Vibration Forms Mental Patterns as the Soul’s Personal Signature for Creating

Perception Forms Reality

Vibration, which is formed through the interaction of polarized aspects of the same thing, has both a pattern (idea) and a self-assembling mechanism inherent in it. It functions as a sound wave that both generates and structures light into a corresponding image as a unique possibility for reality. Vibration forms geometric patterns as holograms that structure the material world at the subliminal and subatomic level. DNA, blood, and body tissue, for example, are formed out of pentagons and hexagons which combine to generate and spatially organize a composite structure as a living organism. All matter, in its most fundamental state, is made up of photons, which are little packets or clumps of light that have zero mass and charge. Light is both invisible and visible to the naked eye, and so in the most basic sense, all material forms are comprised primarily of a non-material substance that’s mostly translucent and invisible.

There’s always an outer, spherical field of invisible energy (aura) that acts to order, organize, hold together, and give life to the visible form contained within it. In the most fundamental sense, all energy exists as a both substance and a wave or field at the same time. An atom can appear as a composition of subatomic particles revolving around a nucleus, similar to a small solar system, or as a misty, cloud-like waveform. It only takes on a distinct shape when being observed. All atoms possess both particle and wave properties, and only exist as a particle (something specific) when being observed or measured mentally. When we interact mentally with something (look at it, watch or think about it), we reshape it to be coherent with our mental model through resonance. When not being observed or interacted with, it reverts back to a passive waveform that exists in a state of pure potential, possessing all possibilities for the same idea. It’s only through interaction that it takes on a distinct shape as a possibility. Vibration as subtle energy has a self-organizing mechanism that shapes matter (light) into forms that have distinct properties, modes of consciousness, and behave in specific ways while engaging in certain types of activities.

This doesn’t mean that we literally change the fundamental shape of reality in terms of how it appears to others, but only in terms of how it appears to us through our perception of it. An easy way to understand this is by realizing that when you go into a situation, no matter what it is, you automatically notice some things about it, while not paying attention to other things. The things you notice, stand out from the rest, and you shape your experience of the situation by how you organize what stands out into an idea or altered reality that correlates with your expectations, beliefs, memories, and preferences. Everyone who’s apart of the same situation does the same thing, and perceives it in a way that’s different from yours, and unique to them based on their mental model. Every person that’s apart of the same situation or environment will perceive it and experience it in a way that’s unique to them and somewhat different from everyone else. While we tend to think that reality is objective and fixed, in reality it’s subjective and illusory and exists in a fundamental state of probability. You can conceptualize this idea as reality consisting of a vast field of information that contains all the information needed for forming infinite possibilities for the same universal theme or overall idea. Each individual model (mind) is comprised of a select group of synthesized information formed into a holistic model that vibrates at a particular rate and mode, and acts on the greater field to only vibrate and bring into an active state what matches it, and can be used to form a corresponding outer reality.

Mental Patterns Form Reality

The structures that in-form a material body as a living entity, which is primarily geometric in essence, determine the qualities that make-up it’s nature and level of consciousness, imbuing it with a form of personal signature that forms the basis for its personality, individuality and unique set of characteristics. Subtle energy is purely mental in nature and formed as a “state” of consciousness that fashions, inhabits, and gives life to it’s own material body, which is contained within the greater field or waveform of the mind. It exists primordially as a frequency (mental state) that fashions its own physical body and the outer world emanated through and around the body, which it uses as the means for expressing through in order to experience itself, while evolving itself through its own self-generated experiences. This mental state as a frequency serves as a parent pattern (model) or archetypal matrix that’s primarily thematic in nature, shaped out of our soul’s memory-base (karma), which shapes our perception of reality as our own projection and mental offspring.

