Dear Lovely Reader,
I’d like to start my introduction with a quote from one of my favorite 90s songs, “Round Here” by the Counting Crows.
“I walk in the air, between the rain, through myself and back again. Where? I don’t know. She walks along the edge of where the ocean meets the land, like she’s walking on a wire…and she knows that she’s more than just a little misunderstood.”
I used to lay on the floor of my bedroom and listen to this song with the lights off. I felt rather misunderstood and didn’t understand why I was so sensitive to life. I felt like I could sense things from other people that felt deeper than what I should know about them. It wasn’t until decades later I understood I was sensitive to vibrations, to human frequency.
This song still resonates because pondering an invisible vibrational frequency is just the kind of concept that inhabits the hazy space on the horizon where the ocean meets the land.
I suspect vibrational frequency will be common AF in coming decades, but talking about it now is a bit like being an early jogger in the 70s. Some people see a glimmer of inspiration in what you’re doing, and some think you’re crazy to run around in tiny shorts for no reason.
What’s invisible tends to gets overlooked in our society, so frequency often flies under the radar.
Yet, there’s so many dots to connect. Quantum physics is sharing how what we thought was empty space is actually vibrating fields. We are a collection of vibrating atoms. The vibratory frequency of water can be programmed. We are essentially a vibrating column of atoms and water in a soup of vibrating fields. How we vibrate matters.
I started pondering vibrational frequency years ago after I was basically knocked out the first time I listened to binaural beats, and went under for hours at gong healing in Bali. (Seriously, about 40 people stepped over me to exit the thatched hut and I didn’t stir.)
There wasn't much online, and guidance around how to raise your vibration was pretty basic. "Drink water, be grateful, hug someone." I wanted higher level strategies for how to explore vibrational frequency, so I started experimenting.
Now all the awkwardness and fails I've gone through (some ideas seriously did not work) have led me to a place where others can benefit from my experiments.
Some of my ideas may be spot on, and some may be laughable 37 years from now.
I invite you to use my words as a jumping off point to ponder vibrational frequency for yourself. I don’t pretend to know all the answers. I write because if no one thinks out loud and risks being wrong, how do we start the discussion?
“Don’t be trapped by dogma. Dogma is living with the results of other people’s thinking.” ~Steve Jobs
Agree or disagree with me, grab a cup of tea, and let’s explore the mystery of how to enhance our vibrations together.
I hope to ignite in readers the idea that you may have a vibrational frequency, and if so, you can decide what you want to do about it. Try a few articles or join me for a session together. See if you feel frequency and vibration are worth learning about or not. Meet you on the other side!
With much gratitude,
Jennifer
