Awaiting In The Airwaves

That’s not witchcraft. That’s physics.

It tells us that something unseen can be just as powerful as the stuff we can see. So how much of the world — of ourselves — are we missing just because we don’t know how to "observe" it properly? Moreover, how much of society even wants to know?? Seriously though. Most are living their best lives happily ignorant. And let’s not ignore this mind-blowing gem:

Science Caught Slippin’ (But Trying to Catch Up)

Let me break it down. There’s this field — quantum mechanics — where reality itself starts getting weird. We’re talking particles that only act "real" when we observe them. That’s right that's the whole quantum mechanics thing: stuff exists in limbo until we look at it. Observation literally shapes reality.

“Despite making up only two percent of our body weight, the brain devours 20% of our calories.”
— Mila Halgren, McGovern Institute @ MIT (Source)

TWENTY PERCENT. So our brain is out here chugging energy like it’s at the bodega on a July afternoon — but for what? Scrolling Instagram and stressing over rent? Imagine if we could redirect that energy to actually access the deeper stuff. Memory. Healing. Conscious manifestation. Telepathy. Vibration control. Hell, even cellular regeneration. You think it’s sci-fi? Well, so was flying — until we built a plane.

Maybe it’s always known. We just don’t know how to listen. Yet. So what the hell do we do?

• Question Everything. If a system doesn’t teach you about your own power — question why it exists.

• Tune In. Meditate. Breathe. Journal. Get quiet. Listen to what your body says when nobody’s talking.

• Eat & Think for Power. You are electric. Fuel yourself like a lightning rod, not a junk drawer.

• Study Science AND Spirit. They’re not enemies — they’re two sides of the same damn coin.

Bottom line? We were born into this world as masterpieces wrapped in mystery. But instead of exploring ourselves, we’re taught to shrink, to sit down, shut up, and just accept whatever answers we’re handed. Nah. Not me. Not you. Not anymore. There’s more out there. And more in here. So let’s find it. One vibe at a time. One question at a time. One electric goosebump at a time. Stay curious. Stay charged.
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Let’s Talk About the Invisible Realness

All of those things are real AF. Proven. Measurable. But invisible. So who’s to say there’s not another layer — a whole damn dimension — surrounding us, flowing through us, waiting to be understood? Maybe that eerie electric feeling you get when you're "alone"? That’s your body brushing up against the edges of that hidden layer. Maybe your body knows.

So, are our brainwaves “weak” because we don’t know how to use them?

Short answer:
Not exactly. It's not that the brainwaves themselves are inherently weak, it’s that our conscious ability to control or utilize them is limited. The power is there — but our access to that power is what’s lacking.

Long answer:
Mastering brainwaves isn’t just some nerdy neuroscience flex — it’s ancient tech in modern form. The same way mystics, shamans, and witches used trance, ritual, and rhythm to tap into unseen forces? That was brainwave manipulation before science had a name for it. Our brains operate using electrical signals — "brainwaves" — and they come in different frequencies (alpha, beta, delta, gamma, etc.). These aren't just background noise — they correlate with different states of mind, like sleeping, meditating, focusing, or freaking out. But here’s the catch:

We’re not taught to tune into or control these waves, let alone harness them. We get handed this complex biological machine, without a manual. So we walk around our whole lives with potential that's untapped — not because it's not there, but because:

• We lack education on how it works.
• We lack tools to measure it ourselves (like EEGs).
• We lack training in methods that can influence it (like neurofeedback, breathwork, binaural beats, deep meditation, or psychedelics).

Reclaiming control over these frequencies means reclaiming intuition, manifestation, psychic sensitivity, & energetic influence.

Why brainwaves seem "weak"

• Compared to external machines — like electronic devices or magnetic fields — the electrical signals in the brain are relatively subtle. That's why external tech can influence us (like transcranial magnetic stimulation), but we can’t easily use our brain to move a lamp. Yet.

• Unfocused mental energy – People live in distraction and survival mode. If the mind is scattered, it can't amplify any particular frequency for long. It's like trying to hear a radio station w/ the dial between stations.

• Conditioning and mental noise – Modern society overstimulates us. That creates chaos in the brain — lots of beta waves (anxious, busy thinking), and not enough alpha or theta (creative, introspective states). We don’t live in balance.

If modern minds trained like the old ways — tuned in, grounded, and intentional — witches wouldn’t just be a myth or aesthetic; they’d be back in full force, doing real work with real power, just like they used to. Bottom line: your brainwaves aren't "weak." They're powerful AF, but we’ve barely scratched the surface of how to use them intentionally. It’s like we’re walking around with a Formula 1 engine under the hood but only using it to go to the corner store at 15 mph — cause no one ever taught us how to drive.

The human potential is still vastly underutilized — and that is the real conspiracy.