THE WAY VIBRATIONS SHAPE OUR ENVIRONMENT

These are the excerpts from The Technologies Transitions Work-space session held on October 16, 2016

The Law of Vibration is a law of nature that states that ‘nothing rests; everything moves; every-thing vibrates.  The way we perceive it at this stage follows some logic. The lower the vibrations are the slower the vibrations; the higher the vibrations are the faster the vibrations. The only differences between the manifestations of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual phenomena are different levels of vibrating energy, or frequencies. So it stands to reason, while the feelings of fear, grief and despair vibrate at a very low frequency, the feelings of love, joy and gratitude vibrate much quicker. We’ve learned through discovery and science ways to unlock the mysteries of the electro-magnetic spectrum. The most common unit of measure for frequency is the Hertz, which is one vibration or cycle per second. So a frequency of 60 Hz means that there are 60 cycles of vibration occurring every single second. At the very leading edge of biophysics today, scientists are recognizing that the molecules in our bodies are actually controlled by these frequencies.  In 1974, Dr. Colin W.F. McClare, Ph.D, an Oxford University Bio-Physicist, discovered that frequencies of vibrating energy are roughly one-hundred times more efficient in relaying information within a biological system than physical signals, such as hormones, neurotransmitters and other growth factors. Although most frequencies exist outside of our normal range of perception, all can be perceived as both colors and sounds.  There are seven colors in a rainbow and seven notes in the musical scale.  So the color blue is also heard as the musical key of D, which vibrates at 587 Hz.  What is most interesting is that, if a frequency is vibrating fast enough, it’s emitted as a color of light. If we wanted to convert sound to Light, we would simply raise its frequency forty octaves. This results in a vibration in the trillions of cycles per second.  This implies that if a pianist could press a key way above the eighty-eight keys that exist on a piano, that key would produce Light. They could create a chord of Light in the same way they can create a chord of sound.  And it would be seen as colors of Light because it would be moving at the speed of Light. Asking a child what red, orange or blue taste like or even sounds like is a legitimate question. The philosophical and scientific basis for this Law of Vibration can be found in quantum physics and in Einstein’s Theory of Relativity. Energy is related to matter and the speed of Light. This is Einstein’s famous E = mc2 equation. When two frequencies are brought together, the lower will always rise to meet the higher. This is the principle of resonance. So, when a piano is tuned, a tuning fork is struck, and then brought close to the piano string that carries that same musical tone. The string then raises its vibration automatically and attunes itself to the same rate at which the fork is vibrating. From theory to actuality, by applying this principle of resonance, we can literally increase the speed at which the molecules in our bodies vibrate, through our thoughts of love, joy and gratitude. As atoms decrease speed, three dimensional (physical) physical matter is created; when atoms accelerate, the higher dimensions of consciousness can be reached. The higher our consciousness is raised, the easier it is to connect with assets residing at that level of consciousness. Logical and other practical experiences can lead us to falsely believe that what applied to a particular situation should pertain identically in similar circumstances. Sometimes we learn things wrong. The response to a toddler for throwing food is different from the response to a child throwing a tantrum. A faulty diagnostic process may alter the logical conclusions we reach even though they appear to be reasonable and rational. How we interpret is as important as what we interpret. Misinterpretation comes from ignorance & is a byproduct of misunderstanding. When we fail to question ourselves we stunt our own growth. "That's your opinion," is a close minded rebuttal for a unyielding position or stance. ​​Wrong Perspective is characterized by faulty conclusions even from true facts. We are out of order to use physical manifestations when we describe spiritual attributes. Let’s define the adjective “spiritual” as, of or relating to that which affects the soul, consciousness and essence of a person as opposed to that which is directly attached to the physical, tangible, and material body.  A general analogy might be that music is spiritual while the instruments that produce its sounds are physical.  The main error in this comparative example is that the “physical” instrument produces the “spiritual” sound.  In reality it is the intangible spiritual thought that produces the tangible physical result. Spirit denotes the nonphysical energy, force or part of a person that is the seat of emotions. The character of our soul is reflected in our spirit.  We feed our spirit through our associations with people, places and the things we participate in or agree with.  Any consistent affiliation produces harmonious vibrations between the parties involved. We say “birds of a feather flock together.”  “We kill two birds with one stone.”  These idioms express truths that may be difficult to grasp otherwise. Likewise some spiritual truths are expressed by abstract means. Spirituality is not an exclusively religious term. The original term comes from the latin word spiritus meaning breath. In that breathing is an essential element of all human life we can see why other words with this common root include aspire, inspire and conspire. Be careful, we should never underestimate the power or influence of our vibratory consciousness. 

Perhaps this is why The Bible forbids graven images and defines the stigma of idolatry as a sin. God is not to be compared to anything in the natural physical universe. It is the physical manifestations, that are the reflections, shadows and representation of the true intangible spiritual source.  We tend to define the intangible, the unseen and the unknown by the only terms we have available to us.  This is our dilemma. How do we embrace the higher spiritual vibrations we can barely perceive in relations to the lower physical vibrations that are easy to see? Could this be the reason The Bible says that "my thoughts are not your thoughts and my ways are not your ways" (Isaiah 55:9). Maybe this is why the Apostle Paul compared spiritual things with spiritual (1 Cor. 2:13). Regardless of the answer, it is important to know that both thought and behavior are contagious. In the same manner in which a cold virus may infect us, by simply being in the proximity of a carrier, so can a consciousness have a profound effect upon our attitudes, prosperity and healing.