Crazy how the ancients used resonance chambers to achieve altered states. Anyone here go deep on some frequencies? 112,369,432,639…. So on. I just got 3 tuning forks and no shit they are pretty dope. I have circumstantial evidence of them helping me “manifest” positive outcomes to 2 sketch issues I had going on. Asked the wife for some more forks for Christmas, family thinks I’m crazy now. I’m preparing myself for a heroic dose with nothing but tuning forks. Gonna go real deep. Reeeaaaal deeeep (I whispered that). Mmm. Tell me what you think, party people. Peeeaace (shhh)

Lately I’ve been having a really good time reframing my beliefs and zooming out to see the bigger picture behind different religious teachings. A lot of things have finally started making sense in a deeper, more expansive way. But there’s one idea I’m still sitting with, and I’d love to hear your perspectives: Why does it seem like God requires absolute devotion? For a while, I was thinking of the whole “be in the world but not of it” teaching as a kind of 50/50 balance — like part earthly self, part spiritual self. But the more I explore, the more I see themes like: - “You can’t serve two masters.” - “A house divided against itself can’t stand.” - Not living half in ego and half in God/Spirit. And now I’m unsure how to integrate that. I don’t feel lost — just curious. And honestly, I feel open to whatever clarity wants to come through others. So if anyone feels called to share how they interpret this (from any tradition or viewpoint), I’d really appreciate hearing it. I’m letting God/Life/Spirit speak through you to me. Thank you 🙏✨

As a researcher I can’t explain this feeling. There’s something on the other side that’s trying to get me to see it… I’m almost there.. just more!!