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May/June 2007 Cosmic
New Cosmic Frequencies Bring New Emotions for Living

by Almine

In August 2006, the cosmos rose dramatically in frequency. A cosmic ascension that began in February 2005 culminated in the formation of 12 concentric spheres of frequency that reside inside each other, forming the new matrix of existence.

Each sphere, or ring of frequency, represents a pair of emotions as well as a direction. Previously, seers studying the cosmos found four such frequency bands only, representing four basic pairs of emotions and the four directions.

New tones appeared within the cosmos and old discordance ones representing emotions like fear, anger, pain and protectiveness disappeared. Life-enhancing emotions replaced them. Life has changed around us with these new frequencies.

Understanding the New Emotions

Below are some of the ways in which emotions pulse each other within the new, elevated frequencies.

Assimilation and communication. Too little true assimilation of information (which is accessed light) takes place in the world for several reasons. True listening to another's words can only take place in the absence of internal dialog. The listener has to stay in the silence of the mind and enter into the other's viewpoint by feeling the communication with the heart.

Finding silence is getting more and more difficult. We spend too little time in appreciation of nature's wonders, and much of that experience has become action-oriented. All of the natural world and its creatures speak to us through their individual frequencies. We can assimilate their special life song by sitting in silence and feeling it within our cells.

Fun and achievement. We've all heard the saying that someone we know works hard and plays hard. That's because the two go hand in hand. Fun without achievement is a shallow, unfulfilling life. Achievement without the fun that brings quality to the journey leads to an equally unsatisfying life. Blind ambition can result from such an imbalance and one becomes blinded as to which achievements would be truly life-enhancing. Fun relieves the tensions we experience during our battles of achievement.

Contentment and enlightenment. A little child with sleep-weighted eyelids is wrapped in a quilt on your lap - it is during moments like these that we wish everyone on Earth could share the feeling of complete contentment. We wish we could enhance the life of a run-away teenager somewhere in a lonely bus station. We want to have the hungry family fed and feeling the inner fulfillment contentment brings.

Such contentment can come as a strong under-current of life, rather than as a few fleeting moments. Contentment as a constant companion is the result of deep, meaningful living, of insights gained and inner storms weathered.

Empowerment and humor. Empowerment is the desire to serve. At first, this definition might not make sense. The connection between service and empowerment might seem a bit obscure.

Service has often meant assuaging our conscience by giving a handout, not really addressing the deficiency that caused the condition. True service instead is empowering the individual to find his or her own way out of the dire straits of life. This way the person has something to show for this hardship: new-found strength or abilities.

The desire to be of service will be never-ending if it is based on need. As Christ said, "The hungry will always be among us."  It could eventually pull us into the despair of need as well. The balancing factor is humor.

Humor laughs at life, laughs at self and, instead of blaming, laughs at the folly of others. It cannot take anything too seriously because it knows without a shadow of doubt that we're just engaged in a play.

Growth and satisfaction. Understanding the essence of growth is new. It used to be the result of delving (painfully, at times) into the unknown, grappling with its illusion and eventually turning it into the known through experience. When delving into the unknown, fear resulted, often bringing about protectiveness. When the illusion refused to yield its insights, anger tried to break it up.

The emotions associated with growth weren't always pleasant and even the word growth often had an unpleasant connotation. Growth is now an expansion that is the result of satisfaction.

Growth used to come through opposition. Now it comes through support. How will we know when we've found it?  The deep satisfaction of our hearts will tell us we've just lived our highest truth.

The Twelve Pairs of Emotions

Almine, author ofArubafirina: The Book of Fairy Magic, is a Toltec three-pronged Nagual who is globally recognized as one of the leading mystics of our time. Her interest lies in teaching others how to move beyond self-imposed limitations so they can access their innate personal power. Visit www.spiritualjourneys.com.