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0:00Imagine I take a thin metal plate and
0:02scatter sand across it. And then I take
0:04sound waves and I point them towards the
0:06sand. The sand begins to dance across
0:07[music] the plate organizing itself into
0:09some of the most amazing geometric
0:11shapes that you've ever seen. And then I
0:13change the frequency of the sound and
0:15the sand reorganizes into an entirely
0:17new complex pattern. Now, here's the
0:20question. If an invisible sound wave can
0:22shape physical matter like sand, is it
0:25possible that the material experience of
0:27what you call reality is also being
0:29shaped and formed by an invisible
0:31energetic force? I believe that question
0:33can fundamentally change your life. So,
0:34in this episode, I'm going to introduce
0:36you to the study of something pretty
0:38amazing called cymatics. How vibration
0:40organizes matter into structure and
0:42shape. You're going to discover how your
0:44inner state may be shaping your reality
0:46and I'm going to give you a practical
0:47way to interrupt a pattern that has been
0:49holding some problem or challenge in
0:51place so that you can transform it into
0:53a reality that reflects back what you
0:55actually want. So, let's get into it.
1:00All right, guys. I want to explain
1:01something really extraordinary called
1:03cymatics. Now, cymatics is the study of
1:06how vibration produces visible patterns
1:08in physical materials. And the classic
1:11example is the one that I described. You
1:12put sand on a plate and you make the
1:14plate vibrate and the sand moves and
1:16depending upon the type of frequency,
1:19the sand organizes into really complex
1:21mandala-like geometric shapes. One of
1:24the early pioneers of cymatics was a man
1:26named Ernst Chladni and he used a violin
1:28bow to make metal plates vibrate and he
1:31showed people the patterns that appeared
1:32in the sand. And this was centuries ago,
1:35but you can imagine how shocking this
1:36would be to somebody witnessing this.
1:38Invisible forces like sound shaping the
1:40physical world. In the 20th century, a
1:43man named Hans Jenny documented all
1:45kinds of these phenomena using sand and
1:47powders and paste and liquid. Jenny was
1:50the one who coined the term cymatics.
1:53And then this guy, Masaru Emoto, you may
1:55have heard of him. He took cymatics to
1:57another level. Emoto and his team put
1:59water into separate jars and put labels
2:01on the bottles with words or phrases
2:03like thank you or love and gratitude or
2:07you're an idiot. For other experiments,
2:09they played music to the water or they
2:10had people direct prayer or intention
2:12towards it. And then they took small
2:14drops from each water sample, froze
2:16them, and then they looked at the frozen
2:18drops under a microscope. And what Emoto
2:20reported finding was that the drops from
2:22the jars that had labels like thank you
2:24or love and gratitude
2:25produced photographs of really complex,
2:28orderly, beautiful, geometrically
2:30patterned crystals. And water that had
2:32labels with insulting phrases like you
2:34idiot were reported to produce
2:36unstructured and broken formations that
2:38had little organization and shape. Now,
2:40based on this, what Emoto claimed was
2:42that the meaning or intention presented
2:44or directed toward the water influenced
2:46its structure. And he found similar
2:48results when people prayed or sang or
2:50played music near the water. So, Chladni
2:53made sand move into beautiful patterns
2:55through vibration and sound. Emoto
2:57exposed water to words and music and
2:59intention and noticed significant
3:00differences when comparing frozen
3:02droplets. And what cymatics is showing
3:04us is that vibration can organize a
3:07particular physical material and can
3:09hold that structure as long as the
3:11vibration persists and that the quality
3:13of the vibration or the frequency
3:15determines the structure, the beauty,
3:17and the order of the material formed.
3:19So, let's translate this to something
3:21more practical. Is it possible that
3:24reality is like water or sand or powder?
3:28In other words, a field of potential,
3:30and that you can influence that energy
3:32or that potential into different shapes
3:35and structures that materialize. And
3:37that as long as you maintain your
3:39influence, the structure holds in place.
