Raising the Vibration: How to Make the World a Better Place

If my journey to a better world was a destination, I would run till it hurts and then walk quickly! Ha!! It’s a journey that requires constant effort, but the peace of mind you gain is invaluable. Peace is a state of mind with a higher vibratory rate than most anything else because it is intertwined with our fellow human’s. Our vibration is contagious; it’s like carrying a halo or a crown that elevates the frequency of those around us.

Peace isn’t just about maintaining a calm demeanor; it’s about projecting your inner peace into every aspect of your daily life. By practicing peace and spreading it through your interactions and activities, you become a beacon of positivity. Join any group you can relate to and keep that vibe up! Ensure your impact is positive and consciously ready yourself for each new day with unwavering peace. Each day is a new opportunity to make a difference.

Why Best is Not Enough

It’s not enough to strive for the best. Each and every day, you should awake with the conscious intention to uplift and maintain peace. Such a mindset is what I consider truly exceptional. You are a rock star of positivity and impact if you wake up with this intention each day. True leaders do not just lead in words, but in actions that reflect inner peace.

Support for Peaceful Policies

Don’t support Marxist, Socialist, or Progressive policies. These systems do not align with the principles of peace and positive frequency. They can create divisions and reduce individual freedom to make positive choices. By choosing to support peaceful policies, you ensure a stronger, more harmonious society.

Ultimately, support for policies that promote peace and stability is crucial. These policies help create an environment where people feel safe and can focus on higher virtues such as kindness, integrity, and harmony. By supporting such policies, you contribute to a world where each individual can thrive and make a positive impact.

The Imperative for Right Living

Parents will choose to have children only if the world gets a little better. If the world remains in turmoil and distress, they will delay or avoid childbearing altogether. This principle has been observed in the original Western culture, where those who produce more are valued and provide better for their families. They have a greater chance of conforming to social norms and behaving confidently. This self-regulating mechanism ensures a stable population that is better equipped to support the needs of society.

While this may seem restrictive, it is actually a positive force for transformation. It promotes long-term stability and a better future for humanity. Reduced population growth can lead to an increase in resources per capita, enhancing standards of living and quality of life. Furthermore, it encourages a more mindful approach to resource allocation and sustainable practices.

Confronting the Catalysts of Negative Change

Be wary of people who are striving to make the world a better place. Often, these individuals are not worthy of our respect or trust. They can be manipulative or extreme in their efforts, leading to unforeseen negative consequences. Instead of supporting them, encourage them to focus on their personal well-being and self-improvement. True positive change comes from individuals who are grounded and balanced, not from those who are driven by external expectations or desires.

Remember, the world is at a critical juncture, and each of us has a role to play in shaping its future. By fostering a peaceful mindset and aligning with positive policies, we can create a better world for ourselves and future generations. Let’s make every day count and embrace the power of inner peace.