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Perceptions


 


Written by Fred Farai Nyakudanga


Perceptions are the lenses through which we view the world. They can be influenced by our upbringing, culture, experiences, and social environment. When we internalize limiting perceptions, they can:


1. Create self-doubt: Negative self-talk and self-doubt can arise from perceptions that we're not good enough or capable enough.

2. Limit potential: Perceptions of what's possible or impossible can restrict our ambitions and goals.

3. Influence relationships: Perceptions of others can lead to misunderstandings, conflicts, or missed opportunities.

4. Shape our reality: Our perceptions can become self-fulfilling prophecies, attracting experiences that reinforce our limited beliefs.


Frequencies

Frequencies refer to the energetic vibrations that surround us. People, environments, and even thoughts can emit frequencies that impact our well-being and progress. When we're exposed to low-frequency energies, they can:


1. Drain energy: Negative frequencies can deplete our physical, emotional, and mental energy.

2. Influence emotions: Low frequencies can induce fear, anxiety, or sadness, affecting our mood and decision-making.

3. Limit manifestations: Negative frequencies can repel positive experiences and opportunities, hindering our ability to manifest our desires.

4. Attract similar energies: Like attracts like; when we emit low frequencies, we may attract people, situations, or experiences that resonate with those energies.


Bad Intentions and Frequencies

When people with bad intentions emit low-frequency energies, they can:


1. Manipulate and control: Negative frequencies can be used to influence or dominate others.

2. Create chaos and conflict: Low frequencies can stir up disagreements, misunderstandings, and tension.

3. Drain energy and resources: Negative energies can deplete others' energy, time, and resources.


To break free from limiting perceptions and frequencies:


1. Recognize and challenge negative thoughts: Become aware of your thoughts and reframe limiting perceptions.

2. Set boundaries: Protect yourself from negative energies and influences.

3. Practice self-care: Engage in activities that raise your frequency, such as meditation, exercise, or creative pursuits.

4. Surround yourself with positivity: Seek out supportive people, environments, and experiences that uplift and inspire you.


By understanding the impact of perceptions and frequencies, you can begin to break free from limitations and cultivate a more empowering, high-frequency reality.



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