“The world is not made up of dead matter, but of living, pulsating, and vibrating energy.”
What this quote means
This quote overturns our materialistic view of the world. It asserts that everything is living energy, in perpetual motion. Even what seems inert is animated by vibrations. This invites us to see beauty and vitality in all things, and to recognize that we are made of the same energy as the universe. A perspective that can transform our daily lives by connecting us more deeply to reality.
How to apply it daily
Observe an inanimate object (a table, a stone) and imagine the invisible vibrations that compose it. Meditate on this universal energy that connects us all.
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