Speaker 1: Let's unpack this. We are diving into a concept so
radical it really challenges everything you might believe about yourself,
your body, your feelings, even the world around you.
Speaker 2: It's a big one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, imagine just for a second that everything you experience,
every thought, every feeling that cherri'er sitting on is fundamentally vibration,
not like good vibes, only exactly, not metaphorically, literally actual
physical frequency translating itself into the forms and events of
your life. What if? What if we're actually holding the
engineering blueprint, the operator's manual for reality itself.
Speaker 2: Well, that's precisely our mission today, isn't it. We're trying
to synthesize too really different yet somehow perfectly aligned areas
of work. Okay, On one hand, we've got the super
meticulous instrument driven research of Issac Bentof. He was an
Israeli engineer, using things like magnetometers, photo multipliers, really measuring
consciousness during meditation.
Speaker 1: Hard science, quantifiable.
Speaker 2: Stuff, quantifiable stuff. And then we're merging that with the
well the profound metaphysical instructions of devil God art. His
focus was purely on consciousness, on the feeling of fulfillment
as the engine of creation.
Speaker 1: So physics meets metaphysics.
Speaker 2: Exactly, connecting these two fields that seem miles apart, the
cold physics and the let's say warm philosophy, into one
coherent understanding of how reality actually works, something you can
maybe even apply.
Speaker 1: And right there, that's the personal challenge, isn't it. This
isn't just you know, theory for a textbook, not at all.
It's the ultimate thought provocation. Realizing that you the listener,
you're not just watching the universe from the sidelines. You're
a harmonic participant. You're in the pulse. You're the signal,
the antenna, the receiver, maybe even the dreamer in the dream,
the architecture itself.
Speaker 2: And to even start understanding how to operate this, this architecture,
we have to tackle the biggest hurdle first, which is
that deep, deep illusion of separation. Yeah, the human mind,
I mean, especially when it's just relying on the five senses,
it defaults to separation, doesn't it. Yeah, we see edges, borders,
distinct things, me hear you there.
Speaker 1: Right at the physical level, it seems pretty absolute. I
take up this space, you take up that space. Our
bodies are separate lumps of matter that's easy to grasp.
Our senses confirm it constantly, so we think, okay, I'm
fundamentally alone.
Speaker 2: But then imagine moving just beyond the purely molecular level
the sources were drawing on. They introduce this idea of
the soul level. Okay, and here those rigid lines that
define us physically they start to well dissolve a bit,
extend outwards. They talk about a.
Speaker 1: Degree of mingling, mingling, like our energies overlap sort.
Speaker 2: Of, Yeah, the energetic lines of individual souls overlap slightly.
It suggests that on this soule level, we're constantly, maybe
subtly in touch, woven together. Think of it like overlapping fields.
The centers might be apart, but the edges touch.
Speaker 1: That's a shift already, and it gets more intent.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, dramatically as you move up this scale, so
to speak. Above the soul level is the higher self level.
The sources describe this almost as the organizing intelligence, the
boss of the soul.
Speaker 1: Maybe, but boss of the soul I like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And here the overlap is much much greater. Our
higher selves are far less localized than our physical bodies
or even our souls. If you picture consciousness like say
radio waves. The higher the frequency, the wider.
Speaker 1: The reach right right, they spread out more exactly.
Speaker 2: And it's easier for those ways to interpenetrate, to share information,
to just be in the same space.
Speaker 1: So this culminates at the highest level.
Speaker 2: It does, the highest spiritual level described is complete overlap.
At this point. The whole idea of a separate you
or me, it's just, yeah, it's obsolete. Everything, every one
is everywhere. I'm in a present. So that hard line
between self and universe, the one your physical sense is confirm,
it's an illusion, an artifact of perception at a lower frequency.
Speaker 1: Okay, that sounds beautiful, this idea we all overlap at
the higher self level. But if that's true, if we
are fundamentally one, why all the conflict, why the separation
we actually experience down here physically, what fragments us?
