Highest Frequency that Exists

Your True Superpower

When was the last time you saw a four-leaf clover, held a blue diamond, or possessed desert glass formed by lightning? All these things can be considered different, rare, or odd in their own right, yet society is intrigued by them. Some are considered works of art or extremely valuable because they are so unique.

If these things possess a perception of high worth, then why do we see each other through a different lens? Why are the odd ones in our family — the rebels, the “black sheep” — looked down upon, teased, or ostracized one way or another for being unique, rare, or a bit odd?

We all have that uncle or aunt in our family who says the weirdest things that sometimes make you slap your face in disbelief, yet other times make you laugh so hard because you cannot believe what they just said. You know, those people who are being themselves to the best of their ability and do not care much about what society says or thinks about them.

Then there are others who simply think differently and perceive the world differently, carrying a sense of not belonging even within their own family. We have all heard that familiar saying at one point or another: “I don’t think I belong here.”

This authentic expression of the self should be admired because it is one of the hardest things to be — just yourself. How many people are walking around in business suits, playing the part or the role so they can be deemed put together and confident at all times? How many kids are simply following fads and trends just so they can fit in?

The part of us that is hidden and tucked away from people’s judgment is often the very aspect of us causing our anxiety and stress as we try to play a role we were never meant to play. I was not immune to this. I, too, played the part and the role.

We should admire, applaud, and encourage our individuality because when we are being authentic, we are following our soul’s design. The expression of the individual gift we brought into this world is what makes this world a more engaging and interesting place to experience.

That feeling you get when you are being unapologetically yourself is the highest frequency that resides within you.

You start attracting the people, things, and path you were meant to explore and follow. Your world opens up in the most beautiful way, and as an added bonus, your nervous system becomes more regulated.

If we are not being authentic then how can love be an authentic expression? Are we loving in the way we feel coherent in expression or is it something learned or is it conditional in some shape or form? Perhaps authenticity is the condition that allows love to BE REAL. This is why it can feel much harder to be fully authentic than to love someone. You can love many, but there is only one unique version of you.

May you walk with true ease on the path tailored to you. So be the rebel, the nonconformist, the thinker, the perceiver, the conscious one…

Be unapologetically YOU.