The Power of the Spoken Word – Vibration, Harmonic Resonance, and the Holographic Principle

All sound as vibration has a pattern (idea) inherent in it as well as a creative or formative power commonly referred to as a self-organizing mechanism. As we speak or think of a word, we simultaneously form an image of the meaning of the word within our imagination. As we produce a vibratory frequency through our thought and speech, we’re also emitting that vibration in the space around us, where it acts to stimulate everything around us that’s of a similar nature to us with the feeling inherent in the frequency. As we energetically stimulate everything around us, we unconsciously awaken and call forth the same internal qualities that we’re feeling and actively expressing, and together, produce a joint reality of the same nature (feeling). As we speak, both internally as thought and externally as speech, we create both the mental reality and experience that’s correlated with the meaning of our words. All words have shapes, images, and scenarios associated with them that naturally form in the imagination as we hear, think, or see them. Thoughts as internal dialogue form the reality of our thoughts in our imagination as a metaphorical idea or possibility for experience, which then becomes the perceptual lens we look through in order to create a corresponding outer experience. Vibration has a self-organizing mechanism inherent in it that shapes subtle energy as light (astral light) into patterns that are then animated with our life-force energy.

Every object is associated with an element of Nature and has a particular rate and mode of vibration. The Element of Air, which is the unification of Fire (life-force as Will) and Water (Substance and sensation), represents thought as invisible forms that exist throughout the atmosphere (ether) as archetypes, deities, elementals, nature spirits, daemons, and so on. These thought-forms produce a vibratory frequency that’s first shaped within us as a mental picture, are then projected and fluently propagated throughout the atmosphere around us, connecting us to the corresponding powers of the words we’re vibrating. A power or force can be thought of as an invisible entity that has distinct attributes and qualities which serve to shape physical characteristics that have a natural mindset and set of behaviors in them as operations of a specialized nature. We experience them as psychological and emotional states that we naturally absorb and assimilate that change how we feel and think. They change how we’re being and sensing ourselves and give us specialized powers as a result. All behavior as a function and operation of some sort results from a particular state of mind. What we feel, what we focus on, think about, perceive, form emotions around, and ultimately do, results from our state-of-mind or mood as a natural byproduct. Vibration that’s produced internally or absorbed from an external source is what forms, regulates, and maintains our state of mind.

Whatever we think and speak, we are literally shaping as a reality both internally and externally. As we shape it internally we then project and transmit it externally calling forth the same reality as a metaphorical idea in everything around us. As we vibrate a certain pattern as our state of mind, we alter everything around us to be of that same state and type of reality. As we communicate with others we form the same type of reality in their mind based on the words we use to express an idea, and as they call forth a similar reality in their mind, we begin vibrating in harmony, forming a joint-reality that creates the same type of experience. Thought as words taken into the mind undergo a process of adaptation and modification that turns them into a detailed and believable reality in a matter of seconds and act to instantly alter the vibratory state of the mind through its induction and integration. Once an idea is concentrated on and imagined as an actual reality it becomes a natural part of our thoughts. The seed has been planted so to speak, and begins growing, and continues to grow each time we revisit it and continue thinking about it. Thought imagined as an internal reality is the natural faculty of the mind that serves to shape our material world through our perception of it.

The Nature of Vibration

All objects and beings exist as a particular frequency that possesses its own unique rate and mode of vibration. The more complex a being is (multidimensional) the greater its range of vibration and magnitude of its frequency, the simpler a being is the smaller its range and magnitude of consciousness is. All mass is composed of infinity smaller forms of mass that are held together as a single unit that moves and operates in unison, by vibrating in harmony with each other. Two or more objects vibrating in harmony resonate, and thereby adhere to one another forming a coherent system. What vibrates together stays together, so to speak. All material form is created by the frequency vibrating it, which has a holographic pattern or blueprint inherent in it, along with a self-assembling electromagnetic field. Vibration forms a holistic living entity in that it contains the mental and emotional states that naturally imbue it with a distinct set of energetic properties and physical characteristics, which determines how it functions and behaves, and what type of operations as natural processes it acts to produce through its vibratory state in a systematic, automated fashion.

It’s not the speaking of the words themselves that are formative, but rather how they’re spoken and what mental image they form as a result. Reality is shaped in the imagination by the quality of consciousness (passion, excitement, fear, etc.) that gives rise to an equivalent emotional state that forms the tone, rhythm, and emphasis that animates the idea with life. The idea inherent in the word forms the light body or physical structure as a metaphor, and the emotional component associated with it is the motivating force that determines how it expresses and behaves. Frequency not only produces a universal form, structure, or pattern, it also contains intention and the consciousness of the person or being forming it. The same idea can be played out as a drama, comedy, adventure, or mystery based on the emotion associated with it. All reality is shaped as both an image and idea that sets the basis for the emotion to express through, shaping how we experience it. The same reality or set of circumstances can be thought of in a way that makes it either humorous, sincere, sad, exciting, or melancholy, all based on the perspective we take and how we think about it. In communication for example, we know that the words spoken only make up around 7% of what being communicated, while the tone and quality of voice makes up 38%, and body language or physiology makes up 55%. The same basic reality can be imagined in ways that create entirely different experiences. It’s not the reality itself as an imagined idea formed from words, but how that idea sets the stage for creating a particular type of experience, which is determined by the emotion married to it.

