doing today allows you to express the scale you have drawn.
MOON
THE REFLECTOR
The Moon also represents considerable scale, but its energetic principle is very different from the Sun.
The Moon does not generate its own light. It reflects the light of the Sun.
A person who intuitively identifies with the Moon may naturally realize themselves through connection with another powerful source of energy. This can be the role of a partner, supporter, adviser, strategist or the person behind a highly visible leader.
It does not necessarily mean a small or secondary role. The Moon itself is a large object and can have a significant influence. But its power is expressed through reflection, support and relationship with another source.
The Moon does not generate its own light. It reflects the light of the Sun.
A person who intuitively identifies with the Moon may naturally realize themselves through connection with another powerful source of energy. This can be the role of a partner, supporter, adviser, strategist or the person behind a highly visible leader.
It does not necessarily mean a small or secondary role. The Moon itself is a large object and can have a significant influence. But its power is expressed through reflection, support and relationship with another source.
RETURN TO YOUR ANSWERS
Whose light are you reflecting?
Who receives your light?
What is your function?
How large is your sphere of influence?
Do you enjoy this role?
Would you like anything about it to change?
Who receives your light?
What is your function?
How large is your sphere of influence?
Do you enjoy this role?
Would you like anything about it to change?
STAR
THE VISIBLE LIGHT
A Star is also an image of considerable scale and visibility.
A person who intuitively chooses a Star may have a natural need to be visible and recognized by many people.
This image can appear in entrepreneurs, leaders, public figures, speakers and people whose realization requires them to step onto a larger stage.
A star can be seen from very far away. Therefore one of the central themes of this image is visibility.
A person who intuitively chooses a Star may have a natural need to be visible and recognized by many people.
This image can appear in entrepreneurs, leaders, public figures, speakers and people whose realization requires them to step onto a larger stage.
A star can be seen from very far away. Therefore one of the central themes of this image is visibility.
RETURN TO YOUR ANSWERS
How far away can your Star be seen?
Who sees it?
Do you enjoy being visible?
Do you allow yourself to be seen in your real life?
Does your current work correspond to the scale you drew?
Would your Star like to shine more brightly or to a larger audience?
Who sees it?
Do you enjoy being visible?
Do you allow yourself to be seen in your real life?
Does your current work correspond to the scale you drew?
Would your Star like to shine more brightly or to a larger audience?
LIGHTHOUSE
THE GUIDE
A lighthouse has a very specific purpose: it shows the way when others cannot clearly see where they are going.
The lighthouse does not travel the journey for anyone. It remains where it is and provides an orientation point.
This image can appear in people whose role is connected with guidance, leadership, mentoring, teaching or helping others navigate difficult transitions.
People may look toward them precisely when they feel lost, uncertain or unable to see the next step.
The lighthouse does not travel the journey for anyone. It remains where it is and provides an orientation point.
This image can appear in people whose role is connected with guidance, leadership, mentoring, teaching or helping others navigate difficult transitions.
People may look toward them precisely when they feel lost, uncertain or unable to see the next step.
RETURN TO YOUR ANSWERS
Who is looking for your light?
When do people need it most?
What direction are you helping them see?
How far does your light reach?
Where does your lighthouse get its energy?
Are you currently allowing yourself to perform this role?
When do people need it most?
What direction are you helping them see?
How far does your light reach?
Where does your lighthouse get its energy?
Are you currently allowing yourself to perform this role?
PORTAL
THE CONDUCTOR
If you saw yourself as a portal, channel or vertical stream of energy, your image may point to another energetic function.
Rather than simply generating energy for yourself, you may experience yourself as someone who conducts energy through themselves and activates change in others.
Large public visibility is not necessarily part of this role. The important characteristic here is the ability to transmit something through yourself and create transformation in another person.
People with this image may be drawn to transformational or helping professions — psychology, therapy, spiritual practices, astrology or other work in which one person becomes a catalyst for change in another.
Rather than simply generating energy for yourself, you may experience yourself as someone who conducts energy through themselves and activates change in others.
Large public visibility is not necessarily part of this role. The important characteristic here is the ability to transmit something through yourself and create transformation in another person.
People with this image may be drawn to transformational or helping professions — psychology, therapy, spiritual practices, astrology or other work in which one person becomes a catalyst for change in another.
