Understanding the Law of Rhythm in Universal Cycles

The law of rhythm reveals that individuals seek familiar patterns, shaping their reality through repeated experiences.

### Understanding the Fourth Law of the Universe: Rhythm and Its Connection to Life
* 💖 The fourth law of the universe is rhythm, which is intrinsically linked to the **heart and the heart chakra**, emphasizing the **importance of flow in our lives**.
* 🌊 Visualizing waves in a three-dimensional space helps us understand that **all oceans and seas are interconnected**, symbolizing the **unity of the universe**.
* 🔄 The seven laws of the universe can be likened to the different states of water—**solid, liquid, and gas**—demonstrating that they **coexist simultaneously and influence each other**.
* 🎶 Rhythm, derived from the Greek word for 'flow,' serves as a pulse that guides us through life, much like the cycles of seasons that teach us about **'continuity and adaptation'**.
* ⏳ Time, often perceived linearly, is actually a metric of this **constant flow**, as evidenced by the **cyclical nature of seasons** and the processes of life on Earth.
* 🧬 This cyclical rhythm is also reflected in our DNA, which influences our reactions and habits, causing us to **seek familiar patterns even if they are detrimental**.
* 🔍 By recognizing these repeating patterns in our lives, we can **consciously alter our responses and transform our experiences**, leading to **personal growth and evolution**.
* ✨ Ultimately, understanding rhythm allows us to navigate life with **greater awareness**, enabling us to **break free from negative cycles** and **embrace positive change**.

So we are in today in the fourth law of the universe, which is rhythm. Rhythm, remember that rhythm is connected to the heart, to the heart chakra. Now that I have the blackboard, I will use it. So, uh, taking the idea of yesterday, this is a wave of vibration.

But this is a way of vibration seen from the two-dimensional perspective. Okay, this is 2D, two dimensions because if we want to understand how the waves are moving really, we have to see it like if we are inside the wall, if we are inside the water, we

see everything like moving like constantly moving like this, uh, with many waves everywhere. So, uh, it's not just one line, so this would be like kind of a transversal cut of the three-dimensional, uh, reality of a wave and there you have this shape.

So as the oceans and the seas in the planet, the waves are all connected. All the oceans are connected like one. We cannot say from here, uh, we cannot cut and say here starts one and ends the other one. No, it's all connected. So we call it

by origins like this. They're like oceans, but all the water in the whole planet is all connected, without beginning and without end. It's a constant cycle. That's why we can understand that in the universe everything is like a kind of a an ocean that connects everything that

makes everything to me one. So comparing the universe with water, we would say that the water is always the same. It's always water, even if if you had water in three different states like gas, solid, and liquid, so you can find the water in these three

different ways all around the cosmos, all around the world. So, uh, the seven laws are kind of these three ways in which you can find the ones. So, the seven laws are the states of the water, which is the universe. So, they are all given in the same time.

That's why all the laws affect all the water because basically they made water what it is. The reason why I say this is for what we have been speaking yesterday, that all the laws are born in the same moment. So, the reason why I say, um, the fourth law of the universe is not

because it appeared after the third one, is because we are trying to organize it according to our chakras, in the order of our chakras, okay? So, that's why it's the fourth. Once we said this, we will understand that the law of rhythm is just another aspect

or, or point of view from the law of vibration, and the law of vibration is a point of view of the law of Correspondence. So, first of all, let's try to understand what is rhythm. Rhythm comes from the world, from the word, uh, 'flow' in Greek.

So, rhythm means the flow, uh, and also gives origin to the word 'river'. So, in our point of view, um, rhythm is the thing that helps us to understand the continuity of things like the heartbeat. Like this is a pulse that tells us what is going to come next.

So, that's why we can know way before it happened what is going on. The rhythm would be this thing that helps us to understand from where we come from and where we are heading to. That's why we also call it the time, like in music, the

tempos so the temples would be like these steps that you follow to understand the logic of music. So remember that in music we have this Holy Trinity that will read them, and Melody and Rhythm would be like the metric, the measurement of uh, of the

duration of each one of the sounds and the repetitions like pulses of the music. Then we have the harmony, that would be all the rest of the logic of the music, like the instrument, how they play in which moment, the order of its frequency, the Hertz uh,

the chords, everything, and then the melody, which is the music itself, what we used to sing to listen to, um, the most known part of the music. So the melody and the harmony wouldn't have any sense without the Rhythm, which is the one that shows the tempos, the

moments in which you have to put that music. So we would say that rhythm is equal to time. So remember what is the other way in which we will know time, like this, if all this is vibration, so this is frequency. So remember, vibration is the whole wave of vibration,

