ANDREW TATE'S SPIRITUAL FREQUENCY

Analyzing the messaging of the internet's most polarizing man through the lens of the frequency scale

There are many reasons why people don't like Andrew Tate, but I'm going to defend him from a buddhist / spiritual frequency standpoint. Somehow I doubt that's been done before haha, so buckle up for this one!

Forget about all the people who DISagree with his worldview, essentially all of mainstream media, along with many others.

I'm just addressing those who likely agree with his basic worldview (against one-world government, lockdowns, human enslavement, etc), but who don't like him personally, because those people think Tate comes across as angry or too intense, as too materialistic, and as the real-life exemplification of what the left calls "toxic masculinity".

Here's why you're wrong about the frequency of his messaging.

If you look at the frequency chart, at the very bottom you have shame, guilt, apathy, grief, and fear. What is society essentially based on in the western world?

A heavy dose of shame, for sure - especially if you're a man with any drive and ambition at all. Young men start getting beaten over the head with this from early childhood.

It's also based on guilt, especially with religion.

And society is also based on apathy, as Yuval Harari said, the cabal's goal is to placate the masses with "drugs and video games". TPTB want people apathetic so they don't pay attention, and then rise up and overthrow the system.

Then of course the MSM and government messaging is all fear fear fear fear fear all the time. It's the foundation of all mainstream western culture today.

Fear is unfortunately also at the core of all major world religions. It shouldn't be, of course - because God is Love.

So what's the frequency of the Tate message?

Well, you could say at the very lowest, it's materialistic, but desire is a higher frequency than all the others I just listed from mainstream western culture, religion, etc.

You could accuse him of being angry at the system, which he calls the Matrix, but anger is an even higher frequency than desire.

You could say he's arrogant, but pride is an even higher frequency!

And there's no denying that Tate is spreading the message of being courageous, motivating men to be brave, to be bold, to be strong, to believe in themselves and be willing to do the work.

And then it takes a significant dose of reason to articulate the things that he does in the manner that he says them, where words are important and words mean things, where emotions must be controlled, where reality must be accepted, and where the mindset is key to winning.

Reason is at the core of Tate's messaging on how to navigate the world (as he calls it, the matrix), how to overcome both inner and outer enemies, how to be a real man, how to be successful as an individual, and how to win in a system that is operating at the very lowest of all frequencies, based on shame and apathy and fear.

And yet the people and entities within the system who thrive at the lowest -worst- frequencies, are the ones who claim Tate's message is dangerous.

They attack him for promoting the desire to be the best man you can be, to have courage in the face of adversity, to think and speak from a place of logic and reason.

Now, I'm not going to claim he's promoting love joy and peace, because that's not the crux of his message.

But he certainly promotes peace much more vocally than many other conservative pundits who today are gleefully pushing war and genocide because it suits their politics.

In that conversation the Tate brothers actually are promoting peace, one of the highest frequencies of all.

Ultimately, from a frequency standpoint, the message that Andrew Tate is putting out into the world is considerably higher than nearly everything else in "acceptable" mainstream western culture.

Your response to him and his messaging says more about YOUR frequency, than his!

/fin #gymthoughts