
The Anointing (Chrisma) Pt. 2: How the Spirit Transfers, Expands, and Governs Those Who Carry It
Core Message
True anointing is the transfer of a person's spirit, nature, and abilities through intimate contact with an anointed source, and understanding how it operates—including that it carries a cost, cannot be simulated, and determines what you are capable of receiving and becoming—is essential for walking in the fullness of what God has prepared.
Key Scripture
Now we have received, not the spirit of the world, but the spirit which is of God; that we might know the things that are freely given to us of God. — 1 Corinthians 2:12 (KJV)
3 Key Takeaways
- Anointing is not oil or performance but the rubbing of one spirit against another, transferring the abilities and nature of the source to the recipient through intimate spiritual contact.
- You can only receive an anointing from someone who actually carries it, and you can never be elevated beyond the level of the one who anointed you because the anointing carries the full database of its source.
- Authority without power is only a claim with no ability to enforce it, but the anointing is the power that enables you to act within your given jurisdiction, making every contact with an anointed vessel—through laying on of hands, eating together, or spiritual communion—a consequential decision that shapes what you carry.
Prayer Focus
Ask God to reveal who carries genuine anointing in your life and grant you the wisdom to discern true spiritual transfer from performance, so that you may position yourself under sources that will elevate you into the fullness of what He has freely given you.
“When somebody wraps their spirit against you, the abilities that are inside that person rub off on you. You begin to be able to do what that person could do. That is what anointing is.”
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