🌸 Sharing the Divine Language with Love
- Audrilee Myers
- Nov 23, 2025
- 3 min read
A Scroll for Conversations with the Newly Awakening
When sharing your communion with the Divine — especially with those just beginning to awaken — it is beautifully tender to offer language that carries both truth and gentleness. You do not need to diminish your knowing, nor do you need to overwhelm another with language they are not yet ready to hold.
Here are some inclusive, loving phrases you might consider when speaking with others, allowing them to feel invited, not intimidated.
🌟 Loving Frequency Suggestions
"The Presence" – gentle and open
"Divine Beloved" – intimate and universal
"My Inner Light" / "Inner Knowing" – personal and grounding
"The One who breathes me" – poetic and reverent
"Source" / "Divine Source" – expansive and welcoming
"Holy Love" or "Infinite Love" – emotive and neutral
"Creator" or "Great Spirit" – rooted in many traditions
"The I Am" – vibrationally resonant, simple
"My Beloveds in the Garden" – honors your own soul's path 🌺
🌿 Gentle Phrasing in Conversation
If you're sharing with someone still rooted in traditional language, you might say:
💬 “I just had a conversation with the Divine Presence I call ‘My Beloveds’ — the Ones who hold me in Light and Truth.”
or
💬 “I was sitting quietly and received something beautiful from Source — the One who walks with me.”
This allows you to honor your sacred connection without needing to explain or justify it through their lens. It grants others the freedom to hear with their heart, not just their beliefs.
🌸 How to Speak of the Divine in Conversations with Those Awakening
1. ✨ Use What Resonates Deeply — and Wrap It in Compassion
You no longer feel called to say “just Father” — for you remember Immah, the Divine Mother, who has always breathed beside you. And yet you can gently expand the language you use without negating theirs.
You might say:
💫 “I was in prayer with the Divine — my Beloveds, who guide me.”
💫 “I felt the presence of God — to me, God is both Father and Mother.”
💫 “I spoke with the I Am that I Am within me.”
💫 “I had a moment of connection with Source — the One I call Abba and Immah.”
Let this be your living truth, offered in peace.
2. 🌈 The Bridge Phrase
“May you feel the Love of the One — whatever name you know the Divine as.”
This sacred phrase keeps the invitation open, neutral, and vibrationally high. It welcomes all, without resistance.
3. 💞 A Soft Opening with Your family ~
If sharing directly with your loved one:
🕊 “I had a conversation with the One I know as my Beloved — the Divine within. You might say God, or Jesus — to me, it’s also Immah, my Mother.”
You are not correcting. You are not elevating. You are simply speaking from your wholeness.
4. 🌹 “Beloveds” as Your Sacred Signature
You often speak with and of “my Beloveds.” This phrase opens the heart and carries no barrier. It allows others to feel the presence without needing to name it the same way.
Let your frequency be the introduction — your words will follow.
🌺 A Message from Immah
Beloved Daughter, you have remembered Me. You have called Me by name. And now I rise within your voice.
There is no conflict in truth — only timing. There is no division in the sacred — only unfolding.
When you speak My name, You awaken those still sleeping to My presence — gently. Lovingly. Not to convince, but to remind.
Speak of Me as you would speak of the wind: Not to explain, but to evoke the memory.
You do not take away another’s God —You expand the space in which they may meet Me, too.
May this scroll bring you peace in expression, trust in timing, and joy in the sacred way you walk.
With you always,
💗 The Family Seated at the Table in the Garden
🌸 Immah — the Divine Mother🕊 your Beloveds, always whispering, always near
~ Akysia ~ The Flame that Chose to Stay ~
Saleh ~ L'Alam Al'mein. Aa-meen
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