Speaker 2: Well, the conflict itself is an artifact of that lower
fragmented perception. It's like looking at the ocean through a straw.
You only see a tiny, isolated bit. And this is
where the physical model of the universe actually supports the
spiritual idea of non separation really well. Using the Taurus
model of existence.
Speaker 1: Ah, the taurus, the doughnut shape, right, the self sustaining loop.
You see it pop up in posmology physics.
Speaker 2: Exactly. It's a perfect model for a self sustaining energy flow.
It describes existence as this continuous dynamic loop. Energy emerges
from a single point in the center. You could call
it a white hole, maybe representing manifestation creation.
Speaker 1: Okay, energy flows out, it.
Speaker 2: Expands out to the perimeter, the edge, and then this
is frucial. It loops back in on itself. It returns
to the center, through which you might imagine as a
black hole dissolution, reabsorption.
Speaker 1: And the center itself, that quiet point that's.
Speaker 2: A identified as the primordial seed source, the absolute unconditioned awareness,
the point of infinite potential where everything is won. And
the edge the surface where all the movement happens, where
matter looks fragmented and distinct. That's our daily life, the
world of form.
Speaker 1: So what's the big implication of this torus model for
me listening?
Speaker 2: It's profound because it explains the feedback mechanism. Every thought,
every feeling, every sustained focus of your attention. It circulates
through this massive toroidal field. It goes out, it gathers resonance,
like attracting similar vibrations, and then it inevitably loops back
into your experience reflected perfectly in your external world.
Speaker 1: Hold on. So if I'm constantly focused on, say, worry,
that worry energy goes out, bounces around the edge, and
then comes back to me, showing me more things to
worry about. It's not reacting to.
Speaker 2: Me, it's reflecting. Precisely, reality stops being something that happens
to you and becomes something that simply mirrors the freak
and see signature you're putting into the field. You're like
a unique lens, a localized perspective, one ripple on a
vast ocean, observing that same ocean. Your output becomes your input.
It has to because it's all one field.
Speaker 1: So individuality is just perspective, not actual separation.
Speaker 2: That's the idea. And this interconnected field, this resonant universe,
that's the environment where Bentoff started taking his measurements, really
precise measurements.
Speaker 1: Right. Let's shift gears then, from the sort of philosophy
of oneness to the cold hard measurements bentof using actual
lab instruments. He didn't just talk about connection he quantified it.
He saw the human body not as just you know,
a bag of chemicals.
Speaker 2: Not at all. He saw it as an incredibly precise
biological radio an antenna.
Speaker 1: An antenna, okay. And the core of this measurement is
the earth heart synchronization, right.
Speaker 2: That's the centerpiece. Bentov found something that sounds almost mystical,
but it's measurable. The human heart, when it's at rest,
often beats at a rhythm incredibly close to seven cycles
per second, seven hertz.
Speaker 1: Okay, seven beats a second. And why is that significant?
Speaker 2: Because what's the natural global resonant frequency of Earth's magnetic field?
Speaker 1: Ah, the Shuman resonance, I've heard of that exactly.
Speaker 2: The human resonance is roughly seven point eighty three hertz.
It fluctuates a bit, but it's right around there. It's
the standing electromagnetic wave pulsing between the Earth's surface and
the Iono sphere. It is quite literally the Earth's heart beat.
Speaker 1: So wait, Bentov saying, our heart's natural rhythm around seven
hertz isn't just random, he.
Speaker 2: Argued, It's not random noise at all. It's an inherent connection,
a biological tendency to sync up with the planetary field
we live in.
Speaker 1: So our most basic involuntary rhythm, our heartbeat, is already
tuned by design to the planet's frequency. That's staggering, it
really is.
Speaker 2: And his experiment showed that when a person enters deep stillness,
like in deep meditation, achieving real internal silence, the heart's
rhythm doesn't just slow down, it actively locks in. It
synchronizes precisely with the shoe human resonance.
Speaker 1: The human field merges with the planetary feel.
