by Jan Deelstra

Created on: February 20, 2009

How and Why To Raise Your Vibrational Frequency

"If you want to be rich, live with the rich. If you want to be poor, live with the poor." This popular adage was overheard during my formative years, and translated by a malleable twelve year old it meant that if one was born into poverty, there was little means of escape. It also meant that if one were born into the middle class, one would remain middle classed. It meant that unless one was born into a life of riches and luxury, one could surely never hope for anything significantly different. It is the American version of the caste system.

Predecessors planted the seeds as a means for ensuring semi-complacency, for training the future work forces into not expecting too much. The world needs great numbers of workers to accept their lots, to accept structure, to take direction with little question. The world depends upon a large number of youth growing to join ranks in Military and blue collar and even white collar positions. Apathy is cultivated by reward or punishment, and is necessary to the point where employees are trained to tolerate the time clock, the quotas, and the demands of employment. The sprouts of lethargy grew long before the collective consciousness began an awareness of vibrational frequencies, took unyielding root decades before the metaphysical "law of attraction" became mainstream cinema. Lack of interest supports the status quo. Life is smooth and easy; at least that's the common sense approach to living.

Then came along an undercurrent that questioned, "Is this all there is?"

And for many, it wasn't enough.

Work "harder, longer, strive to do better" came the messages. Then came burnout and women working and an economy where both parents found themselves working "harder, longer, [striving] to do better." And families became broken, and children became victims, and parents over-indulged and became guilty. And lethargy grew deeper. But the complacency began to fail and the questions arise again, "Is this all there is?"

In the meanwhile, physics and meta-physics began to meet head-on, not in some wild entanglement of debris, but in a meeting ground of common theory. Books were written, groups were formed, self-declared, "masters" were born, procedures were developed or borrowed and tweaked, and the world zeitgeist shifted. A lot.

Perhaps the change was subtler than it appears in hindsight, but the transformation is unarguably profound. Anyone in the sales field has attended a seminar based upon the

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