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Spiritual Interpretation: "God is a Frequency?"

In many spiritual teachings, people describe God, Source, or the Divine not as a person or being, but as an energy, a vibration, or a frequency of pure love, light, or consciousness.

"Frequency" as Vibration of Love: Some teachings say that God operates at the highest frequency of unconditional love, peace, joy, and unity. When you're in a state of love, gratitude, or deep presence, you're "tuning in" to that divine frequency.

Raising Your Vibration: Practices like meditation, prayer, music, nature, or acts of kindness are believed to raise your personal "vibration" to match that divine frequency, which aligns you with God or Source.

Scientific Metaphor: Energy and Vibration

While science does not define God, quantum physics and energy theories have inspired metaphors used in spiritual circles:

Everything in the universe is made of energy, and all energy vibrates at different frequencies.

Some interpret this to mean that divinity might be the purest, most subtle or all-encompassing form of energy like the unifying field behind all matter and life.

"God is frequency" becomes a poetic way to say: God is the source energy that animates all things.

Mystical & Esoteric Views

In Kabbalah, Sufism, and Hinduism, God is often experienced as vibration (sound or light) like the "OM" (aum)in Hinduism, the "Word" in Christianity, or the "Divine Names" in Islam. These are seen as sacred vibrations that reflect divine presence.

In Christian mysticism, God is said to be love, light, and presence not confined to form, but felt in stillness and surrender.

Personal Experience and Resonance

For many, calling God a frequency is a way to personalize the divine as something you can attune to, like tuning a radio to the right station:

If you're in fear or hatred, you're "on a lower frequency."

If you're in love, forgiveness, or gratitude, you're closer to the "God frequency."

Is God a frequency?

Not literally in scientific terms. But metaphorically, yes God can be understood as the highest frequency of love, consciousness, and unity. This concept encourages you to live in alignment with that frequency by cultivating love, peace, presence, and compassion.

This is my first time running across this particular topic, but it somehow felt as if I actually knew all along. There's no telling how many people that's been labeled as schizophrenic, among other mental illnesses, that were actually completely normal. They possibly could have even possessed a unique gift to help humanity and these psychos knew about it and developed this BS to drive them insane.

Scientists discovered 2.6 million "golden eggs" near an underwater volcano off the west coast of Canada. The eggs belong to the Pacific white skate, and they were found in an area that was once thought too cold to support life, according to USA Today. The volcano is an active seamount that emits warm, mineral-rich water, creating a unique habitat for marine life.

The eggs, also known as "mermaid's purses," are unusually large, measuring 18 to 20 inches in width, and take a significant amount of time to incubate. The geothermal activity of the volcano plays a crucial role in their development, acting as a natural incubator and accelerating the gestation period. This discovery highlights the complex relationship between geological and biological processes in the deep sea and underscores the importance of protecting these fragile ecosystems.

Some of my family is all over this Bin Laden special on Netflix. I decided to watch it and I can see now why so many people aren't convinced they unalived Bin Laden at all...the swat footage only showed from the waist down and his body is allegedly somewhere in the Indian ocean so nobody will "make a shrine" out if it?? Tf?

“I open the gates of ancient memory. May the sacred language of my soul flow freely.”

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Over 3,000 years ago, the Assyrians developed a remarkably advanced underwater technique, as illustrated in this ancient relief. It shows Assyrian soldiers using goatskin bags filled with air to help them breathe while submerged—a clever early example of diving gear.

This innovation highlights the remarkable resourcefulness of the Assyrians, showcasing how they adapted their environment for strategic military purposes. It reflects not only their technical creativity but also their tactical foresight in warfare.

Today, this fascinating Assrian artifact is preserved in the British Museum, offering a glimpse into the ingenuity and capabilities of one of history’s great civilizations.

Note: The lower image is the original artifact; the upper is a modern visual interpretation