Harmonic Resonance

Words are not merely spoken, they’re intoned or vibrated, and in doing so form harmonic resonance with everything around us. Any object vibrating strong enough, with intensity or a strong emotional quality, and an object nearby that share the same vibratory rate and emotional state will begin vibrating in harmony with each other. This occurs in both the unseen world of pure thought as speaking words internally while forming imaginary realities, and outwardly in the seen world by speaking those same words, producing an obvious reaction in others. We’re always influencing everyone around us through any form of thinking coupled with intense emotions. This is easy to realize by the fact that anytime we approach or are around someone who just had an intense emotional experience and is still thinking about it and reliving it in their mind, we can sense their emotions just by being in their presence. We’re always communicating subliminally through emotional influence as a state of mind, just by what we’re feeling and thinking at any given moment.

Our mind is a field of information organized energetically into mental structures that emanate quite some distance from our body. As our mental field comes into contact with someone else’s mental field, we interact through sympathetic resonance, where we both stimulate each other based on shared thoughts, feelings, and emotions that are being expressed at the time by either party. While our thoughts may differ quite a bit in terms of the images or memories running through our mind, the emotions or strong feelings we’re having in relation with our thoughts are universal and shared by everyone. Anytime we’re around another person, or group of people, we can automatically sense their vibes and what emotions they’re experiencing, which tell us what kind of thoughts they’re having. When we stay in the presence of someone for an extended period of time, we naturally begin vibrating in harmony with them forming a coherent system as a joint reality. We become alike based on how we act on each other to stimulate each other, synchronizing our vibration as a pervading mood. Our thoughts and feelings serve to seed their mind and imagination, and likewise, theirs seed ours, just through the nature of the interaction, which is ultimately energetic in nature.

Vibration has dual properties as sound an image, audio and visual. As we vibrate a word which has an image as a pattern inherent in it, we simultaneously form in our imagination the reality or physical form of the words. As we communicate with others, they listen, take in what we’re saying and form it into a reality in their imagination through their own associated ideas and memories. If they have similar ideas, interests, perspective, and memories, they relate to us, forming harmony with us, and if they don’t, they fail to relate to us and are repelled by us (not attracted or interested). Through this basic process of resonance, sympathetic induction, and coherence, the words and what others are talking about are absorbed and translated into an internal reality that alters our vibration and serves to ultimately shape and develop our mental paradigm as the vibratory structure of our mind. By altering our mental model or presenting us with unique ideas, variations of old ideas, and new possibilities, it changes how we think and feel and how we perceive the world around us, and we learn new things as a result.

Sympathetic Induction and Coherence

As we absorb ideas shaped through words, and we think about them forming them into an internal concept, metaphor, or possible reality, we turn them into a form of virtual memory that’s associated with that idea, or as a possibility for creating as an experience. As we accept ideas into our mind, and form them into internal realities as our own personalized version of the idea, we integrate them into our mental model, upgrading and modifying it according to any new information attained, and program ourselves with new possibilities as a result. We turn a natural and objective idea as a form of archetype or metaphor into a form of virtual memory that the subconscious uses as a template or thematic pattern for producing as a corresponding outer reality. It does this by molding it into our mental paradigm which forms the perceptual lens we look through to shape our reality into a correlated idea which sets the stage for creating an equivalent experience. We first shape an idea on the inner planes of our imagination which sets the vibratory frequency necessary for producing a corresponding outer reality of the same nature. Our outer world is shaped as a reflection of our inner world. As we think, emote, imagine and speak to ourselves on the inner plane of our mind, and then talk about with others, we’re shaping our experience of the outer world as a direct correlation. The outer world exists as light in a latent and chaotic (unorganized) state, that’s organized into a single possibility through polarization, where the active component of our thoughts and emotions stimulate it into a mirror image of the same idea on a larger scale and magnitude. In quantum physics this is called “collapsing the wave of probability into one possibility”. What we experience as reality is shaped through our perception of it.

