Truth vibrations – in search of integrity in the literary works and minds: English

doi:10.34768/fp2021a17

Authors

Alicja Trembowski Ottawa, Canada
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8629-5780 Alicja Trembowski

DOI: https://doi.org/10.34768/fp2021a17

Keywords

consciousness • kinesiology • literature • integrity

Abstract

What accounts for the value and ethics of a literary work? That words carry energy leads to exerting a powerful impact on those exposed to them. The vibrations of words reflect the soul, which is conditioned by the state of consciousness. Energy, as harmony – is aligned with Truth, Power and the way of Heart, but if in dissonance – it is associated with lack of integrity, disruption and Force. The shape of a text stems from the wave frequency of its creator. And so do the principles of ethics, or moralistic dictum, found in or between the lines, whose nature and spectrum arise from the context that gave roots to the particular awareness rising. Unprecedented in many scientific circles and literary milieus, Consciousness levels can be defined by the calibration technique, owing to the kinesiologic responses of the body muscles. How the procedure of identifying Energy levels occurs, what calibrations the creativity of outstanding poets, novelists and dramatists (including the Nobel Prize laureates) reveals, and what influence it might have on the domain of literature, and a circle of its recipients and experts, are central to this paper.

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Author Biography

Alicja Trembowski, Ottawa, Canada

English philologist by profession, teaches in English, French and Polish for the federal government and in educational, state and diplomatic institutions, such as Algonquin College, La Cité, Bank of Canada, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, as well as in embassies and the Ministry of Defense in Ottawa, Canada, where she has been based for many years. Since 2016, she has been involved in scientific work on the scale of consciousness and its role in perceiving and shaping reality, measuring calibration. She presented her research at the 21st Century Academic Forum at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, in 2017 and 2018 (resulting in several publications), at the Tokyo Olympic Center in 2017, and at the Languages Canada conference in Toronto in 2018.

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