On Vibration and Its Expanse (Part 1)

★On the Vibrational Spheres Beyond the Range of Sight and Hearing

However many spaceships the people of Earth, who take for granted the fixed ideas regarded as common sense until now, send to explore our star, they can’t find a single soul, right?

That’s because the frequency of the vibrations we send out is different.

In other words, you could also say that the elementary particles of spirit and matter that make up all phenomena are rotating at an extremely subtle, high speed, so the five senses of Earth’s people up to now can’t perceive them.

The world where our manifest bodies are is, in effect, in a dimensional world of a completely different vibrational sphere.

Many of Earth’s humanity have decided on their own that “what can’t be seen or heard doesn’t exist,” but the manifestation of the universe is nothing so tiny as to be limited to the vibrational sphere your five senses can perceive.

Many of you believe in science, but flatly deciding that what can’t be seen or heard doesn’t exist is actually not a very scientific attitude.

Regarding worlds beyond the range of sight and hearing, you could say that on Earth it’s rather the physicists researching such things who approach them with humble hearts and strive to widen the world that can be perceived.

But on Earth, when it comes to the heavens and earths of other stars, the way of thinking that “we explored several stars but found no living things, so Earth is the only planet in this universe where humanity can exist” has become present-day common sense based on Earth science.

To explain that way of thinking with an example, it’s the same as creatures living deep underground believing “there’s no such thing as the sky” and “there’s no such thing as the universe.”

Because they’ve made up their minds, “We’ve never actually seen or heard it, so of course it doesn’t exist.”

The “fixed ideas regarded as common sense until now” that I mentioned at the beginning are views of humanity and of life still confined to a narrow range, like “a human being is the physical body, and when the body dies, life returns to nothing,” “worlds that can’t be seen or heard don’t exist,” and “the purpose of human life lies in maintaining food, clothing, and shelter, and if possible improving their quality and quantity.” They resemble the worldview of those underground creatures.

This is just like the way of living of the ordinary gulls in Jonathan Livingston Seagull, one of your favorite novels.

I don’t think people who aim for the evolution of consciousness believe that maintaining and improving food, clothing, and shelter is the greatest purpose of living. But as long as their thoughts stay there, people can never know the fact that the universe spreads out even in the worlds that can’t be seen or heard, and that countless Cosmic Humanity are pioneering the stars. It’s about time that many people recognized this. (Continued next time)