it's the whole wave, and the frequency is the time that it takes for one of these curves to repeat again. So as higher the vibration um, the higher the frequency. As lower the vibration, the lower the frequency. Foreign. So if we see this through music, we would say that all this

is Melody, okay, because it's like the melody is over what you hear from everything. The harmony would be the balance between the different parts, yeah, that's balanced. And then each repetition would be the Rhythm, so two, two, two [Music] [Music]

so this would be the rhythm, the harmony would be and starting to play in balance, and then the melody that would create the whole music. So now let's go even deeper in this analysis. If we start to see every curvature of the wave, we'll see that

everything is written down constantly. This is the cosmic heartbeat [Music] or in the clock we used to call this tick tack tick tock tick tack. So it doesn't matter if you see it in this way, in this way, or in this way, this will be always a constant of rhythm.

What we see from here is that rhythm is not just an aspect inside the wave, basically, basically the wave is the rhythm. So this is why this is a constant flowing of something that in Greek they call the flow, which is rain, and the concept of flowing

would be rhythm. So for the ancient ones, rhythm was not this, rhythm was a constant flow. This is part of that flow, but it's not separate. It's constant. For example, in Earth, we have summer, autumn, winter, spring, and this is like tick tock tick tock, but

three months, three months, three months, three months, okay? So what is this? This is the different expressions of a wave, and here is when we understand that time doesn't really exist as we believe because time is basically the metric of a constant flow. The Earth doesn't stop one day and says, now is

summer. No, it, it, the summer is a process to appear. It's not one day. We are the ones that, the ones that put dates to this flow. So we say here we cut it and we say 21st, 21st uh, December for the southern

hemisphere, 21st December, 21st March, 21st June, 21st uh, December, and so on. And of course, it's the opposite for the northern hemisphere. So we say days, but they don't begin in the... it's a process. So what happened, Dave?

that in this wave, after spring comes again summer, and then autumn, and then winter, and someone repeats constantly like a wave. You see here, imagine that this is the Earth. Can you see the Earth moving like the waves, huh? So when the Earth is moving like this

creating, depending which hemisphere the the seasons it creates a wave. So as you see in Earth, we all know Animal Kingdom, vegetal Kingdom, mineral Kingdom, human Kingdom. We all know that after summer comes the autumn and so on. We entered spring, summer, autumn, winter, spring, summer

autumn, and it's it's constant. So through thousands of years of this repetition, we start to understand that we evolve according to cycle. So we adapt on Earth because of this cycle because now we know what is going to happen, so we evolve adapting to the next step.

This is a systemic pattern. So this system is the one that helps us to be who we are. Without this system, we wouldn't exist. This isn't a big picture like the Earth, but when we go inside the body, we find the DNA. For those who live close to the equator,

the process is much more like this. So for those of the Equator, this process would be called the dry and the humidity, dry and humid, dry and humidity. As you see now, all the things that exist in different levels is because of the law. So we have this cycle of repetition.

These are the two different waves that we live in, which is the DNA, the DNA and the systems in the planet. This is the one that we use constantly in our lives. We use it all the time because, for example, as an easy example, when it's summer, but it starts to get

cold and you see this wind different from the ones of the summer, you already know what is going to come, what is coming ahead, so you know the winter is coming. So you what, what you do is to prepare yourself by dressing differently, to prepare your house

um, to prepare your environment because the, the weather is changing. So you have to adapt as you, as you see this preparation is not something that you have to think about, it's something that happens, that gets, that it's natural, it's a reaction that you have. So everything that is that

is going to happen like it's coming, the winter, so you don't have to think, 'Oh, maybe it's the solstice or the Earth is spinning into this degree,' and you don't think about all that and, and try to understand the whole process. You just say, 'Oh,

cold, you don't even think, 'Winter, it's like it's getting cold, okay.' So that's how we get used to the rhythm. So in the DNA, it's happening exactly the same. When new things are coming, what I do is to just look into the

things that happened to me before and I react according to my experiences. So I get prepared for the things to come. So I start to see all the same things once and again, the same people, the same situations, and I kind of know that it's happening, even if we all

