I. Introduction: The Nature of Intuition in Creativity
As a psychic medium and writer, I’ve come to understand that the decision to write or create has less to do with logical thought and more to do with energy and connection. Creativity is not an isolated act—it’s a sacred dance with the energies of purpose and inspiration. For me, this connection often extends to the Group Soul, a higher aspect of collective consciousness coming together for a purpose, a plan, and a reason.
In Alice Bailey’s Light of the Soul, she paraphrases Patanjali, describing how "flashes of intuition break forth into the mind consciousness," lighting the way toward a deeper understanding. This mirrors how creative inspiration and spiritual insight come together: as brief illuminations that grow stronger with practice, offering guidance and clarity when we are present and aligned.
To work with this energy consciously, certain conditions must be met:
Observing the powerful moment when inspiration strikes.
Aligning with the Group Soul.
Remaining present in moments of clarity and recognition.
Committing to seeing the creative process through to completion.
These elements parallel the spiritual process of moving from fleeting inspiration to steady, intuitive knowing. Writing, like mediumship, is a relational act—not just with myself or Spirit, but with the higher collective energy of the audience or people served.
II. Theoretical Knowledge: Laying the Foundation
Alice Bailey identifies theoretical knowledge as the first step in this journey—a stage of exploring possibilities and laying the groundwork. For me, this often involves understanding the needs of the audience on a soul level. When I align and receive spiritual messages or craft a narrative, I’m not just speaking to individuals; I’m engaging with the collective higher self of those who will receive the work.
At this stage, the process is less about intuition and more about preparation—learning techniques, framing ideas, and building a foundation. Whether it’s interpreting a message from Spirit or shaping a story, this step invites me to open myself to the purpose and plan behind the creative act.
III. Discriminative Knowledge: Navigating the Path
As the creative process deepens, the light of intuition begins to illuminate choices and dualities. Bailey describes this as discriminative knowledge, the stage where we recognize the “pairs of opposites” and learn to discern the path forward.
For me, this phase often involves connecting with the Group Soul on an intuitive level. It’s a moment of alignment where I sense the collective purpose and allow it to guide me. At the same time, I may feel moments of separation—where inspiration feels just out of reach, and the way forward isn’t clear. For instance, while writing, I might grapple with balancing personal expression and universal resonance, questioning whether the message will truly reach the audience on a soul level.
These moments of separation mirror the creative process itself: the tension between what is imagined and what is not yet realized. By practicing alignment, patience, and trust, the energy of creation flows more freely, and the veil between inspiration and action begins to lift.
IV. Intuitive Knowledge: The Light of Illumination
Intuitive knowledge is the highest stage of this process. Bailey describes it as the light that reveals subtle, obscure truths, enlarging our horizons and allowing us to solve problems with clarity. In my work, this is where the connection with the Group Soul becomes most profound.
At first, intuition appears as fleeting flashes of insight—a sudden understanding of what needs to be said or written. But with practice, these moments of clarity become more frequent and enduring. Through meditation, grounding, and remaining present, I tap into the continuous stream of light that Bailey describes: "Gradually the light shines forth in a continuous stream until the aspirant walks in the full light of day."
This intuitive connection allows me to channel messages and stories that resonate deeply, not just on a surface level but on a soul level, bridging the gap between the individual self and the collective energy of the audience. During mediumship sessions, I often establish an immediate bond through evidential readings, which frequently include moments of humor.
These connections naturally pave the way to delivering spiritual messages that almost always illuminate the group’s shared themes—themes like connection, validation, and the transformative act of releasing the past to embrace healing.
V. Integration: Relationships and the Creative Journey
Bailey emphasizes that intuitive knowledge must be translated into the physical world. She writes, "What they see and contact through the use of this spiritual light has then to be registered, understood, and adapted for use through the medium of the brain." For me, this process is deeply relational:
It involves the relationship between myself and the creative work.
It reflects the connection with the Group Soul, whose higher purpose shapes the message.
It requires trust in the universal flow of inspiration that guides the process.
This integration is where the creative and spiritual come together. Writing becomes a meeting place where the energies of Spirit, self, and audience align, creating something that serves a higher purpose. Even moments of struggle—the times when clarity feels distant—become opportunities to grow and deepen the connection with this collective energy.
VI. Conclusion: Writing as a Spiritual Journey
As a psychic medium, I see writing as an extension of my spiritual practice. Alice Bailey’s insights remind me that intuition is not just a tool—it is a guiding light that connects us to the divine. She writes, "When the intuition begins to function, the aspirant has to learn to utilize it by turning the light which is in him upon all matters 'obscure, subtle, and remote.'"
For me, this light is the essence of my work. It transforms writing and mediumship into acts of love, unity, and purpose. The Group Soul is not a passive receiver but an active participant in the creative process. Together, we form a bridge between the seen and unseen, the individual and the collective, the inspiration and the manifestation.
Creativity is not just about producing something tangible; it is about becoming whole—illuminated and aligned with the source of all inspiration. Through intuition, we meet the Beloved within, and in that meeting, our work becomes a reflection of divine unity and purpose.
Jennifer Lasell is a seasoned Psychic Medium and Meditation Practitioner with over 30 years of experience. As a dedicated student of Alice Bailey's teachings through the Lucis Trust Publishing Company (www.lucistrust.com), she integrates profound spiritual wisdom into her practice. Jennifer sees clients in her one-on-one practice—book online at www.jenniferlasell.com. She is also a Co-Teacher of the One-Year Psychic Development Program at Age of Aquarius in Paradise, California (www.ageofaquariuschico.com), where she guides others on their journey of spiritual awakening and self-discovery.
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