Cymatics | Binaural Beats Meditation to enhance Quantum Creativity

This video contains theta frequencies which will greatly assist in creativity, brainstorming, recalling memories, dream recall, intuitive imagination, and the writing / creation process associated with planning.

 

The following frequencies are contained in this video:

4.5 Hz Binaural Beats

Increased Creativity Carrier Frequency: 120 Hz (Hyper-Gamma)

Hau’ōli aloha Lā’pule

Maikā’i kākahiāka i nā mea a pau ʻīa ‘ōukōu maikā’i poe kānaka. Kona kupanaha Lā’pule. E aloha ‘ōukōu makemake e ʻīke i loko ‘o ke ʻao nei. I kā pomaikā’i ‘o kā lā. O kā maluhīa nō me ‘oe.

Good morning to all you beautiful people. It’s wonderful Sunday. Be the aloha you wish to see in the world! Have a blessed day. Peace be with you.

Blessings of the Harvest Full Moon

HAPPY FULL MOON!!!  I am now choosing to cleanse myself and release any and all thought forms, beings, situations and energies that are no longer of service to my highest and greatest good… across all planes of my existence, across all universes, and across all lifetimes. I ask that all energies that are less than love be transmuted for the highest good of all. And so it is. 

The Buddhic Mind

KRISHNA:

A man is said to be confirmed in spiritual knowledge when he foresaketh every desire which entereth into his heart, and of himself is happy and content in the Self through the Self. His mind is undisturbed in adversity; he is happy and contented in prosperity, and he is a stranger to anxiety, fear and anger. Such a man is called a Muni. When in every condition he receives each event, whether favorable or unfavorable, with an equal mind which neither likes nor dislikes, his wisdom is established, and, having met good or evil, neither rejoiceth at the one, nor is cast down by the other. He is confirmed in spiritual knowledge, when, like a tortoise, he can draw in all his senses and restrain them from their wonted purposes. The hungry man loseth sight of every other object but the gratification of his appetite, and when he is become acquainted with the Supreme, he loseth all taste for objects of whatever kind. The tumultuous senses and organs hurry away by force the heart, even of the wise man who striveth after perfection. Let a man, restraining all these, remain in devotion at rest with me, his true self; for he who hath his senses and organs in control possesses spiritual knowledge.

— The Bhagavad-Gita, ch. H.