*REAL ENERGY READINGS
Why the Reader’s Integrity Determines Accuracy
Spiritual readings often get a bad reputation. Some dismiss them as fantasy. Others fall into the trap of unquestioning belief. But the truth isn’t that simple, and it certainly isn’t one size fits all.
Like any form of guidance, the value of a spiritual reading depends on the person delivering it. And that’s where many people get it wrong, potentially leading to misguided paths and confusion.
The Messenger Matters
A spiritual reading is never just about the message. It’s about the vessel. The human delivering the insight matters. A lot.
If that person hasn’t done the internal work, hasn’t cultivated emotional maturity, hasn’t developed the ability to integrate what they sense with what they know, then what you receive will be filtered through confusion, ego, or personal baggage. That’s not “spiritual.” That’s noise.
Reader's Alignment
Here’s something even more important to understand: someone can be highly gifted and deeply intuitive, yet still not be in personal alignment. Their insights may be accurate, but their integrity may be questionable. And when that happens, even a true reading can pull you off course.
It’s not just about what they see. It’s how they use it. Intent matters. Integrity matters. A reader can tell you something real and still steer you away from your path if their motivation is self-serving, ungrounded, or reactive.
Think of it like food. There are plenty of people offering “spiritual junk food” feel-good messages, vague affirmations, and one-size-fits-all predictions. These types of readings might feel satisfying at the moment. They’re easy to digest. But they often lack real depth, clarity, or nourishment. They tell you what you want to hear, not what you need to hear.
Readers Who’ve Done the Work
On the other hand, some readers have done the heavy lifting. They’ve cleaned house emotionally, mentally, and energetically. No, they’re not perfect, and they’re not supposed to be.
However, they’ve developed a deep relationship with their intuition, understanding the language of the body, and have refined their ability to interpret spiritual insights with both intellect and integrity. When you get a reading from someone like that, it’s not always sweet or easy, but it’s usually honest, grounded, and accurate.
And that’s the part people resist. Real readings, like real food, require effort to digest. They challenge your assumptions. They nudge you toward uncomfortable truths. They make you reflect. But in the long run, they help you grow.
It All Comes Down to Integrity
Before dismissing spiritual readings or falling headfirst into them, consider who you’re listening to. Are they feeding you spiritual fast food? Or are they offering you something nourishing that your soul can actually use? The power to choose is in your hands.
The reading itself is never the problem. The person reading and whether they’ve done their work makes all the difference. And even the most gifted reader can mislead you if their integrity isn’t fully in place. Choose wisely, and you can find the guidance you seek through discernment, self-awareness, and an aligned heart.
JAH
