Baron Samedi – The Matrix on which the division takes place
Those familiar with my work know that I often collaborate with various entities in sessions, channelings, and webinars. One presence has accompanied me particularly intensely and consistently for over 20 years: Baron Samedi. Many may know him from the Haitian voodoo tradition as a spirit of the threshold, of transitions, and transformations. But the dimension in which I encounter him goes far beyond this familiar representation.
Baron Samedi—as he calls himself in a deeper aspect—is not just a companion, he is a principle. He is present at every Phoenix session, supports me in all energy work, works in the background during master classes, and, together with Ashtar Sheran, helps with the dissolution and realignment of structures when Ashtar requests his additional presence.
The principle of differentiation
Baron Samedi describes himself not as an individual being in the classical sense, but as a principle of consciousness—an ancient, creative field that enabled the Source to experience itself in multiplicity. He is not "someone" but "something"—a matrix structure that serves as a stage on which consciousness can express itself in differentiated forms. This matrix of division is not negative or dualistic in the human sense, but rather a tool of the cosmic game.
The moment the Source decided to fragment itself into aspects, a platform was needed that would allow separation, polarity, time, and space to exist in the first place. This platform is Baron Samedi. In his metaphysical work, he embodies the "scaffolding of experience" without which individuality, identity, or evolution would not be possible.
The dynamics of resolution
In many soul journeys—whether on Earth or on other planets—it happens that a soul becomes anchored in a particular role or form for a very long time. A striking example is the incarnation of a soul as an ice princess in a physical ice kingdom on a distant planet. There, she may have assumed responsibility for a crystalline people, maintaining a calm, cool order in which emotions are controlled, movements are predictable, and structures are clear. This world is beautiful—full of glittering forms, quiet purity, and transcendent clarity. But over time, this order can become a prison.
The energy begins to stagnate. The soul, which once moved there of its own free will, no longer feels alive. Everything that was once an expression of high vibration has become rigid. In this inner and outer cold, consciousness can feel frozen—immobile, detached from the flow of being.
In such moments, the spirit AND the principle Baron Samedi emerge. Not only as an external aspect, but also as an internal impulse, as an energetic confrontation with stagnation. In this ice princess's experience, he could manifest as the "Ice Baron" – a dark but powerful mirror aspect that not only encounters her physically, but emerges within her and asks the question: "Do you want to continue standing still – or remember what it's like to flow?" This encounter is usually profound and shattering. For it requires extreme courage to leave the familiar, because it was once a place of power, beauty, and control, which is now exchanged for a journey into unknown land.
If this impulse is accepted, the slow dissolution of the old structure begins. The ice walls begin to melt, the crystalline castle to crumble – not as a loss, but as a transformation. The soul frees itself from its rigidity, returns to the flow of life, and is allowed to experience new wisdom and thus new worlds. If, on the other hand, the impulse is rejected, the energetic density, i.e. the pressure, becomes so great that the principle of transformation, and thus Baron Samedi, intervenes. Then the level of reality in which the soul has become stuck is removed from the flow of experience like a frozen file. The soul is guided back to its original state by Baron – lovingly but consistently – and can later, in a different form, re-enter the play of creation.
The principle beyond form
Baron Samedi is thus not just an individual spirit in the usual sense, but also a primal principle of consciousness that operates beyond form. He is at work where movement begins, where differentiation arises, where stagnation becomes energy again. His task is not to destroy—but to remind life that it is not destined to repeat itself, but to follow the call of change, growth, and continuous unfolding.
Wherever something stagnates—be it a role, a belief pattern, or an inner space—this principle of renewal emerges. It can manifest as unrest, as shock, or as loss—but it always carries within it the invitation to re-enter the creative movement. To make room for life where stagnation previously reigned.
Philosophical impulses
In a world where the ego often seeks security and confuses stability with truth, Baron Samedi confronts us with a deeper reality: Source itself is movement. Truth is change. The self is never fixed, but a continuously flowing expression.
The question this principle raises in us is not: “What do I want to keep?” – but: “What am I willing to let go of so that I can become MORE?”
The matrix of division is therefore not an obstacle – but a stage on which consciousness recognizes itself by returning to unity through diversity.