Definition: Co-sourcing

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Revision: 9 Jun 2026

Co-sourcing

The operating system of the Source-realizing and Source-realized collective.
The practice of sourcing as a collective.
The practice of two or more people sourcing together.
The operating system of the “collective Buddha.”
A co-sourcing collective can often source more deeply, and with more clarity, than any one person sourcing.
Co-sourcing helps to assure the integrity of the sourcing, especially when one or more participants have attachments or blind spots that could distort their individual sourcing.
When those who are co-sourcing experience unanimity in their sourced responses, that is a strong signal of truth and accuracy.
When those who are co-sourcing experience differences in their sourced responses, that is an invitation to check for attachments or blind spots, to verify that the inquiry is optimal, to confirm that the information is available, etc.
Advanced: An individual who is extremely clear, with a high degree of oneness realization, can co-source with and within themself by utilizing different sourcing pathways and methods. For instance, such an individual can place themselves in the field of another, source as them, and compare the “other” response with their own. Such an individual can also use multiple techniques, such as muscle testing, body pendulum, etc., and see whether the responses agree.