Episode 6 • January 16, 2025
Jacob opens with a vision from years earlier — driving and hearing an inner question, "What do you see?" After naming trees, sky, and cars, the answer that finally surfaced was deeper: "I see souls." Source responded, "A...
Jacob opens with a vision from years earlier — driving and hearing an inner question, "What do you see?" After naming trees, sky, and cars, the answer that finally surfaced was deeper: "I see souls." Source responded, "All souls are mine." From there, Jacob unpacks a recurring thought: you're only as vulnerable as your source — and since love, not material or visible things, is the true source, there's nothing to fear.
He connects this to the freedom of "not having arrived yet," using the image of a rainbow's many colors forming one whole, and his grandparents' twelve children forming one family, to describe oneness as unique expression rather than sameness. Jacob shares a personal moment of camera-shyness overcome by the pull to share, and a story from his boot camp community — "the fit fam" — where being known by name and lifted up rather than judged becomes tangible evidence of love and source made visible. The episode closes with an invitation to look in the mirror and recognize love already there, through and through.
