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I have been thinking about this concept ever since listening to the audio book The Wisdom of Your Cells.  One of life’s big mysteries is “from where does consciousness come?” and “who is the ‘I’ that is aware?”  Over the past couple of months it is becoming clear to me that we are really just a radio receiver through which consciousness flows.  The particular consciousness that we experience is based on the “energetic channel” to which we are attuned.  If we want to experience something different, we need to change our energetic channel.    There is no “I” that is separate.  There is only the big consciousness soup being filtered by our individual receivers. 

Truthfully, we are not just a single receiver, however.  We are far to complex to experience only one thing.  In fact, you could look at each of our individual cells as its own consciousness receiver.  Each cell vibrates on a specific energy wave and attracts the consciousness that broadcasts on its frequency.  The result of this is many different experiences and many different energetic patterns flowing through us.  In fact, only some of these energetic receptions will be conscious.

The body does so many things without our conscious awareness.  In fact, according to Dr. Hew Len “there are only 15 bits of information available to my conscious mind, while there are 15 million bits present at any one time.”  A similar concept is echoed in The Wisdom of Your Cells.  In other words, the majority of our energetic reception is unconscious.  This leaves the possibility of our radios being tuned to a channel that we don’t like, but since it’s unconscious - we tend to blame others, thinking that it must be their radio that’s playing the themes we don’t like.  The reality?  If we would just change our own frequency, or channel, the song that we don’t like would stop playing.  What makes this concept so difficult is the realization and acceptance that you manifested everything you have in your life based on your frequency - both the positive and the negative, whether it’s situations or people. 

So, how do you change the channel when you are playing a frequency in your life that you don’t like?  There is more than one way.  The first and best way is to love yourself.  Love is the optimal frequency to attune.  Sometimes to get to love, you must forgive yourself for tuning to the wrong frequency.  To take a page from the Hawaiian healing system Ho ‘Oponopono, take responsibility for everything in your life.  Say to yourself - “I’m sorry.  Please forgive me.  I love you.  Thank you.”  It works surprisingly well for being so simple.  Another method is the clearing process that I coined “The Joy Process.”  The Joy Process takes a current problem in your life and helps you see where the true source of the problem lies.  It then helps you clear the unconscious energetic frequency of the problem and then attunes you to the new frequency of your conscious choice.  Bottom line, changing the channel is all about clearing out the negative energy patterns and replacing them with positive vibes.                

Refining your frequency is a process that takes time and commitment.  When you remove the roadblocks and the negative frequencies, you begin to live in the state of inspiration and love.  Old patterns and problems shift out of your life in a miraculous way.  It’s all a matter of moving yourself from a state of self-judgement to a state of self-love.  When you change the channel, you melt away the frustration and tune yourself to the state of peace and inspiration. 

Coming to you live from WJOY, this is Heidi, signing off.  Have a great night. 

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Guest Post by Amanda Wardle

I read this blog by Amanda that she wrote a few days after having her Human Design reading.  I thought it was a great example of what it’s like when you first start living your design.  Here she illustrates the tug of war that plays out between the body and the mind.  I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

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Flawed logic

Head. Versus heart.

But wait, not quite that. It’s really more… Head. Versus intuition based upon the culmination of feeling that can be extracted from a given person, place, or situation.

There. That’s better. Sort of. Maybe.

I’m inclined to act upon logic. One would think that this would have served me well. (Logically, it should, right? ) Well, interestingly, it hasn’t. Maybe this is because my logic is basically flawed. (I’m beginning to think that flawed logic is more prevalent than not.) Or maybe it’s because my logic has never been so well acquainted with my intuition. Sometimes the two conflict, after all. And logic tells me that it should win out. It tells me my intuition is false. Logic is funny that way, what with its sensical arguments and such. Hard to argue with a logical mind that knows itself. Problem is that that mind is only one piece. It isn’t the whole. And when it thinks it is, then there are problems. And my mind, well, yeah. My mind is a bit of an egotist in that regard.

I sat in a new house with a new friend last night considering a great kindness that this new friend has offered to me and to my daughter, involving free child care several days per week, and the option of taking my daughter out of daycare. I have been mulling it all over in my head for a little while now, but have been trying to push logic out of my consideration in this instance. Because logic would tell me that accepting this great kindness could be a risky move. Logic would tell me to be suspicious and wary and to watch my back. Logic would tell me that, when one has no parachute, one should probably resist jumping out of the plane.

But here’s the thing. The logic that offers these warnings in this particular instance has everything to do with my own fear. Come to think of it, my logic in general tends to be a pretty scared, bruised mother fucker. Maybe that’s the problem with my logic in the first place. Scared logic ain’t the same as sound logic. Sound logic might know when it’s best to turn itself off. Scared logic just keeps yelling louder.

Here’s the other thing. The scaredy-cat little logic shouting warnings at me in my head has absolutely nothing to do with the new friend in question–at least, nothing to do with my own personal experience with this person. I needed to feel out his environment in order to make this decision, and I did. And logic just can’t quite accept that the environment in which I considered this kindness gave me nothing but good feelings. It offered all the right reasons for accepting. It gave me calm. It gave me comfort. It felt familiar, and it offered me no reason to be on my guard. The anxiety was there before, and after, but not during. Nope. Not even a little bit.

I guess sometimes, even though it’s a bit trite, you do have to take a leap and just trust in something that feels right. The other thing, too, is that sometimes it’s hard not to question kindness…but you may need to accept it anyway. Especially we self-reliant bitches who think we need to do everything ourselves (but know full well that, in actuality, we can’t). Sometimes NOT accepting it, even if it’s a little scary and feels a little bit like the bottom could drop out from under you at any second, can mean missing out on a whole lot of benefits. Guess you don’t know until you try it out.

I gotta give some love to my mind and its logical abilities, and I think I need to go ahead and let it know that I’m not abandoning it altogether, but I think maybe it needs to take a back seat for a while. Let me learn to feel things out, and trust my body, and my gut. I think maybe my silly mind could use a little vacation anyway.

 

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