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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2022 · 30 MIN

Higher frequency but poor compounds

from MITI Radio · host Bitha Sadanandan

Higher and lower are comparatives and references from a zero, which is akin to 0 to represent nothing and also to represent infinite. Higher frequency does not guarantee infinite. The scene of the blue bird who sang herself to such high frequency that she burst in the movie, Shrek II, comes to mind. Her eggs got eaten because she was not bird mother anymore to the eggs. Ouch. But that’s how MI world sees these concerning thoughtlines of higher frequency versus lower frequency and energy-syncing and whatnots. Counter to popular beliefs of certain groups of people maybe but MI World operates from a consonance between frequency, energy, vibration and silence, stillness and nothing - the latter qualifying (wowering) the former so the former doesn’t get powerful and get entropous further inflating our already imbalanced socioeconomic status across different countries literally and figuratively. Ground Zero, which is akin to being in samaadhi (equal balance or equanimity between different halves), where the whole can be appreciated from a less than ordinary position so that the whole and halves can say what they have to say and be appreciated for who they are and what they bring forth by being them into existence is a realm from where Nirbeeja Yoga®️ has ground for being and becoming a.k.a. Shoonya.

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