3:41And when you change the influence, that
3:42structure changes. Now, this is very
3:44much in alignment with the idea that you
3:46create your reality. The question would
3:48be, what is the influence that you're
3:50generating on your reality that is
3:52forming it into a physical structure.
3:54And the answer that seems obvious to
3:56someone exploring this idea is that it
3:58is your energy. Because you are the
4:01source of a significant amount of
4:02energetic output. I want you to think
4:04about this.
4:05You have thousands of thoughts every
4:07single day.
4:08Those thoughts trigger hundreds, if not
4:10thousands, of emotions every single day.
4:12And each of those thoughts and each of
4:14those emotions are electrical impulses
4:16and broadcasts that are taking place
4:18from the neural networks in your brain
4:19and from your nervous system. It's like
4:21a symphony every moment of every day of
4:24trillions of neurons playing a wide
4:26variety of frequencies. Add to that that
4:28the average person speaks something like
4:3012,000 to 16,000 words in a day, and all
4:32of that is frequency. And the suggestion
4:35is that all of this frequency is
4:37interacting with what you might call the
4:38field, or the Hindus referred to it as
4:40the akasha, or in new age it's referred
4:43to as the fourth dimension or the ether
4:45or source energy. And that field is
4:47organizing into this thing that we call
4:49reality.
4:51So, you are the violinist, and you are
4:53holding a pattern in place vis-a-vis
4:56your personal symphony, and that pattern
4:58is called your life. And I want you to
5:00think for a moment about the tune that
5:02you're playing. The labels that you are
5:04putting on the jar, right? Are they
5:06positive labels or negative labels?
5:08How often are you beating yourself up or
5:11criticizing yourself or saying things
5:13like, "I'm not as far along as I should
5:15be." or "Money is hard to make." or
5:17"Nobody helps me."
5:19What are the words that you're saying
5:20out loud? How often do you complain or
5:23criticize others? And I'm not saying
5:25you're wrong for thinking or feeling or
5:27speaking the way you do, but what I'm
5:28saying is that we need to understand
5:30that these are the labels that we are
5:33putting on the jar.
5:34And that is why the ancients and the
5:36sages and the scriptures, they all speak
5:38to this concept that you need to watch
5:40what you think and what you say. Death
5:42and life are in the power of the tongue.
5:44Be not conformed to this world, but be
5:46transformed by the renewing of what?
5:48Your mind.
5:50This is where I think some of the
5:51spiritual teachings become really
5:52interesting. Maybe you've heard of the
5:54law of attraction or the law of
5:55vibration or the law of correspondence
5:57or the mirror principle. These aren't
5:58identical concepts, but they're all
6:00pointing us toward a relationship
6:01between what's going on within us and
6:04what we experience in the world around
6:06us.
6:07Now, one of the distinctions that I
6:08teach is called the two states of being.
6:10Essentially, we only operate in one of
6:12two states, either a powerful state or
6:14primal state. You're always in one state
6:17of being or the other and you're never
6:18in two states of being at the same time.
6:21A primal state is where we're operating
6:23from limiting beliefs and negative
6:24emotions. Emotions like stress or
6:27anxiety, shame, resentment, and guilt
6:31that might be generated by thoughts
6:33like, "I'm not enough." or "I'm behind."
6:36"This is never going to work out." or
6:38"Nobody cares about me." Right? In fact,
6:41what's interesting is that the only
6:42thing that moves you into a primal state
6:45are the thoughts themselves. In other
6:47words, it's not the amount of money in
6:48your bank account, it's not how far
6:50along you are on a project or in your
6:51life, it's not the circumstance or
6:52situation that is making you feel a
6:55particular way. Your thoughts are the
6:57only contributors to the way that you
6:58feel. Like the only thing causing you to
7:00feel that way is what you're thinking,
7:02not the experience that you're having.
7:05And when you're in that state, that
7:07means you've slapped a negative label on
7:09your jar. And so, what's happening in
7:11that moment is that you are inviting
7:13reality to organize or crystallize into
7:16experiences, circumstances, and
7:18situations that are going to be broken
7:20or disorderly or undesirable.
