Circle of Life - Conclusion

The Mystery of Frequencies

by Bev Hanson

Ah, frequencies. . .the elixir of life; the nitty-gritty of our energy ocean; the foundation of our universal existence; a smile on one’s face or a frown across one’s brow. It all comes down to which frequency one is tapping into at any given moment. No mistake about it, we are all tapped in somewhere to some frequency because frequencies are resonating energies and the very substance of life itself.

Without frequencies there would be no harmonic symphony of being – no circle of life. In fact, there would be. . . nothing.

We have a huge enigma. Here are things that are indescribably vital to the existence of everything we know and we can’t see them. We can sense them. We can feel them. Sometimes we can hear them, but most of us just can not see them – unless we’re able to see auras. People who see auras know that they are different colors.

Your family members may have a variety of colors; your sister’s might be yellow. Your brother’s aura could be red. Maybe your very elderly grandmother has a lavender aura. A newborn infant is a highly spiritual being, having just traveled from beyond; with an aura that is often light blue or white. In time, this will fade as the wonderful world left behind recedes slowly into the background of his or her consciousness and the aura begins to take on this world’s vibrations.

So anyone on the physical planet Earth who is looking at an aura surrounding a person, animal, plant or even a rock is seeing the glow of the energy field around that subject which is created by a frequency emitting a vibration that produces that particular hue within a color group.

Put more simply: life force = energy level = vibratory frequency = a depth of color within the range of that energy group.

That’s the nitty or the big picture of frequencies. Now to get to the gritty, ie: what does “. . .a particular hue within a color group” mean?

All of these frequencies have their own individual levels. In every plane of existence (including Earth) there are seven major frequency groups. Each group is a different color as a result of the vibratory intensity. Within each group there are seven vibratory frequencies which are various hues (or shades) of the frequency group color. This is due to the fact that within the major group, the seven frequencies are vibrating at different speeds or intensities. The higher the intensity, the richer the color will be.

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