You know above the tropics that winter is something really bad because I can get sick, uh it's uncomfortable, um I cannot survive in the streets and we all love better the summer of this or the spring because we are more relaxed and so on. But in winter, what happened

also is that we have good memories because we have Christmas, we have New Year, we have uh we have we can play with the snow, um I don't know depending on who will leave the winter in a different way but we can have this sensation that

um that we can that we can enjoy it. For example, so now we are going to the point with this. The same happened in our DNA. Imagine if all your history from your past, uh your grandmother or grand grandfather, whatever they were, they had someone at home that used to hit them

aggression. But that aggressive person is the one that brought the food, like a dad or like a mom, whoever, people that brought the the food at home. So my DNA understands aggression equals food, so I can survive with aggression. So in the future, I will find constantly a

repeating process of active people, okay, that I find and my body will say I am comfortable here because they give me food. So in the same way as we in winter know that we can die, we can get a disease or whatever, but it's a beautiful snowman

in our DNA, also, we can enjoy aggression because that gives us food. It's horrible. So what I want to say about this is that the rhythm is not saying about things that happen around us that are similar to what happens to us. What I'm what I'm saying with the rhythm

is that it's us ourselves that look for those situations in order to feel to feel that we are secure in that repetition as animals of so we are animals that we have a lot of attitudes to uh so we get to the things that we know

the thing is that we know from the past they are our our habits habits uh so this this uh situations we look for them because we want to feel at home even if there are bad things sometimes our subconscious think that uh that's the only thing that helped me

to evolve to be who I am and this is how we repeat once and again constantly the same things so the law of Rhythm Is Telling to me is not the outer things that repeat on me is me who is looking for that repetition

so that's why it's only me the one capable to transform that repetition and the way I do it is by changing the wave of fracking if I change my frequency I see the things different I watch the reality from a different point of view

and how do I do it by checking into what are the things that are repeating constantly in my life when I acknowledge those things that are repeating constantly I will try to look for the origin of all that and to see why I needed for it to repeat

and once I understand this I change the way in which I act according to that situation and that's how I will have a different answer of the environment as a as an example we would say for example that I have a conflict a discussion an argument

every year with the same person constantly all the time so when I know that it's coming when I know that that problem is coming so I have to see okay I repeat this conflict when was the first time that was originated when was the first time that

I felt this discussion this this um argument so I go there I try to understand from where it came from and I asked myself am I a different person from that person that discussed that that argument the first time if I am different so I then can just change the reaction in the

next argument so I instead of arguing just and when I smile write an arc so this this the the conflict is different and suddenly I get out of that diversion this is a very simple example but you have to see what are your own problems to see how to solve it

Manifesting With the Law of Rhythm by Matias de Stefano

Starseed Speak

Rhythm as a 3D Wave and Universal Connection

Rhythm, the fourth law of the universe, is connected to the heart chakra and visualized as a 3D wave, unlike the 2D representation.

Understanding wave movement requires a 3D perspective, like observing it from within the medium.

A 2D representation is a cross-section of the 3D reality of a wave.

Ocean waves are interconnected, representing the universe's interconnectedness.

The universe is compared to an ocean, a constant cycle without beginning or end.

The seven laws are analogous to the three states of water (gas, solid, liquid), existing simultaneously.

All laws affect each other because they are born simultaneously.

The order of the laws is based on the order of chakras.

The law of rhythm is an aspect of the law of vibration, which is an aspect of the law of correspondence.

Rhythm originates from the Greek word for 'flow' and is related to the word 'river'.

Rhythm helps understand the continuity of things, like a heartbeat, providing predictability.

Rhythm is related to time and tempo in music.

In music, rhythm, melody, and harmony form a 'Holy Trinity'.

Rhythm is equated with time, while frequency is the time it takes for a wave to repeat.

In music, melody is the overall sound, harmony is the balance, and rhythm is the repetition.

Every curvature of a wave represents a constant rhythm, like a heartbeat or a clock's tick-tock.

The wave itself is the rhythm, a constant flow.

Earth's seasons (summer, autumn, winter, spring) exemplify rhythm as a constant flow.

Time is a metric of a constant flow; we impose dates on this flow.

Seasons are processes, not single days, highlighting the continuous nature of rhythm.

Earth's movement creates a wave, influencing seasons and affecting various kingdoms (animal, vegetal, mineral, human).

Rhythm in Biological and Personal Systems

Cyclic repetition leads to adaptation and evolution, as seen in Earth's systems.

The body's DNA and planetary systems show rhythmic patterns.

We use rhythmic patterns in daily life, like anticipating winter after noticing changes in weather.

This adaptation is natural and instinctive, not requiring conscious understanding of the process.

Our DNA reacts to new situations based on past experiences, repeating patterns.

Inherited Rhythms and Personal Transformation

Inherited trauma or experiences can create repeating patterns in our lives, influencing our reactions.

The law of rhythm highlights our tendency to seek familiar situations, even if negative.

We repeat patterns because our subconscious associates them with survival or security.

We can transform these repetitions by changing our frequency and perspective.

By identifying repeating patterns, understanding their origins, and changing our responses, we can alter outcomes.

An example is resolving a recurring conflict by understanding its roots and reacting differently.