7:24A powerful state is when you feel
7:26something like joy or excitement or
7:28peace or curiosity. In that state, you
7:31think thoughts that feel good. Like,
7:33"This is going to work out." or "Life is
7:34abundant." or "It feels good to have
7:36support." or "I'm grateful for the way
7:38things are." Those are the labels you're
7:40putting on your jar from a powerful
7:42state and therefore life begins to
7:43organize in ways that reflect those
7:46thoughts and emotions back to you.
7:48Again, this is sometimes why this
7:50phenomenon is described as the law of
7:51attraction or the law of correspondence
7:53because life corresponds to your
7:55predominant habit of vibration, which is
7:58your habit of belief and habit of
7:59thought and habit of feeling and the
8:01words that you speak. So, let me share a
8:02personal example. There are plenty of
8:04times when I'm working on something that
8:06matters enormously to me and I can feel
8:09the pressure to get it exactly right. In
8:11fact, that was happening to me just this
8:12morning. My mind starts saying, "If I
8:14don't figure this out quickly, I'm going
8:16to run out of time." or "If I make the
8:18wrong decision, this whole thing might
8:19not work." And when I'm in that state, I
8:22may think I'm being responsible, but if
8:24I look closely, I can actually see the
8:25effects. I feel more urgency. I have
8:28less patience. I have less presence. I
8:31can put pressure on the people around me
8:34when what we really need is peace or
8:37calm or room to think or space to let
8:40new perspectives or ideas drop in.
8:43So, I have to notice when I move into a
8:46primal state and say, "Okay, what is the
8:48thought or belief that is creating this
8:50feeling for me? Like, what label did I
8:52just slap on the jar?"
8:54Because a primal state is not going to
8:56help me to be creative and successful,
8:58right? That's not the energy that is
9:00going to attract help or synchronicity
9:02or resources.
9:03The water of life is going to reflect
9:06back to me whatever label I'm putting on
9:08the jar.
9:09But, the good news is that I have the
9:11pen in hand. I get to choose what label
9:13I give myself for my life or my reality
9:15and through the power of frequency, I
9:18can change my reality, right? That's the
9:20implication of cymatics.
9:22Now, let's take this a step further.
9:24Remember, Emoto was showing how water as
9:26a medium is responsive to words or to
9:28thoughts or to prayers. What's
9:30interesting is our bodies are 60% water,
9:33right? Your lungs are 83% water. Your
9:34brain and heart 73%. Muscles and kidneys
9:3779% your water and skin 64% water. So
9:42water is the medium that runs through
9:44your entire body and what Emoto suggests
9:46is that water responds to vibration. It
9:49responds in orderly structured beautiful
9:51ways to positive thoughts and words.
9:54It becomes unstructured broken and ugly
9:56when exposed to negative thoughts and
9:58words. In other words, the labels or
10:00beliefs that you're holding aren't just
10:02shaping your external world, they're
10:04actually influencing the structure of
10:06the water in your body. So it's worth
10:08asking what message am I sending to my
10:11cells? Nokia University came out with
10:14some groundbreaking research in 2025
10:16that demonstrated that sound waves can
10:19influence cellular behavior and gene
10:21expression. They found that acoustic
10:23vibrations activated nearly 190 sound
10:27sensitive genes. And this concept, which
10:30I'm not making up, is called cellular
10:32hearing. And when you look at how much
10:35stress modern society is processing, the
10:38limiting beliefs, the unprocessed
10:40traumas, the anxiety, the depression,
10:42the danger, the anger,
10:44it doesn't take a leap of faith to
10:46imagine that maybe, just maybe, the
10:47water in our body is responding to the
10:49label that we're slapping on it.
