Somewhere between psychology and spirituality, this site is a medium for the interpretation of metaphysical reality in modern human language. I’m trying to explore something I can’t name or dub, but for now, it’s at a crossroads between spirituality, metaphysics, psychology, philosophy and realism.

The fabric of the universe is woven with energetic currents, or vibes. These vibes are not in the universe, they are the universe’s nature. They encompass emotions, thoughts, intuition, morality, mental or/and abstract concepts. The vibes are what is, and are existence itself.

The “mind”, or “soul”, as opposed to the brain, which is the physical conduit of the mind, is the birthplace of vibes for a human. That is where energetic currents are sensed, felt, created and transmitted back and forth to and within the universe. Understanding the mind is pivotal to understanding vibes, and understanding vibes is pivotal to understanding life and our human existence.

Unfortunately, the existence of the vibes is never publicly acknowledged or discussed. It’s as if the awareness of them is absent from people’s understanding and perception of the world. The mental health field is too preoccupied with diagnosing people with various so called “disorders” to truly ponder the effect of the vibes on a person’s emotional well-being, and the typical scientific approach in most scientific fields, with its rigidity born out of a need for objectivity, would find this idea too “out there” to be taken seriously.

While we all sense the vibes to an extent, not everyone senses them to the same degree of complexity, many people don’t publicly voice their sensing of it, and even less people act on their sensing of it. To sense that someone is lying to you is to sense a vibe, to sense an innuendo in a joke is to sense a vibe. To sense a dissonance between what you see and what you hear is to sense an underlying vibe. Vibes are communicated and expressed by everything and everyone at all times; a person’s tone transmits a vibe, a person’s actions, words, behavior, transmit vibes.

People have taken advantage of that lack of public and official acknowledgement of the vibes to mask the truth (the energetic reality of something), to parade a lie to the collective consciousness, and call it “truth”, when in actual truth, that lie does not correspond to the energetic, vibrational reality that exists underneath. Furthermore, that lack of public acknowledgement leaves people in the dark; to be in touch with the energetic reality of something, whether your own, that of another person or of an entire system, is to be conscious of reality. To be conscious of reality is to know which parameters to consider in your decision making process, and to know which decisions to make and how to make them is to lead an improved quality of life, one that’s in touch with universality and reality.

At this moment, there seems to be a wedge between the “official” and “public” façade, which is often if not a direct lie, then an incomplete truth, yet one that dictates the lives of the majority of people, and vibes existing independently of that. The issue lies with the calling of what’s publicly acknowledged: the “ultimate truth”, with the unspoken but very much subliminally (subconsciously) implied assumption that everyone should follow and trust in it, almost blindly, without actually checking beneath for the actual energetic reality of facts presented.

My goal is ultimately to call out and officially or publicly word these unspoken vibes we all subconsciously sense, but can’t put our finger on, either because language is lacking or because social restrictions encourages us not to, or because our own knotted emotions prevent us from seeing. Not being able to “put our finger” on these vibes means they always remain unconscious; they stay at the fringe of our conscious mind but never truly, fully resurface, which allow them to go unchecked, until we word them and name them properly for what they are.

I’ve tackled a number of subjects in this pursuit; namely the music industry, our beliefs regarding justice and legal systems, misguided spiritual practices, and anything that pretends to be one thing while being another.