In other words, you see the world from or through a different perspective, one that feels better. You leave the doom and gloom behind and become more of a silver lining kind of person. Problems don’t loom as large, it’s easier for you to imagine that a solution might exist even if you don’t yet know what it is, and you’re willing to trust that it will present itself. Better feeling thoughts are easier for you to think. Whereas your perspective was mostly negative before, you’ve gradually (but not necessarily slowly) shifted into a more positive one. Now, as you continue to meditate, your core vibration rises.

You will gain access to a higher level perspective. (I bolded that because it’s important. You might suddenly figure out what belief has been holding you back in your love life and instantly release it. You might understand why certain events in your life occurred and how you manifested them. In that moment, you might have an idea that solves several of your up until now unsolvable problems. If you stay in that state, you will attract thoughts and ideas that vibrate on that same frequency – you’ll get clarity. When you achieve that high vibration, you feel calm and safe and peaceful.

As you do, you are reaching for the highest vibration you have comfortable access to (the closer you get to your current limit, the more uncomfortable it will get). Over time, as you continue to evolve, you can gain access to higher and higher vibrations. So, when you meditate and raise your vibration, or even if you take more drastic measures to achieve a Quantum Leap, you can only ever gain access to the highest vibration that is within the range which you have access to. Another way of saying this is that in any given moment, you can only experience the range of frequencies which are near you. I explained this in much greater detail in the post How Exactly Do We Create Our Reality? A Technical Explanation. For example, if you vibrate at one frequency, you will have access only to the range of wavelengths that are close to your vibration, and not those which are far away. We don’t have access to all frequencies at the same time. But WHY are we really here? Can’t we just have fun in the non-physical? If Who We Really Are is pure love and joy, then what do we need this reality for?Įverything in the Universe, including Who We Really Are in our non-physical state, is energy all vibrating at different frequencies. I’ve told you that we’re here to have fun, to experience joy through the physical, and that suffering isn’t really necessary, although still valuable. I’ve written quite a bit about Who We Really Are, non-physical beings of pure love who project part of themselves into this denser dimension so that we might experience the physical. Remember that you don’t have to accept or believe anything you read here. It’s been around since the beginning of time, but I didn’t really get it until that fateful night. Others have translated it slightly differently, but the gist is the same. This is my interpretation of the energy I tapped into. I’m going to give you the meaning of life as I have come to understand it. Today, I’m going to tell you why we’re here. I certainly wasn’t ready to write about it.

I’m not going to say that I failed completely (my friend is very intuitive and has had many similar experiences), but it wasn’t pretty. I’m normally fairly eloquent (this girl can talk, damn it), but this time I was um-ing and ehm-ing all over the place, trying to find the right words and phrases, the analogies and metaphors that would convey even a fraction of the understanding I’d gained. I remember my first effort to try and describe what I’d witnessed to a friend of mine. This moment of clarity was so profound, so mind-blowing, that I wasn’t even able to attempt to put it into words for several days. Let’s just say that I’ve dedicated a lot of time to figuring shit out. I’ve had a few in my life, some huge (like the one I’m about to share here), many slightly less huge (like when I figured out that I could stop a panic attack by stepping into it rather than fighting it), and tons of insights about my own personal life (like the time when I saw every moment of my life laid out and understood how every second of it had served me, something I haven’t written about because the information flow was so intense that words completely fail me). So there I was a few months ago, lying in bed one night, meditating as I often do (I can get into deeper meditations in the dark), when I had another one of my epiphanies.

Malody fletcher