10:52You know, recently I was speaking at an
10:53event with about 150 entrepreneurs and I
10:55asked, "How many of them were dealing
10:57with some form of chronic pain or
10:59fibromyalgia or skin issues, digestive
11:01issues, back issues, autoimmune
11:04conditions, something that was affecting
11:05their day-to-day experience?" And about
11:0780 to 85% of the hands went up in the
11:09room and it brought up an awareness of
11:12how we tend to speak to our bodies when
11:14we don't feel good. Like what happens
11:16when you wake up in pain again after
11:19hoping today would be different or you
11:21see something on your skin that worries
11:23you or you're exhausted and you can't do
11:25what you had planned. Because most
11:27people feel frustrated and then they get
11:30angry. And after a little while, there's
11:32this feeling that your body is your
11:34enemy, and you get locked into this
11:36label that perpetuates the very thing
11:39that you're wanting to change. And I
11:41want to say this carefully because I
11:42know what it's like to be dealing with
11:43health issues and to have somebody imply
11:46that you caused them by thinking the
11:48wrong way, the physical condition is
11:50real, and at the same time, if we're
11:52living as if we're in a daily battle
11:54with our body, that battle becomes
11:56another label that is shaping our
11:57reality. And it's the same thing with
11:59your job or your business or your
12:02relationship. Are you directing loving
12:04phrases towards those things or are you
12:06arguing with them because they're not
12:08necessarily working the way that you
12:10want them to? And I'm not asking you to
12:12judge yourself for being angry. Of
12:13course, you may be angry. I'm asking
12:15whether that anger is the only
12:17relationship available. Because there's
12:20an opportunity to become aware of the
12:21label that you've put on something and
12:23to consider changing the label. And I
12:25can tell you from my own experience of
12:27being single and feeling alone for 10
12:29years and having two homes in
12:31foreclosure and a failed business and a
12:32bunch of credit card debt and little to
12:34no money in my name, feeling purposeless
12:37in my life, to now having more money
12:39than I ever thought possible, married to
12:41the woman of my dreams, doing something
12:43I'm passionate about on a daily basis,
12:45what changed was the label.
12:47It wasn't that I figured out some
12:49magical financial strategy or bought a
12:51bunch of cryptocurrency or built the
12:53perfect profile on a dating app or found
12:55some novel business idea because I
12:57didn't. I changed the way I looked at my
12:59current reality and my current reality
13:01changed.
13:03So, I want to do this real quick
13:04together. I want you to think of one
13:05area of your life where you feel some
13:07friction right now. It might be your
13:10work, it might be a relationship or
13:13money or your health. Something you're
13:15trying to create that feels slower or
13:17harder than you had hoped or a problem
13:18or a challenge that just doesn't seem to
13:21want to shift. I want you to complete
13:23this sentence.
13:24When I think about this thing,
13:26I worry that
13:28blank.
13:30Okay? This is a really simple way to
13:31find the thought or the charge behind it
13:33because ultimately every negative
13:34emotion comes back to some form of fear.
13:36Even when you're angry, it's because
13:38you're afraid of something.
13:39When I think about this thing,
13:42I'm worried that
13:44blank.
13:45Okay? Could be a lot of different
13:46things. Imagine it's I'm falling behind.
13:49Okay, let's use that as the example.
13:52First, we acknowledge what it is that
13:54you're thinking and feeling. Okay,
13:55there's no argument. There's no attempt
13:56to dress it up. It's I'm falling behind
13:59is the belief or the thought that we've
14:00found. It's moving us into a primal
14:03state. Now, ask yourself this question,
14:05right? Does that move you into a
14:07powerful or primal state, right? First,
14:09take a look at that. Does that thought
14:10make you feel good or make you feel bad?
14:12Of course, it makes you feel bad cuz
14:13we've set that up for this example.
14:15So, it moves you into a primal state.
14:17Here's where we want to change the label
14:19cuz we don't want to continue that have
14:21that label on the thing or that belief.
14:23What do we want to change it to? Well,
14:25some form of the opposite.
14:26Like what's the opposite label that we
14:28would want to put on the jar that could
14:30crystallize something really beautiful
14:31for us in this area of our life, the
14:33reality that we want to create?
