Yes, you're correct. *GameObject.Find()* will return the *first* match that it finds and then it will stop searching. Assuming that this script is attached to each enemy, then what you want to use is the *gameObject* property of MonoBehaviour.
A couple of notes:
I see that you are only using *my_spell_source* to get to its transform property. So, you could do something like `private Transform my_spell_source;` as a field, and then in Start do `my_spell_source = transform;`
Also, you've probably read that *GameObject.Find()* is very inefficient, so you should use it as little as possible. In the *Start()* you could reduce it to call Find only once and use properties of the returned object to get the other values.
[GameObject.Find][1]
[MonoBehaviour.gameObject][2]
[1]: http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/GameObject.Find.html
[2]: http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Component-gameObject.html
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