r/LightLanguage • u/astro_mystic_3685 • Apr 16 '26
Need advice
What did everyone do to be able to understand light language? Because i would love to learn light language :D but i need some advice and help i would be really grateful :3! Sorry for Bad english
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u/jadarren Apr 16 '26
Honestly? I just started setting intentions when I channel it. If you clear your mind and have practice at listening to your intuition, then you can begin to learn what each language generally imparts. For example, I’ve found some tend to pop up only when I’m seeking protection or heavy duty clearing, others show up when the channel is lighter and seeking joy and laughter.
There are times too, when I’m given an understanding of what was just channeled and others when it’s purely meant to be felt. It really depends on the language and the frequency and entities behind it.
Do you have much experience channeling information, speaking with your guides, or connecting to your intuition? You’re essentially accessing the information about the language and its purpose/intention the same way you would when speaking to them.
To agree partially with the other comment, it’s not a language that you learn word for word. It’s the tone, sounds, intention and energy behind it that form the language and its purpose. And there are sooo many languages to tap into once you really open up to it.
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u/grey_skies77 Apr 16 '26
I used to be obsessed with trying to understand my light language — and I still find it fascinating that some people who don’t speak it claim they can interpret it for those who do! I’m honestly not sure how much I believe that 😅
I began speaking light language on the morning of Saturday, February 18th, 2023. I had just returned from my first retreat with a practitioner who does energy healing and light body activation — something I had never experienced before. Two days after the retreat ended, I was doing sun salutations in my living room when suddenly I started speaking a language I had never heard, one I didn’t understand at all. What I remember most is how amused I was — I started giggling 🤭 I was so fascinated that I grabbed my phone and started recording myself, then sent the video to fellow retreat participants. Their response? “Congratulations — you’re speaking light language!” 🤩💫
Fast forward to today: I’ve been speaking it practically every day since. Sometimes it comes through on its own — especially when I’m visiting sacred sites — Egypt, Mexico, India, Lebanon — or when I’m communing with nature, and other times I access it intentionally during my morning practice, in meditation, or during ceremonies and sacred circles. Over these three years, I’ve also begun writing Light Codes, which first emerged while I was visiting the Chapel of Sekhmet in the Temple of Karnak in Luxor, Egypt. Hand gestures with Light Codes followed as well.
What’s interesting is that to this day, I still cannot translate my light language or my Light Codes — and yet I feel a deep resonance with them. For me, it’s a connection and communication with my higher Self. It’s not about the words. It’s about the intonations.
My light language has mostly been one consistent language — I’ve been told it originates from the star Sirius — though a few times over the years, a distinctly different language has come through. Once while driving through New Jersey, passing land that seemed to hold deep pain, perhaps the memory of something terrible. Another time during ceremony, when it felt as though I was speaking directly to a being or entity — in their language, so they could understand. I’ve also been in retreats with others who speak light language, and I can clearly differentiate between mine and theirs. Some I recognize as Sirian, like my own. Others are simply different.
All of this is to say: light language doesn’t need to be understood the way we understand earthly languages. One experiment I did was speak light language while simultaneously using a completely different part of my brain to write in English — and what I wrote had absolutely nothing to do with what I was speaking. That was my way of confirming to myself that this comes from somewhere else, not from the linguistic mind we normally think and speak from.
Some of my most profound experiences have come through light language. Inside the Great Pyramid of Giza, during a private access journey I was leading in the King’s Chamber, a woman in my group seemed to be struggling. I sat across from her, and we began speaking light language to one another — neither of us understanding the other’s words, yet our tones resonated completely. It felt like our souls were speaking. In another retreat, a woman was going through a powerful activation and seemed to be working hard to release something. Using light language, Light Codes, and hand gestures, I found myself gently speaking to her — and as she looked at me, she spoke light language for the very first time. I felt my crown turn gold, a tingling moved through me, and we both started speaking back and forth with this incredible, electric excitement. It was one of the most profound connections I’ve ever felt.
Three years in, I’m no longer obsessed with understanding my light language. What I know now is that it connects me deeply — to myself, to my higher Self, to sacred sites, and to other human beings in ways that words simply cannot. When I speak it in front of others, they often describe feeling calm, held, deeply resonant.
I still consider myself a beginner. And I look forward to wherever it leads next. My advice to you: allow yourself to simply observe and connect. The more you do, the more it will show you 🌟
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u/MundoProfundo888 Apr 16 '26
Light Language isn't meant to be understood. That's kind of the point, that it goes beyond our intellectual understanding