In other words, does the level of our frequency determine the world we see around us?
If our field is coherent, peaceful, and steady, do we experience life differently than when our field is scattered, overstimulated, and constantly being pulled in a hundred directions?
I think the answer is obvious.
So, we’ve been running ADDICTION for the last three days—and since it hasn’t cleared, it looks like we may need to go a little deeper.
At first glance, this could seem like a gadget issue — phones, screens, scrolling, notifications, and all the ways modern technology pulls at our attention.
But the scan does not seem to point to one particular device as much as the constant background noise of various artificial signals, stimulation, and energetic input.
Maybe that’s why EARS are still showing up.
It’s not about hearing loss, but about what we are constantly listening to, absorbing, sensing, and responding to — even when we don’t realize it.
But here is a question:
Are some people more prone to gadget addiction than others?
According to the SRC scan, yes. And for the group today, three factors may be involved:
Need for escape
Depression
Poor methylation support
Poor methylation support may indicate that the brain and nervous system are struggling to regulate mood, focus, dopamine rhythm, and stress recovery. When that happens, quick stimulation from gadgets may feel more compelling because the nervous system is looking for regulation.
So maybe the deeper question is not simply, “Why can’t I put my phone down?”
Maybe it’s “What is my nervous system trying to receive from this device?”
Cocktails are running, and today’s acupressure point is still Pericardium 6, which is a beautiful point for calming the heart field, settling the nervous system, easing inner agitation, and helping us return to ourselves.
One-word prayer: STEADY
Meanwhile, a few more questions may be worth asking:
Are our brains getting enough true quiet?
Are our eyes getting enough natural light without screen flicker?
Are our ears getting enough silence without alerts, earbuds, notifications, and background hum?
How much of our attention is being pulled outside of ourselves by devices?
Are our devices serving us — or training us?
And who knows… a few interesting and positive things do seem to be happening on Planet Earth.
Maybe someday we’ll even see a headline like this:
Doctors Hate Him: Local Man Turns Off Notifications and Remembers His Own Thoughts