14:35I like to keep this real simple, so I'd
14:37say rather than I'm falling behind, it
14:38might be something like I'm right where
14:39I need to be
14:41or I'm exactly where I should be. And
14:43then ask yourself, this is the next
14:44step, the last step, one more question.
14:47You want to ask this question a few
14:48times.
14:49Okay, got it. What evidence do I have
14:51for the fact that this new thought or
14:53this new label is true? So, okay. Well,
14:56what evidence do I have for the fact
14:57that I'm right where I need to be? Well,
15:00it might be I'm in my process with this
15:02thing. I'm learning as I go along,
15:05right? Everybody and everything goes at
15:06its own pace, but I'm making some
15:07progress, right? Okay, that feels good.
15:10That's more in alignment with a powerful
15:12state. That's a better thought or a
15:13better label, isn't it? Then you ask
15:15yourself the question again. Okay, what
15:16evidence do I have for the fact that I'm
15:18right where I need to be or I'm right on
15:20track with this is true?
15:22Okay, how about Well, this is the
15:24process of learning. Like every day I'm
15:26learning more. I'm understanding how
15:28this thing works. I'm starting to build
15:30up a little momentum. Every day I'm a
15:31little further along than the last.
15:33Okay, cool. That feels more accurate,
15:35right? And it's true.
15:37And it feels better.
15:38And maybe you ask one more time, right?
15:40What evidence do I have for the fact
15:41that this new label, right? This new
15:43belief that I'm exactly where I need to
15:45be is true.
15:47And you go, "Okay, um look,
15:50uh I've been in a place like this
15:51before. In fact, I kind of always worry
15:53that I'm falling behind, but that's
15:54almost never been true. I almost always
15:56get things across the finish line. In
15:57fact, most of the time things work out
15:59pretty well for me. I feel like I'm
16:01getting close to figuring this thing
16:02out. I just need to stay consistent for
16:04a little longer." And this is the
16:06process. It's a simple but really
16:08powerful process. We call it the
16:09decision matrix. Step one is identify
16:11the limiting belief. Step two is a new
16:12decision or a new label. Step three is
16:14find evidence for the fact that the new
16:16decision is true.
16:18What's happening is you're taking an old
16:19belief, which is a memory, and you're
16:21finding an opposite belief, and you're
16:23building evidence for it. You're tapping
16:25into dormant memories that support this
16:27new empowering thought or this new
16:29belief or new decision or new label. And
16:31as you do that, you do what's called
16:33neural pruning. You start to deactivate
16:36the old belief and activate the new one.
16:38And it's something you have to practice,
16:40but after a little bit of practice, the
16:42new belief starts to become the
16:44predominant thought, and what eventually
16:45happens is that reality begins to
16:48reorganize to reflect that new belief
16:50back to you.
16:52It's like change the label on the jar,
16:54and you change the way the field of
16:55reality organizes. Now, tomorrow you may
16:58notice the old thought again. That
16:59doesn't mean you failed. It means you
17:01caught the pattern. You can make the
17:02decision again. You can take the next
17:04action from it. That's why I talk so
17:06much about practice.
17:08We don't transform ourselves by having
17:09one perfect thought. We change as we
17:11recognize what we've been repeating, and
17:14we begin repeating something different.
17:16So, I want to bring us back to the plate
17:17covered in sand. What would it be like,
17:20this is the question, to change the
17:22label to something like I am enough?
17:26To everything that happens is perfect.
17:28To life is working for my greatest
17:30growth, my greatest prosperity, or
17:31greatest evolution.
17:33What would that be like? You don't have
17:35to force a beautiful pattern into
17:36existence by tomorrow morning. I'm just
17:38inviting you into a decision matrix.
17:40Start by noticing what's there.
17:42Get curious about what you've been
17:44labeling. And then choose one new
17:46decision and see what happens when you
17:47live from that new label. That's the
17:50practice. Super simple. So,
17:52I want to give you
17:54an opportunity to get some support on
17:56this. And if you haven't yet, I know so
17:58many members of our community have,
17:59check out the link in the show notes. It
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