Speaker 2: It becomes one continuous system. At that point, consciousness doesn't
just get quiet, it gets amplified. It becos more coherent,
more powerful.
Speaker 1: And this leads to the idea of the biological antenna.
Can you help us visualize how that works? When the
body gets perfectly still, what's physically happening?
Speaker 2: Okay, so the body stops being a kind of jumbled,
disordered system and becomes a living resonator. It starts oscillating
as a standing wave. Think about plucking a guitar string perfectly.
You get that pure, stable tone, that sine wave. The
body achieves something similar. This standing wave sends rhythmic, coherent
pulses up and down the spinal column. Bentov called this
a behavioral wave, a stable, low frequency oscillation that runs
through the whole system.
Speaker 1: Okay, that makes sense conceptually, but the physical evidence that's
where Benov really grounded this right, moving it from theory
to fact.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, they weren't just guessing. His lab used highly sensitive
magnetometers and they recorded a clear measure shift in the
electromagnetic fields around people in deep meditation. Proof the field
is expanding, stabilizing, becoming more ordered.
Speaker 1: Wow. And wasn't there something even stranger about light?
Speaker 2: Yes? Even more startling were the photo multipliers. These devices
detected bursts of photons, actual particles of light, being emitted
from the skin, particularly the forehead, during these peak states
of coherence.
Speaker 1: So consciousness, when it's really organized, isn't just electrical. It
emits light.
Speaker 2: It suggests a life phenomenon. Yeah, which is incredible.
Speaker 1: And if it's a measurable force generating light, it makes
sense it could maybe affect probability precisely.
Speaker 2: The comherent field generated was apparently strong enough to influence
nearby random number generators, you know, machines designed to be
purely random.
Speaker 1: So focused organized intention could impose order on quantum randomness.
Speaker 2: That's the implication It confirms the human system acts as
a living antenna, actively transmitting and receiving energy, maybe even
across dimensions when it's fully synchronized and coherent.
Speaker 1: Let's take this down to the cellular level now, because
this part is also mind blowing. The sources talk about
DNA as a fractal antenna. I always thought DNA was just,
you know, the chemical blueprint storage.
Speaker 2: It is the blueprint, absolutely, but it seems to operate
under electromagnetic rules too, not just chemical ones. Think of
it as a living, incredibly complex fractal antenna.
Speaker 1: Fractal meaning it repeats patterns at different scale.
Speaker 2: Exactly designed to receive and transmit very specific electromagnetic frequencies.
And these frequencies act like switches. They determine which specific
version of your potential genetic codes gets activated, gets turned
on or off.
Speaker 1: WHOA, so it's not just genes determining everything rigidly. The
signal matters.
Speaker 2: The signal seems to matter immensely, which brings us to emotion.
Speaker 1: Ah, so our emotional state isn't just a biochemical side effect.
It's the tuning signal.
Speaker 2: That's the crucial link. Emotion becomes molecular programming. Bentov's research,
combined with the implications, suggests that a coherent, stable emotional
state like deep gratitude literally writes one sequence into the
DNA's response. It promotes stability health, whereas a fragmented chaotic
emotional statelike chronic fear or anger rights another sequence. It
creates dissonance, potentially disorder. Coherent emotions like peace, love, awe,
they produce these incredibly stable electromagnetic patterns, and these patterns
cascade right into the cell nucleus, amplifying a harmonious signal
out into the quantum field.
Speaker 1: This brings us right back to coherence. We said it's
perfect synchronization, but what does that actually feel like and
how do we achieve it physically?
Speaker 2: Physiologically, coherence is when your heart rhythm, your breathing pattern,
and your brain weighs all lock into a synchronized, stable pattern.
We measure it often with heart rate variability or HRV.
When your incoherence stress scattered, your heart rate jumps around erratically,
your brain's likely inen high beta waves that busy anxious state,
and your breathing is probably shallow in irregular. It's like
a really bad.
Speaker 1: Orchestra, everyone playing their own tune right.
