Quitting Divisiveness to Resonate with Unification

“Man’s mind stretched to a new idea, never goes back to its original dimension.”

—Oliver Wendell Holmes

 Accept it or not, recent events show that we are more separated than ever.

And how can that not be the case if we’re resonant beings? We resonate with all the energetic vibrations we have been and continually are exposed to.

 The world we perceive as material and immaterial is, subatomically, energetic and without borders. If we cannot perceive it this way, that’s because our perceptions of the world have been codified in such a way that we react to and think about everything systematically, just as machines do. This predictable, automatic way of behaving annuls our authentic vibrations and explains why we vibrate or resonate differently from our authentic reality.

 To help you better understand this, let’s start from the fact that we all, without exception, have an authentic reality or a base—or authentic vibration. An authentic vibration is one that we all have in common when our surroundings have not contaminated the information.

 If we’re not vibrating with our base vibration, this is related to the vibrational information to which we have been and are continuously exposed.

 The first inauthentic vibrations we receive are those of the tribes to which we belong—our family, friends, the people around us, society, culture, religion, laws, institutions, political affiliations, government, and the media. Social media and the news—the channels that, now more than ever, are where we turn to gain understanding and information about our current reality—contribute greatly to our resonating out of sync with our authenticity for many of us.

 Do you know how much time people spend on social media daily?

 According to Review 42, North Americans spend 2 hours and 6 minutes daily; Europeans, an average of 1 hour and 53 minutes; Asians spend 2 hours and 16 minutes; Africans, 3 hours and 10 minutes; and South Americans, 3 hours and 29 minutes. People between the ages of sixteen and twenty-four (the younger generations) spend the most time on social media—3 hours and 1 minute daily. Every day, 300 million photos are uploaded, and 8 billion videos are viewed.

That is a lot of inauthentic vibrations we are receiving daily!

The problem is, all those inauthentic vibrations we’re continually receiving and resonating with are manipulating our resonance and reality for good or bad.

I still remember from my journalism studies in Venezuela the words of communications theorist Marshall McLuhan in Understanding Media: The Extension of Man: “The medium is the message.”  McLuhan’s point was that the characteristics of a medium—in this case, of social media—can blind us to its contents. It’s easy to understand why. Social media’s easy access to repetitive and continuous messages makes available vast amounts of inauthentic vibrations and resonating with these. 

The problem here is that, because we are resonant beings, what we resonate with is what we create our reality with.

We are exposed to a great deal of divisive information, in such a way that each one of us is already divided. Whether we want it or not, we are all divided inside because, for generations, we have learned to identify and relate with the different parts that form our reality, rather than the whole. We have learned to identify with our families, culture, society, religion, gender, race, political affiliations, and so on—but also with their limiting ways of thinking and behaving. All this feeds our inner separation codes, rather than our authentic inclusive ones. By integrating others’ divisive information, we divide more and resonate more with the division. We are all unconsciously divided and resonate with division and are always unconsciously contributing to bringing more division to the world—even those who believe they are authentic.

The question is, if we’re so divided and resonating all over with separation, what can we do, first, to disconnect from separation and, second, to begin resonating with unification to cocreate a better world for everyone?

Hey, guys, authenticity doesn’t mean you allow whatever you feel or think at the moment to control you, because your immediate response may be a habituated attitude or belief you integrated from others. For me, authenticity is being able to resonate directly with informationless energy. Genuine authenticity would be the person who doesn’t victimize, judge, blame, or experience being separated from others. Someone authentic understands that she or he continually has to work on her or himself to improve and continuously evolve into authenticity. Real authenticity is an ongoing work in progress.

Until you consciously decide to transcend your inner divisions, you will continue to resonate and generate division in the world.  

No matter how good your conscious intentions are, they are worthless unless you first accept that you are unconsciously generating division and engage continuously to change and support your authentic resonance.

Just know that you can resonate with authenticity by just being authentically you. Being authentic can sound very easy; the problem is that who you consider you authentically, on a conscious level, is not you. The unconscious version of your inauthentic program has been running your life, and it’s still running your life no matter how aware you think you are.

Becoming authentic is not an easy task due to the enormous amounts of information we’ve all been exposed to since we were conceived—and the fact that the amount of information available is growing exponentially. I don’t think we quite have a grasp on how much the amount of information at our fingertips is affecting us both individually and collectively in this technological era.

Discerning what’s authentic from what’s inauthentic is the only key that will set you free from inauthenticity. From family to the media, there are so many obstacles in the way. They all keep you in compliance—compelling you to get back in line; to fit in; to shut off; and to stay confused, in ignorance, blind, and unaware of that authentic part of you where unification continuously lives. It’s crazy! We’re so used to living in inauthenticity that we reject the idea of being authentic, as we miss the comfort of our familiar ideas. And I’m sorry to tell you this. None of us knows better! You cannot unknow what you already know.

To resonate with authenticity and with unification, we must expand our current limited perceptions acquired by other limited perceptions.

We must learn and be exposed to our true selves.

How can we achieve this?

1. By moving away from our herd or tribe.
2. By moving away from social media.
3. By meditating every day.
4. By recognizing what is authentic in us through the expert guidance of someone who is awakened and continuously engaged in resonating with authenticity.
5. By surrounding yourself with people who resonate with authenticity.

We can clear all the obstacles that prevent us from resonating with our authentic self. Acknowledging your true self and exposing more of your true self—that is the work!

The world in which we live is inauthentic; that is why we live in disconnection. But we can disown all the things we are not. Working on a daily basis will help you quit divisiveness and begin resonating with unification.

Divisiveness is so ingrained in you that deactivating it will be similar to becoming sober from an addiction.

The first step for an addict is to recognize that she or he has an addiction. In the same way, we must become aware and admit that we are addicted unconsciously to divisiveness.

This is not about fighting or resisting the system, and I don’t recommend that. You cannot fight the system within the system. You cannot solve the problems with the same consciousness that created the problems. Turn away from inauthentic mass consciousness. To transcend separation, you need to expand, to come from a new level of consciousness. 

How can illusion or false perceptions ever fuel you again when you know what is real? And this is my work as well as yours.  

Know that separation is just another learned boundary you have taken in from your surroundings, and transcending it takes constant vigilant work. You must be willing to release your conditioning, everything you ever thought you knew about yourself and identify with—and, therefore, your reality. I’m here if you’re ready!

We are all limitless beings; you only need to become more you. Becoming aware of our authentic nature should be everyone’s task—in order to resonate individually and collectively with unification. What are you waiting for to engage in authenticity and bring unification to the world? The world needs you!