The mind is a dynamic living field of highly structured information that’s always fluctuating and morphing according to changes in our mental state and mood, or through the incorporation and assimilation of new information and ideas. The mind is the formative force that influences the shape and appearance matter takes on by how it interacts with it. How a material object appears is based on and always changing according to the mind perceiving it. All form exists as different levels of vibration unique to that form. All reality is multidimensional in nature and exists as an infinite number of varying frequencies in their potential state as possibilities that are metaphorical and thematic in nature. A real easy model for understanding how resonance works through sympathetic induction, is to realize that if you take two guitars (string instruments) which are tuned using the same tuning device, and you set them across the room from each, and you strike the C chord on one, it will act to vibrate the C chord on the other one. It’s through sympathetic induction that our mental frequency acts on the greater field of infinite possibilities to only vibrate and call forth into existence (for us) what matches our vibration. This is how our mind acts to shape our outer reality through our perception, because our perceptual lens is formed through our mental model, which is formed as synthesized information that vibrates at a particular frequency. As we perceive something by resonating with it, entering into and becoming one with it energetically, altering its state to form a coherent (homogeneous) field of organized light.

Attention, Perception, and State of Mind

The mind is constantly influencing everything around it through its vibratory frequency, and likewise, is being influenced by everything around it. We are not separate from our environment, but rather the one that’s acting to create it as a mental projection. Attention is an antagonistic force that directs our consciousness as the projection of life-force energy into whatever we’re focused on. Our mood as our state of mind determines what we focus on, think about, what emotions we create and experience, and how we see and experience our outer world. The outer world changes in terms of how it appears, based on our mood. The observer, and the object being observed, are a part of the same event or reality. Our mind determines how astral light of the material plane is ordered and organized into patterns imbued with the same attributes, qualities, and characteristics that we possess. This doesn’t mean that the material object itself changes shape (though it may), but rather what we notice, emphasize, and bring out in an active state, and what recedes and fades into the background (remains latent), producing a new configuration that’s a reflection of our mental model. Different people will see the same situation or set of circumstances in a way that’s unique to them, because physical reality is formed through our perception and doesn’t exist independent of us.

So our thoughts as words spoken internally while imagined as a reality of some kind, or memories replayed in a slightly different way, literally not only produces our perception and experience of reality, but acts to constantly influence everything around us that’s of a similar nature with the same frequency. We’re constantly interacting with and reshaping everything around us through a form of subliminal transmission and transference that’s constantly being absorbed by our environment (astral light) and acting to reorganize it to match our inward thoughts and beliefs about it. By introducing new thoughts as internally spoken words that form new versions of reality as a mental construct, we alter and modify the vibration of our paradigm, changing how we see the outer world. Just as in a paradigm shift, where all of the sudden we instantly see something we couldn’t see before, and by suddenly seeing it from a perspective we can understand, it becomes a natural part of our everyday perception from that point on. Change the mind as conceptualized thoughts and you simultaneously change the reality that it acts to naturally produce. Once we can see an idea clearly, we see it as an inherent part of our everyday reality. Our perception is formed by a dynamic series of mental filters that filter through all the information inherent in the atmosphere around us, selecting and utilizing whatever matches our mental model, and eliminating everything that doesn’t. A frequency of any kind both attracts and repels as a means of ordering information that can be organized into an outer reflection of the pattern (model) inherent in the frequency.

The Power of Thought – Archetypes and the Holographic Principle

All reality, in the most basic sense of the idea, is a product of the spoken word, spoken both silently and out loud, intoning a vibration. We literally call forth and act to shape and produce our reality by how we think and speak. Thoughts form the basis for all speech. What we speak outwardly is the summation of what we think inwardly. Most people believe that their thoughts are produced by their reality and life conditions, and that what they speak is just recognizing the nature of their reality and what happened to them as a form of objective commentary or accurate reporting. Yet, in fact, the opposite is true. Reality in the most basic sense is neutral, objective, and has no meaning, we shape it into a particular idea by how we think about. Our reality is the way it is because of how we think about things, which shapes our perception and determines the emotions we experience in relation to our own thoughts. As we talk about our experience of reality through the ongoing story we formed out of our initial conditioning that not only calls it forth and maintains it in a consistent fashion, keeping it active and expressing, but also creates the same type of reality in the mind of others by how we talk about our life experiences. The story we tell about our life, first to ourselves, and then to others, is how we interpreted the events of our life to give them meaning as a way of trying to understand them. Out of the meaning we gave the emotionally impacting events of our life, we began forming our story as an expression of how we shaped our experience of them.