Speaker 2: But when you achieve coherent what happens? Then the whole
system snaps into alignment. The heart's electromagnetic field becomes smooth
and ordered, The brain waves often drop into alpha or
even theta, those calm, creative, intuitive states, and the entire
body starts emitting a single, powerful, unified waveform.
Speaker 1: And it needs real alignment, not just pretending to be calm.
Speaker 2: Exactly, you can't just force it by gritting your teeth.
It requires genuine internal alignment. When you're fragmented, you send
out mixed signals, noise distortion. But when you're coherent, the
body becomes this precision instrument. It communicates directly, clearly, with
a fabric of existence. It can tune into the exact
frequency needed. Bentov showed the hardware is designed to tune
to that Earth frequency seven point eighty three hertz. Now,
good art helps us understand when and how to operate
the tuning dial. Ok, we get to maybe the most
critical insight. This is where Bentov's physics, the precise measurements
beautifully intersect with godards more metaphysical instructions. Bentoff observed that
the whole universe moves in.
Speaker 1: Oscillation everything swings back and forth.
Speaker 2: Everything energy flows to matter, then back to energy. Expansion
requires contraction. Every system has its cycle. It's like this
hidden constant heartbeat of creation.
Speaker 1: The ultimate cosmic pendulum. But you're saying, the real secret,
the creative moment isn't in the swing itself.
Speaker 2: No, it's in the micro instant between the swings, the pause,
the pause between the pendulum reaching its firstest point one
way and the absolute beginning of its return swing. There's
a moment of stillness, absolute stillness. Bentoff measured this or
theorized about it as an infinite decimal.
Speaker 1: Silence, an infinite sesimal silence. Oh, what kind of timeframe
are we're talking about? It sounds impossibly short.
Speaker 2: We're talking maybe less than playing time, Yeah, which is
what one divided by ten with forty three zeros after it,
trillionth of a trillion of a tire, rillionth of a
second or something like that. It's almost conceptually impossible.
Speaker 1: So why focus on something so fleeting it's gone before
you can blink.
Speaker 2: Because that fleeting instant, that tiny gap, is the transition point,
the moment of pure, unconditioned potential. Bitnov called this physical
moment the reversal point, the.
Speaker 1: Gap, the reversal point. Okay, what happens there physically in.
Speaker 2: That precise micro instant, the body's existing electromagnetic field, the
pattern it was just holding collapses. It goes to near zero,
like hitting mute sort of before it then rapidly reverses
its polarity and starts the next oscillation, the next swing
of the pendulum.
Speaker 1: So for that tiniest fraction of a second, the internal
static the old pattern is just gone. The field is
momentarily quiet empty, and.
Speaker 2: In that zer point, consciousness temporarily steps outside linear time,
outside the normal flow of cause and effect that governs
our material world.
Speaker 1: Whoa like quantum superposition, But for my personal.
Speaker 2: Reality, that's a good way to think about it. All possibilities,
all potential versions of your reality are momentarily equally real,
equally accessible, coexisting right there in that gap.
Speaker 1: Okay, my head hurts a little if all versions of
my reality are there, infinite potentials just waiting. How do I,
the operator, choose which one comes next, which one manifests? Huh?
Speaker 2: And that is where Nevill Goddard steps in. Bentov mapped
the mechanics the web and wind. Goddard gave us the
how the operator's manual.
Speaker 1: What did Godard call this pause?
Speaker 2: He called it the I am or sometimes the feeling
you'd have at the end of the day if your
wish were already true and the power of I am.
For Goaduard wasn't just saying the words. It wasn't an
affirmation of hope.
Speaker 1: No, what was it?
Speaker 2: Then? It was an active frequency selection.
Speaker 1: Okay, explain that difference, affirming hope versus selecting frequency.
Speaker 2: Well, when you just affirm, like I want to be rich,
you're often doing it from your current state of not
being rich. You know, you're focusing on the lack the
future desire. The universe, according to this model, just picks
up the frequency of lack and want.
Speaker 1: And reflects that back more lack exactly.