RETURN TO YOUR ANSWERS
What kind of energy moves through you?
Where does it come from?
Where does it go?
Who receives it?
What happens to people or situations after interacting with you?
Does your current work allow this function to operate?
Where does it come from?
Where does it go?
Who receives it?
What happens to people or situations after interacting with you?
Does your current work allow this function to operate?
LAMP
THE FOCUSED LIGHT
A Lamp usually has a specific and focused radius of influence. It illuminates a particular space rather than everything around it.
This can correspond to someone who is naturally focused on their own world, individual work or a relatively small circle of influence.
But there is another important characteristic: a lamp requires an external source of energy. Without electricity or another power source, it cannot continue to shine.
This can correspond to someone who is naturally focused on their own world, individual work or a relatively small circle of influence.
But there is another important characteristic: a lamp requires an external source of energy. Without electricity or another power source, it cannot continue to shine.
RETURN TO YOUR ANSWERS
What does your Lamp illuminate?
How large is this space?
Where does it receive its energy?
What happens when that source is unavailable?
Are you comfortable with this radius of influence?
Would you like to expand it, or does this scale feel right for you?
How large is this space?
Where does it receive its energy?
What happens when that source is unavailable?
Are you comfortable with this radius of influence?
Would you like to expand it, or does this scale feel right for you?
CANDLE / FIRE
THE LIVING FLAME
A candle, a fire and a fireplace are all forms of living flame. They generate warmth and light, but they require fuel in order to continue burning. When the fuel disappears, the flame eventually goes out.
These images can describe people who become deeply energized by an idea, relationship, project or purpose.
Their natural sphere of influence may often be more intimate: family, close relationships, a small group or community. They can create warmth, connection and a feeling of gathering people around them.
Candle — the most intimate radius. Fireplace — home, family, the closest circle. Fire — can already gather a group or a community around it.
These images can describe people who become deeply energized by an idea, relationship, project or purpose.
Their natural sphere of influence may often be more intimate: family, close relationships, a small group or community. They can create warmth, connection and a feeling of gathering people around them.
Candle — the most intimate radius. Fireplace — home, family, the closest circle. Fire — can already gather a group or a community around it.
RETURN TO YOUR ANSWERS
What is the fuel for your fire?
What makes you burn brighter?
What happens when that fuel disappears?
Who gathers around your light?
How large is the space you naturally illuminate?
Do you have enough fuel in your life today?
What makes you burn brighter?
What happens when that fuel disappears?
Who gathers around your light?
How large is the space you naturally illuminate?
Do you have enough fuel in your life today?
SOMETHING ELSE
DISCOVER YOUR OWN SYMBOL
Your image does not need to match any of the examples above. You may have drawn something completely different.
Return to your drawing and explore its nature through four dimensions:
1. ENERGY — Does it generate its own energy or receive energy from somewhere else?
2. SCALE — How far does its light reach?
3. FUNCTION — Why does this source of light exist? What does it do for the world around it?
4. DEPENDENCE — What does it need in order to continue shining? What happens if that resource disappears?
Return to your drawing and explore its nature through four dimensions:
1. ENERGY — Does it generate its own energy or receive energy from somewhere else?
2. SCALE — How far does its light reach?
3. FUNCTION — Why does this source of light exist? What does it do for the world around it?
4. DEPENDENCE — What does it need in order to continue shining? What happens if that resource disappears?
YOUR ANSWERS ARE THE INTERPRETATION
Your original answers are the most important part of the interpretation.
The symbol gives you the starting point.
Your answers reveal what that symbol means specifically for you.
The symbol gives you the starting point.
Your answers reveal what that symbol means specifically for you.
NOW LOOK AT YOUR REAL LIFE
Does the scale of your current life correspond to the scale of the source you drew?
Are you using your energy in the way your source of light seems designed to use it?
Does your current profession, business or role allow you to perform the function you described?
If not — what would need to change?
Are you using your energy in the way your source of light seems designed to use it?
Does your current profession, business or role allow you to perform the function you described?
If not — what would need to change?
“Perhaps the question is not only how much energy you have.
The deeper question is what you came here to do with it.”
The deeper question is what you came here to do with it.”
EXPLORE · REFLECT · DISCOVER · CREATE YOUR PATH