I get down to earth vibes when I hear you talking and explaining. And I like that you advocate for acknowledging the truth of how we feel instead of ignoring the gap and trying to force yourself to conform to what you can clearly see is not realistic (always being on/happy etc). That said however, I don't quite agree with the philosophy in general, because I did try looking at the world in terms of energy, frequency and vibration, and I experienced a lot of things, spiritual stuff. I've walked the walk and basically have found that Christianity is the most spiritually accurate and practically verifiable thing I've ever come across. I would though, really love your take where you go into both from a practical standpoint, particularly because of your balanced approach to things. For example, how do you know what's best for yourself since you can manifest things? From the Christian perspective I personally ask Jesus for things and He responds with Not yet, No, A yes of more than 2 times what I asked for, something even better that's WAAAYYY tooo good for what I deserve, and in a lot of cases, character development, to be able to handle what I am asking for. Also, He is the one who sits down with me during the gap, or sends someone to do something kind out of the blue so I'm taken care of as with a parent/friend/mentor etc. basically what does your worldview offer in comparison?