The TRUTH About “raising your vibration” No One Will Tell You…

About this video

Clark Kegley teaches that you do not manifest what you want, you manifest who you are, and that your outer world reflects your inner state. Citing Nikola Tesla on energy, frequency and vibration, he presents a vibration chart with lower, contracted emotions — shame, guilt, apathy, fear, desire, anger and pride — below neutral and higher, expansive states such as courage, acceptance, reason, love, joy and peace. He traces a breakup after cheating through that progression, from self-blame and apathy to anger, pride, acceptance and eventually love, and says the same movement can apply to money, grief and other circumstances. Kegley argues people have a habitual vibration that accounts for about 80 percent of daily life and a temporary state for the other 20 percent, so outside stimulation like friends or alcohol — which he places in the middle of the chart as liquid courage — only lifts you briefly before you recalibrate. He advises auditing mental inputs like news and gossip, starting the day with reading, meditating and journaling, and raising the habitual state by letting go of lower emotions. Drawing on a piano-learning study he says was published in the Journal of Neurophysiology, he claims mental rehearsal created almost as many new motor pathways as physical practice, supporting his ‘be as if’ approach: act as the 2.0 version of yourself, as he says he did while $30,000 in debt living in his mother’s basement, and use excitement and a vivid future scene to snap into higher states.

Key takeaways

• Kegley teaches that you manifest who you are, not what you want, so changing your habitual emotional state matters more than chasing a temporary high.
• His chart orders emotions from shame, guilt and anger at the bottom through courage and acceptance to love, joy and peace at the top.
• He distinguishes a habitual vibration, about 80 percent of life, from a temporary state, about 20 percent, and warns that alcohol and other stimulation do not permanently raise the habitual level.
• He recommends auditing inputs such as doom-focused news, gossip, criticism and blaming, and fueling the first hour of the day with reading, meditation and journaling.
• He advises ‘be as if’ rather than feeling fake: vividly imagine and act as your 2.0 self, using excitement about that future to move up the chart.

Episode details: published February 6, 2023 · 18:16 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Clark Kegley’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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