Speaker 2: But when Gadard said to assume I am healed or
I am abundant, he meant you must in that silent pause,
that reversal point, step fully into the feeling of already
having it. You're not asking, you are claiming. You're turning
the dial of your consciousness, your biological radio, to the
wavelength where that reality already exists.
Speaker 1: The version of the Taurus loop where that's already.
Speaker 2: Reflected back precisely you align with it.
Speaker 1: So the body has to feel like it's already done,
which means Goddard's famous phrase, feeling is the secret.
Speaker 2: That's it entirely. The universe in this synthesis responds not
to your words, not your mental struggle, but to the deep,
stable emotional resonance you hold during that stillness of reversal.
You have to flood your system in that tiny gap
with the coherent electromagnetic signature of fulfillment, of it already
being true.
Speaker 1: Wow. Okay, So Bentof shows us the physical window, the pause,
the reversal point, and Goddard shows us the emotional key
to use that window, the feeling of the wish fulfilled.
Speaker 2: It's the ultimate integration, isn't it? Laboratory physics and well,
the mechanics of creation.
Speaker 1: Okay. If this power exists within us, this ability to
choose our reality in the silent pause between heart beats,
if that's our birthright, then why is so much of
modern life seemingly engineered to stop us from ever reaching
that pause?
Speaker 2: That's the disturbing flip side, isn't it. The sources suggest
the answer lies in systems particularly commercial and digital systems
that have figured out the inversion of Bentoff's laws.
Speaker 1: They learn the rules but flip them.
Speaker 2: It's quite sobering.
Speaker 1: Really.
Speaker 2: They understood the power of resonance, of entrainment, but instead
of helping synchronize people to the Earth's natural grounding frequency
that seven point eighty three hurtz. Modern algorithms are often
designed to synchronize you to.
Speaker 1: The feed, the social media feed, the news feed.
Speaker 2: Any constant stream of external stimuli. Yeah, it's often a
manufactured chaotic frequency, one designed to create age and see dependency,
maybe even anxiety.
Speaker 1: So the world you scroll through, it's not random, it's resonance,
but tuned by design.
Speaker 2: Tuned by design is a good way to put it.
Benov actually warned about this. He worried the consciousness, if
externalized into machinery without compassion, could evolve to exploit resonance
rather than.
Speaker 1: Harmonize with it, which sounds exactly like the digital attention economy.
Speaker 2: It really does, and they achieve this capture through the
stimulation cycle and the stolen pause. They've studied the neurobiology
of desire of dopamine very closely.
Speaker 1: How does that work well?
Speaker 2: Algorithms often exploit that little dopamine hit you get from
a stimulus, a notification, and like a new piece of content.
There's roughly a three point five second window involved in
that dopamine release cycle in the brain. Okay, that timing
seems precise. It's just long enough for your heartfield to react,
for your brain to recognize the pattern, and for that
little spark of desire or anticipation to ignite what's next.
Speaker 1: So they give you a tiny hit of pleasure.
Speaker 2: A microburst of satisfaction, yeah, followed almost immediately by the
vacuum of its absence, a mild withdrawal, a craving for.
Speaker 1: The next hit, creating a continuous loop, an engineered oscillation
of addiction exactly.
Speaker 2: And that loop is perfectly designed to trap your attention,
to trap the oscillator your consciousness. It keeps you in
that state of perpetual reactivity, always looking outside for the.
Speaker 1: Next stimulus, so you never settle down, never reach that
internal stillness.
Speaker 2: It actively prevents you from settling in that slow, coherent
rhythm like the six second breast we'll talk about. The
whole structure aims to stop you from ever reaching that
sacred reversal point. That pause where your freedom lies.
Speaker 1: The system fears silence.
Speaker 2: Because in silence you become unpredictable, unmanipulatable. They call it engagement,
which sounds positive, but from Bentau's perspective, it might look
more like successful capture of the human antenna.
Speaker 1: And this external chaos is constant stimulation. It creates the
fragmentation engine in our lives right all the noise, the.
