Surfers know waves, too. They live and play on them and in them, ride them and predict their behavior. They understand them at a visceral, personal level. They take their lives in their hands around them and have the ability to manipulate and use them and enjoy them, become part of them in a way the physicist cannot.

The good physicist understands waves don't end at the beach. He/she knows that the waves are in their bloodstream, in their nervous system, in all of nature - in everything. And when they apply their knowledge of wave properties to life - life becomes much easier to master. One knows how to ride life the way a surfer rides waves. And what's more than the surfer can do - one learns how to control the waves themselves by generating waves of one's own. No tsunamis in life can ever harm one and no low tides will ever depress one. One learns to challenge oneself and keep learning how to master the waves in all things. One does not succumb to the undertow and one does not get giddy at high tide.

Add the understanding of frequency, polarity, resonance, harmonics and suddenly life takes on a whole new meaning - and has a whole new clarity. All the emotions can be understood as manifestations of imbalanced wave forms in consciousness. One will understand how to master ones own thoughts and corral them to be put to constructive purpose. One will know how to really reach and communicate with people effectively and touch them by forming a resonant condition and then adding the necessary subharmonics.

Yes, in the abstract, one can look at life as simply a quantity of oscillating energy. For that is what it is. Once one understands waves one understands more about energy. If one applies this knowledge to life, instead of ridiculously compartmentalizing it to some physics textbook, one can use this physics of energy and become what most would consider godlike. Understanding the human soul, and its indestructible nature, as a quantity of changing, oscillating waves carrying countless data in ever smaller subharmonic waves, suddenly does away with the need for turning to religion to explain life, death and its purpose.

Walking on water? Walking through walls? Teleportation? Mind reading? All the things that seem "impossible" are not impossible at all - the science behind such things are simply not understood. And the first step to mastering life ( and the impossible ) is by learning about the seemingly unimportant sine wave.

Soon everyone will be physicists - just as everyone today would be considered geographers compared to the geographers of 300 years ago. The 'average' children of the future will make our physicists look quite clueless.

Such is the nature of evolution - and the wave changes that cause it!

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