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What Vibrational Level Do You Want to Calibrate At?
The Great Masters of our earth history Buddha, Jesus, and Krishna all vibrated and calibrated at 1000. That is the highest level that can be attained as a human being! The average calibration on planet earth among our fellow brothers and sisters is 204. Now that is a far cry from 1000. Eighty Five Percent of humans calibrate below 200. The remaining 25% of us pull that average up over 200. Below 200 is of force and destruction and above 200 is of power and growth. Which side do you want to be on in your life? What is your vibration? What do you want to calibrate at? More importantly, what are you willing to commit to, to raise your vibration and contribute to a higher and more loving consciousness level? What legacy do you want to leave behind? What is you higher purpose in being here? Deep questions require conscious answers. Let’s get started!
The material presented here is from a phenomenal book on kinesiology called “Power vs Force” by David R. Hawkins, M.D. The information that he writes about has transformed my attitude and life. It has enormous practical applications in all areas of our lives. Perhaps David summarizes it best with the following blunt but so brutally honest statement. “THOUSANDS OF CALCULATIONS and innumerable calibrations drawn from kinesiologic testing of individuals and from historical analysis indicate that the average advance in level of consciousness throughout the global population is little more than five points during a lifetime. Apparently, from untold millions of individual experiences in one’s life, usually only a few lessons are ever learned. The attainment of wisdom is slow and painful, and few are willing to relinquish familiar, even if inaccurate, views; resistance to change or growth is considerable. It would seem that most people are willing to die rather than alter those belief systems which confine them to lower levels of consciousness” (Hawkins, 1995).
Wow, sad but in my experience, true!
This book is on James Ray’s required reading list as a prerequisite for his Quantum Leap weekend workshop. Between the weekend and this book I have had enormous results in my life. Fear has significantly decreased, attachments to unhealthy behaviors have in some instances ceased. I am healing and vibrating higher. I am letting go and “all out” going for it! Of course I am incorporating all this wonderful wisdom into both my coaching and psychotherapy practices to ignite a quantum leap in personal growth. I can calibrate anyone and anything, and so can you with enough practice and reading his book.
So what do the different numbers mean? Here is a summary of the different calibrations from the Map Of Consciousness on pages 52 and 53. Starting at the bottom 20 is shame, 30 is guilt, 50 id apathy, 75 is grief, 100 is fear, 125 is desire, 150 is anger, 175 is pride, 200 is courage, 250 is neutrality, 310 is willingness, 350 is acceptance, 400 is reason, 500 is love, 540 is joy, 600 is peace, and 700-1000 is enlightenment (Hawkins, 1995). This is a little taste of these levels. Nothing is absolute. We can go in and out of these but we spend the majority of our time and energy in one of these areas until we jump to another level. Raising our calibration takes work. It takes vigilance, discipline, and commitment to our processes and ourselves. Above all it takes trust, trusting the process, trusting and loving ourselves, and learning to put ourselves first.
Power is not for everybody. Force is the easier option. Force is taking a position. Force is couched in blame, violence, and is outward focused. Power, on the other hand, is taking a stand. Power takes true commitment, is non-violent, is about self-responsibility, and it is inward directed. When we get to a place of power we are not afraid of death because we get that death is not real. This is the place that all great teachers, masters, and change agents have ascended to. When we no longer fear death all there is is the passion of living life “full on” as James Ray would say! Nothing, but nothing can stop us. The seeds have been planted, watered, and fertilized. All that’s left is growth. We are either growing or we’re dying. There is no in between. Which side do you want to be on in your life? What do you want to calibrate at? What legacy do you want to leave behind? What is your higher purpose in being here? Are you ready to birth conscious answers? Get started reading “Power vs Force.” Reclaim and own your power and raise your consciousness to love, joy, peace, and enlightenment. The time is NOW!
About the Author
Rusty Stewart is a Quantum Leap Life Coach using Law of Attraction and Manifestation Principles. He is also an Unwavering Conscious Heart relationship coach, incorporating Harville Hendrick’s Imago and David Deida’s relationship stages work. As a psychotherapist in private practice, he utilizes an integrated energy approach to healing including Heart Centered Hypnotherapy, breathwork, reiki, and shamanic journeying. He also specializes in alternatives to traditional addictions recovery and designs and facilitates workshops, groups, and healer certifications. Rusty has a Ph.D. in Psychoeducational Processes and Group Dynamics and is an adjunct professor at several universities as well.
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