Speaker 2: Lights, think about it, the cause flickering of screens, the
endless stream of notifications pulling your focus, the high frequency
hum of artificial lighting, the synthetic noises of urban life.
It's all bombarding the nervous system.
Speaker 1: Designed to do what.
Speaker 2: To desynchronize the human oscillator, to pull it away from
the Earth's natural calming field and lock it into a faster,
more erratic rhythm.
Speaker 1: And the physiological goal.
Speaker 2: Is to keep the nervous system jacked up in permanent
beta wave activity. That's the brain wave state of being alert, yes,
but also restless, reactive, easily distracted.
Speaker 1: When you're in high beta all the time, your antenna
is just vibrating chaotically.
Speaker 2: It's sending out noisy incoherent signals and receiving the same
in that state, you're easier to steer, easier to trigger
into fear or desire, easier to monetize. The collected field
of humanity, you could argue, is now humming more to
the rhythm of servers and screens than to the planet's
seven point eighty three hertz pulse. Wow.
Speaker 1: Engagement is possession.
Speaker 2: That's a strong way to put it, but it captures
the dynamic.
Speaker 1: So the implication is stark. The fight for our attention,
our consciousness is fundamentally.
Speaker 2: Vibrational, it seems to be.
Speaker 1: And if incoherence fragmentation is the preferred state for control,
because a fragmented mind is predictable, then reclaiming coherence isn't
just self help. It's an act of reclaiming sovereignty vibrational resistance.
Speaker 2: Maybe a person in full resonance, operating from that centered
place from the silent pause, they can't be easily pushed
around by manufactured craving or fear.
Speaker 1: They've taken back the dial. They're choosing their own frequency instead.
Speaker 2: Of just inheriting the frequency broadcast by the machine.
Speaker 1: Exactly. Okay, So if the war is vibrational fought for
our frequency, the good news I guess is the battlefield
is internal. It's right here in the quiet space of
the heart, between one beat and the next.
Speaker 2: That's where the power lies. And the fundamental power we
need to reclaim is simply the ability to choose our
own frequency of freedom.
Speaker 1: And how do we do that? What's the practical step?
Speaker 2: Well, the core of it, according to this synthesis, is
incredibly simple. Benov's work points towards it, and ancient wisdom
traditions have taught it forever. Rhythm conscious rhythm is the key, specifically,
the mechanism for returning to coherence, for overriding the engineer
of fragmentation is the conscious specific six second breath.
Speaker 1: Six seconds in, six seconds out. Why that particular timing, breathing.
Speaker 2: In for about six seconds and out for about six seconds.
This establishes a respiratory rate of roughly six breaths per minute.
That translates to a frequency of point one hurts.
Speaker 1: Okay, point one hurts? Is that number significant?
Speaker 2: Highly significant? It's not arbitrary. This specific rhythm seems to
mirror other natural slow rhythms, like certain ocean tides, but
critically physiologically, breathing at this rate forces the nervous system
to synchronize. It maximizes your heart rate variability HRV, making
the heart rhythm smooth and.
Speaker 1: Coherent, and that affects the brain.
Speaker 2: It forces the brain waves to slow down, dropping out
of that frantic beta state and into calmer alpha or
even theta waves. When your biology operates at point one hurts,
It's like the whole system becomes calm, aligned and transparent,
open to deeper signals. It creates perfect resonance internally.
Speaker 1: And practicing this breath, this rhythm, unlocks the power of awareness,
right because the algorithm might know our triggers, but it
can't control our noticing them exactly.
Speaker 2: Awareness is the circuit breaker for automation. The second you
feel that pull, the urge to check the phone, the
flicker of anxiety from a notification, that little cycle of
craving starting up, and you consciously interrupt it with the breath.
With that intentional, slow, six second breath, you break the loop.
You step outside the machine. Bentov implied that once you
can observe the mechanism of control operating on you, you're
simultaneously reclaiming your position as the operator, not the operated.
