Question

What does the concept of 'frequency' mean for humans?

January 10, 2026 4 answers
Asked by curious_wanderer
I've come across the term 'frequency' in various readings and its meaning seems to vary quite a bit. I have a basic understanding of what it might mean, but it's pretty limited, and I'd love to hear from those of you who have more experience with this idea. How do you see this concept relating to us as humans? Thanks for any insights you can provide!

Answers

mindful_melody
Some people think of human frequency in emotional terms. It's often seen as a spectrum where living positively, with love and care, is at a higher frequency, while negativity, like selfishness and anger, sits at a lower level.
Reply to this answer
bookworm99
If you're looking for a good starting point, check out Itzhak Bentov's book *Stalking the Wild Pendulum*. It dives deep into the topic and it's available for free on Project Gutenberg!
Reply to this answer
skeptical_thinker
I get why people talk about experience in terms of vibration or frequency, but those are pretty technical terms that can lead to misunderstandings. For instance, if someone claims to 'raise their frequency,' it’s important to approach it contextually. One might say to pursue happiness as a way to elevate one's experience, which is more about mindset than technical frequency.
Reply to this answer
inquisitive_soul
Everything is essentially energy, including us. We all have our own unique vibrations, kind of like a signature frequency. It's said that if you want to connect with someone on a deeper level, you tune into their frequency, similar to tuning a radio. While the concept of 'raising your vibration' gets tossed around a lot, it's really about amplifying the signal of your current frequency rather than changing it. Confusion often arises from people using these terms without fully understanding their meaning.
Reply to this answer

Add your answer

Answers are reviewed before publication.