How Deep Is Your Vibration

Time. What would it be like if we didn’t keep to it? If we floated throughout our lives in the timeless warp of presence, full, deep, sensational. 

What if we could hold on to those times, those moments, for when we felt most alive. Those moments when we felt most loved for simply who we were eternally in that present moment. 

To know how deep the vibration, how deep the love, is to know the exact track to move even the least rhythmic of souls. 

To go underground, with the friends you’ve found. The vibration setters you sought, from a world that was a constant reminder of how much you didn’t belong. Knowing how deep the vibration was to know trust. Finding the vibration was learning to navigate at your own beat, starting initially in the schoolyards, then graduating to the streets, sales floors, boardrooms, and all other kinds of rooms only to truly find out how deep is your own vibration.  

To feel its embrace, take its hit off dopamine, to drop the ego, whilst keeping it strictly joy, is to feel the gaze of a time where love was deep and most fresh. To move to the beat was to vibe. It was to showing everything you’ve got for the voyeur’s and the one you most desire. 

To be here is to believe that where the vibration is not deep, where love no longer speaks to a soundtrack worth turning up, then so as the wind we too move in time.

The drop of the bass is the glimpse into the beating heart of a vibration sure to move even the non-believer, that knows they haven’t seen it all yet. To know how deep the vibration, how deep the love, is to know the exact track to move even the least rhythmic of souls. 

For the vibe, to awake even the saddest of beating hearts across infinite planes here in this time. Here in this moment. To be here is to believe that where the vibration is not deep, where love no longer speaks to a soundtrack worth turning up, then so as the wind we too move in time.

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