All outer events are in fact neutral and objective in nature and form the basis for our personal creation in a way that makes them subjective. This follows the same principle of creation on a larger scale, where we take an archetype of some kind as a universal idea and theme, and we use it to create a personalized version that’s of a unique and variable nature. Just as an idea exists as a field of information in a state of potentiality, containing all the information necessary to produce an infinite number of variations of the same idea, formed by selecting only certain aspects (that are congruent with us), and then reorganizing them into a new pattern as the expression of one possibility. All of reality contains information as universal archetypes comprised of a select group of attributes and qualities that can be arranged in an infinite number of ways to produce an infinite number of possibilities for the same overall idea played out congruently as a general life theme. Each person viewing the same objective event or situation, will create a unique experience of it based on their past conditioning and culmination of memories. Each one will select different aspects of it that they notice and abstract (resonate with), which they then embellish and use to create a whole idea (holographic principle) that’s unique to them. The part or variable is a reflection of the whole that births, contains, and sustains it. The inner and outer are reflections of the same nature on different levels and scales, one exclusive the other inclusive. One forms the main character of an ongoing drama experienced from within it, the other forms the outer stage as a correlating theme necessary to play out the drama.

This is very easy to understand when you get together with friends and family, and together recall a memory of an event you were all a part of, and realize that everyone experienced it in a different way and formed a different story and memory of it than you did. Likewise, the same person will often tell a different story about the same memory based on what mood they’re in and what they’re associating it with as the reason for recalling it. Our mood and the memories associated with our mood determines what aspects of any situation we focus on, abstract or pull out, and reorganize in a way that forms a new and varied experience of it. Each time we recall a memory we alter it slightly through a form of adaptation to our current situation, stage of life, maturity, the mood we’re in when recalling it, and what we’re associating it with as a means of giving it the same meaning, which modifies it to some extent. Often, by the time we become adults our memories of our childhood don’t even resemble the actual event because of how we’ve changed them by thinking about them while in different states and by applying or associating them with different situations that were of a similar although different nature. Each time we recall a memory we morph it by how we adapt it to our current situation.

Probably the most basic way to begin working directly on and with ourselves to change our experience of reality is by learning how to step into a witnessing perspective, where we move our center of attention outward to the periphery of our mental field, and watch our own thoughts as they rise, play out, and then fade away, while detaching from them emotionally. As we detach from our thoughts, where we’re not reacting to them emotionally or defining ourselves by way of the story they tell about things, and we refrain from needing to direct, explain or justify them somehow, we can see them in a more neutral and nonpersonal manner. Observe your own thought processes and the story you’re always telling yourself about things as a way of describing, explaining, and making sense of things, and simply become aware of them. All natural transformation occurs when we simply become aware of what we were previously unaware of. By making conscious what’s operating in our life unconsciously, we can begin catching ourselves (becoming aware) when we’re naturally doing it, and in that moment of awareness, we realize we have a choice, and we can change our own response to our unconscious activities.

In the same manner, begin listening to yourself as you speak. You do this by simply talking to someone normally about something in your natural state, then, again, stepping outside of yourself momentarily, taking on a second person perspective where you’re listening to yourself as another person would, detached emotionally from what you’re saying, and just allow yourself to realize what you have a tendency to say. Listen to the reality of what you’re saying, realize who you become because of what you’re saying, the story you’re always in the process of telling about your life as a theme, and what it means about you. Don’t judge yourself, try to correct or deny anything, just become aware of what it is. Be completely neutral and unbiased in listening to your own life story. I won’t say any more about this process because the results come from the experience of it, you have to actually do it, and then you’ll know the effect it produces.

 Summary

Words as vibration contain patterns as the ideas that shape reality as thoughts in the imagination. This imagined sensory reality stimulates (vibrates) an emotional response to the initial idea that serves to intensify it, animate it with a motive force that determines how it expresses, and shapes how we experience our thoughts. Words spoken as a formula (sentences, paragraphs, stories, etc.) internally as a current of thought or internal dialogue, alter the vibratory frequency (model) of our mind which forms the mental filters and lens we look through to see the reality of our thoughts, providing with the means for experiencing them. As we think and feel, we simultaneously shape our outer world of experience. Our perceptual lens, which is formed by our mental model as a vibratory frequency, has a self-organizing mechanism inherent in it that reorders and reorganizes the elemental phenomena of the Earth’s atmosphere (astral plane), forming the etheric template that shapes our outer world, determining how it appears to us. We literally form and call forth (awaken, activate, and bring out) the reality of our thoughts. We project our thoughts onto others and our environment, seeing in them only what exists first in us, vibrating it and bringing it out in an active and expressive state, and then form our experiences out of it.

Whatever we talk about, which is the outward expression of composed inner thoughts, we plant as seeds in the imagination of others, where they form the same imagined ideas that provide them with the necessary template or formula for working cooperatively with us to participate in co-creating that same reality. We give people the realities we want them to see by how we talk and what kind of stories we tell through the persona we employ. Change how you think and feel and your entire world will change accordingly. Learn how to tell a new kind of story, and you’ll stimulate in everything else and act to call forth the reality of that story. Listen to yourself think and talk, and ask yourself . . . is this what I want to continue creating as an experience?

Dr. Linda Gadbois

Transpersonal Psychologist, Personal Transformation Coach, and Spiritual Teacher