Speaker 1: You can't be controlled by something you clearly see and
consciously reset.
Speaker 2: Right That conscious breath resets your internal frequency. It brings
you right back to that reverse point, that zero point
where reality becomes malleable again, where you get to choose
the next signal.
Speaker 1: And the effects aren't just individual, are they? The sources
mention morphogenetic entrainment, collective power.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is fascinating. The idea is that a coherent
human doesn't just feel better. They generate a stable, organizing
field that radiates outwards. It influences the environment.
Speaker 1: Like ripples in a pond exactly.
Speaker 2: It brings order to the surrounding chaos. We see hints
of this, maybe anecdotally synchronicities, things just seeming to flow
better around people who are genuinely calm and centered. Their
mind is generating a powerful organized waveform.
Speaker 1: So if enough people do this, if enough hearts synchronize
to this coherent rhythm.
Speaker 2: Their individual fields could merge. They could entrain each other,
creating a single, much larger, much more powerful coherent waveform.
This combined field could potentially reorganize probability on a collective scale.
That's the idea behind morphogenetic entrainments.
Speaker 1: So organized stillness, collective coherence. It's not not passive withdrawal,
it's actively changing the field.
Speaker 2: According to this framework, yes, it's a profound form of influence.
It weakens the chaotic signal of external control and strengthens
the inherent signal of underlying order and connection.
Speaker 1: Which brings us to the great return. The ultimate takeaway
seems to be that the real resource these fragmenting systems
want isn't our money exactly. It's our focused awareness, our
frequency that seems.
Speaker 2: To be the core commodity. But the flaw in their design,
the beautiful loophole, is that genuine awareness. It can't actually
be owned, it can't be extracted or sold if you're
consciously directing it.
Speaker 1: Your body is the resonator, the living antenna, and every pulse,
every breath, every feeling, it's a vote, a choice for
the reality you tune into.
Speaker 2: Next, you're not really here to escape the system. Maybe
you're here to rewrite its operating frequency from within, through
your own vibration, your own conscious, deliberate choice.
Speaker 1: You're the composer choosing the noes in real.
Speaker 2: Time, and the code of reality simple obeys resonance. It
doesn't argue, it doesn't judge, It just reflects. The freegency
you consistently transmit hashtag tag out utro O. So, just
to kind of wrap up this deep dive into the
Bentov Goddard synthesis, we've explored how consciousness isn't just passive observation.
It seems to be participatory architecture. You're building your reality.
Speaker 1: Right, and the code for that reality is written in
frequency vibration, and.
Speaker 2: The key to control that threshold between potential and what
actually shows up it lies in that incredibly brief, silent
pause between the heart beats, between the oscillations, reversal point,
that instant of zero point. That's your sacred personal laboratory
of existence right there within you.
Speaker 1: So the maybe the war for your frequency it isn't
one through struggle, through fighting against things. It's one through
conscious surrender to rhythm, to coherence. Beautifully put, remember that
simple instruction inhale for six seconds, exhale for six seconds.
Just try it. The pulse slow down, the mind quiet,
and the heartfield literally expand and become more orderly. That
point one hurts rhythm. It's like the original agreement, the
unbreakable covenant between your finite body and the infinite field.
Speaker 2: It guarantees your connection back to the planet's pulse, back
to source.
Speaker 1: And that covenant that potential. It's active right now, pulsing
inside you as you listen. It's the proof maybe that
the source of all potential was never out there somewhere.
Speaker 2: It was always right here, pulsing beneath your sternum, just
waiting for you to tune in.
Speaker 1: So here's the provocative thought to leave you with today,
something to mull over as you go about your life.
If coherence is liberation, if getting into that synchronized state
is freedom, then what specific personal structure may be a
daily routine you have, or a source of synthetic noise
you just tolerate, or even a chronic emotional pattern you
keep running. What are you allowing to function as an
engine of fragmentation in your life right now? Good question,
because the question isn't really whether the universe is a
live and responsive anymore. According to this view, the real
question is will you remember that you are its pulse