Everything is Energy: The Shoaling Technique to Bend Reality and Influence Others

Most people believe they make decisions as individuals, but they don't. Just observe nature. Whether it’s flocks of birds or massive shoals of fish, humans subconsciously synchronise to the dominant signal in the environment. Physics calls this emergence. Neuroscience calls it entrainment. And we see this collective synchronization leading to a collective super intelligence that emerges when many units synchronise to a dominant signal.

Segment 1: The Wisdom of the Shoal

Consider a shoal of fish—sometimes hundreds of thousands of individual fish—moving in perfect unity as if they share a single mind.

Here is the fascinating part: There is no head fish. There is no planning, and there is no communication. Yet, every single fish turns simultaneously and swims in perfect harmony.

Biologists discovered something truly shocking. The shoal always follows the fish with the strongest and clearest directional impulse in the group. It’s not the biggest fish, and it’s not the fastest fish. The one fish with the clearest internal intention acts, and the whole shoal locks onto it.

Segment 2: Humans as Broadcast Towers

We have the capacity to synchronise and influence each other in exactly the same way that fish do. We synchronise based on the strength of our vibration, which is a byproduct of our intention, our emotions, and our thoughts.

Segment 3: The Dominant Field and Entanglement

When you focus your thoughts and emotions towards your intention for an extended period of time, your vibration becomes the dominant field. People with weaker or unfocused fields actually synchronise to you.

Segment 4: The Shoaling Technique

We are talking about building a powerful force field from within which you can use to broadcast your noble desires into the world. I call this powerful technique Shoaling.

How exactly do we build this capacity in our nervous system?.

The practice starts with noticing when you are scattered. You notice when you move into stress, anxiety, or overwhelm. You notice when your thoughts are jumping from topic to topic, feeling like you are not enough, or not being as far along as you should be.

The intention is simple: Bring yourself back to an image of the shoal. You close your eyes and imagine yourself connected to the shoal, connected to all the fish around you.

What happens when things show up in your shoal that don't belong—a problem, a crisis, or a certain person?.