Out of our parent theme, formed as an archetypal matrix that’s comprised of both a physical body and outer reality (waveform) of the body at the same time, we form a dynamic series of fractal patterns that are variations shaped by how we adapt our model to unique situations and circumstances, modifying and reshaping them into new variations of the same overall idea. Our perception of others and the outer world in general is a reflection of our own inner nature on a larger level and more inclusive scale. These smaller fractal patterns produced as the offspring of our parent pattern, vibrate in a spiraling motion that expands outward from central point (projecting and superimposing), restructuring the outer field of light (reality) that it’s mentally blending with, causing it to vibrate at a correlating frequency. Once we shape the outer world to reflect and allow us to experience our inner world, we mentally absorb the experience created and mold it back into the memory-base that produced it. All experience, which is mental in nature and attained through what we perceive as a material world formed out of our own projection, comes as a primordial form of self-regeneration, self-replication, and mental propagation.

The parent (original) pattern exists as a thematic idea, that extends outward as a mental projection, superimposing the vibratory frequency as an organizing mechanism onto everything outside of itself, reshaping the basic elements involved into the same type of pattern and idea, forming an analogy of itself. As it plays out its own idea about life as a way of coming to know itself, feedback is created that it uses to make any minor adjustments, honing and then capturing its own experience, translating it into memory which sustains and nourishes itself with more of the same frequency as an idea. The soul-mind acts to rearrange the elemental properties of light in the outer world into the same pattern or idea as a corresponding vibration or quality of consciousness (through resonance), allowing it to perceive itself through its own arrangement, while simultaneously absorbing and integrating its own self-produced experience of itself. In this way the soul acts to create all of its own life experiences out of its mental frequency as a primary form of self-expression.

Mental Patterns as the Soul’s Signature Frequency

One of the easiest ways to understand what your Soul’s Signature Frequency is as your mental model, comes by becoming aware of what your “life theme” is that you use to shape all your experiences. Our life theme originates at an early age, when our higher, conscious mind is just beginning to develop, and as a result, always involves our self-esteem, self-image, and how we initially shape our core beliefs. It begins taking shape around the age of 7 or 8, based on how we interpret significant emotional events of our life to give them meaning. Out of the meaning we give things, shapes the story we start telling ourselves about others, about the way the world is in general, and about who we are in relation with it all. Due to originating out of childish emotions that lacked skills in reasoning and rational thought, our life theme developed around thinking everything was somehow our fault, not being loved or wanted, or not being good enough somehow. We began feeling like we wasn’t loved or wanted because we were bad or defective somehow, or because we wasn’t smart enough, good enough, pretty enough, tough enough, worthy of being loved, and so on. And out of these type of feelings and thoughts about ourselves, we formed beliefs that shaped the theme that would continue to govern our life as we became adults.

Whatever story we began telling ourselves as a particular type of universal theme, shaped our soul’s signature frequency through the memories we formed about ourselves. As we produced more and more of the same type of experiences, we systematically began forming our mental model, which is shaped out of the memories created from our experiences. Our mental model is what forms the mental filters that shape our perceptual lens, which is what we look through to perceive the world around us. Anyone who formed a theme of not being good enough somehow, goes through life always seeing and experiencing more of what makes them not good enough. They go into any situation and only see and pull-out what can be used to create more of the same type of experiences, which generate more of the same type of feelings. They consistently perceive and form experiences, regardless of the situation or people involved, that serve to tell and validate their story about things, giving them more and more of the same type of feelings. Usually without ever realizing that they’re the one creating it and doing it to themselves.

Once we form our life theme as the story we’re always using to explain, describe, and give meaning to things, it forms our mental model and energy field as our signature frequency. Once our energetic frequency is established and concentrated, forming our internal nature and character, we’re always influencing everyone and everything around us with the same feelings, bringing out correlating feelings and traits in them, and together, we form a shared reality. We’re always acting on the outer field of probability (light) to influence it into a corresponding configuration, where it sets the stage necessary for us to continue acting out our story about things in a congruent and harmonious fashion. Due to not understanding the power of our own mind in creating and maintaining our perception of the outer world, we don’t realize that we’re the one doing it to ourselves, and in a like manner, have the ability to change it by working on ourselves to evolve how we view and think about things. The outer world only changes when our inner world changes, because they’re correspondences of each other. Our inner world is shaped by our character and is what determines how we first mentally project and then experience the outer world, and the outer world is the thematic setting that forms the basis for playing out our story as a means of experiencing ourselves.

Dr. Linda Gadbois

Transpersonal Psychologist, Personal Transformation Coach, and Spiritual Teacher