Vibration, Frequency and Energy

Everyone knows that we are all energy. The stone, the table, the computer, plants and you are energy. Albert Einstein proved it many years ago that we are all energies.

Today primary school students know that we are made of atoms. These atoms move and that movement is called vibration.

Frequency is a measurement of that vibration.

Your moods and emotions determine your vibration. Your happiness, worries, love, sadness determine your vibration.

If the frequency of your vibration is high you emit a lot of energy and other people can feel it, because they are energy as well.

So if you are happy, you will affect other people's moods as well.

How mobile numbers affect our energy?

Each digit from 1 to 0 carries a certain message. For example, 1 is the first one, so 1 represents leadership. 2 is the second, so 2 means companionship.

To the Chinese, 1 to 0 represent the 5 elements of fire, wood, water, soil and metal. We know that the 5 elements grow or kill each other. 1 is water, 2 is soil, 3 and 4 are wood, 6 and 7 are metal, 8 is soil, and 9 is fire. 5 is central soil while 0 is about stoppages. When we combine 2 digits, the result could be positive or negative, because the digits could be growing or killing each other.

When you have negative energy from 2 digits, e.g. 12, you will have lower vibration and frequency of vibration, and this leads to lower energy.

When you have lower energy, it is easier for you to fall sick, as your immune system is lower. With lower energy, you will see things as negative and feel unhappy and even sad.

On the other hand, when you have higher energy, you will feel healthy and have a higher immune system. You will see events as positive, and feel happy and cheerful too.

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