Why Changing Your Name Changes Your Vibration

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[becomingsuperhumans]

Change your name. Change your vibration. Change your reality

[crazygoodtherapy]

This is what I want with my name change. I feel there’s a bit of negative feeling each time i say my birth name.

[WhatGoesOnn]

Makes me wonder about those people that gave their kids crazy names like Adolf Hitler or Optimus Prime.

[cloveellis]

You just absolutely connected so many dots in my head at 10:30 I felt a burst of energy growing and flew up my chest. I got to hug it with such a huge grin on my face and sent it up to the sky. Thank you so much.

[jojojoyosubliminals]

No wonder why I feel disconnected from my current name and I’m changing it to Aakashi. My current name is actually unique but it feels like someone else is using it. :) Thank you for this!

[novaface]

I've ALWAYS thought if i had a different name, my life would be different!!! i need to choose a different name haha

[CosmicAlchemistCenter]

Thank you Ryan! - I truly resonate with this - “Soul chose your Birth Name to set the vibration of your Soul Mission that you want to accomplish in this life before you were born. Name Changes will change your Vibration. In Atlantis, the Golden Era, they used Numerology for their Names to have incredible psychic ability to tune in what is going on.” ~ Divine Love & Light, Kathy Cosmic Alchemist ✡️🪷🔱 - Soul Contract Reader Based on Ancient Atlantean Numerology of Name Vibration

[Just_Vryatt]

This is the most legitimate video on this topic I’ve found so far thank you!! So difficult to choose a name that represents an immortal soul, like all of ours.

[AmbiCahira]

I have wanted to change my life as long as I can remember. In fact at one point in my young years I went to my mom and asked what her name was as a child because I thought, and hoped, that we had a child name and an adult name because my mom Elisabeth didn't sound like a child name. I hoped so much that I would hit adulthood and be handed a new name and I was so disappointed when I found out that you only get named once.

As a kid when people called me by name I wanted to shout *don't call me that!* but I knew they would ask what to call me instead and I didn't know so I felt hurt. I like my given name as a name in itself, it just doesn't feel like my name. At that point in time hearing people call me by my name felt the same way name calling or teasing feels like. I feel better now but it feels like an ongoing quest to find my name... like finding a lost dog. I know it's out there I just don't know where. You gave great tips, thank you!

[jadesingleton]

I’m African American and I found through dna my distant Nigerian relatives through the slave trade. I met them and literally loved them ever since. I’ve never felt so at home in my life. they call me Nwanne. Nwanne Namba (which means sister in a strange land). I’m obsessed with the name “Nuh-whan-ee.” I desperately want to change it but I’m afraid of being judged. My tribe were the some of the worlds greatest astrologers all the way back to antiquity.

[RiahFinch]

How very serendipitous that you uploaded this right now. I just filled out my application for Obamacare for next year and had to change my name on the form to match my new social security card. I used to be Zachary Mason, and now I'm Riah Finch. I have definitely felt a vibrational shift these last few months and it's been incredible to feel at home in my new name.

[eliaslopez]

It does... I changed my named sometimes but I didn't know I was affecting my vibrations by doing so. This gave me a very valuable knowledge at this given point in time. Thank you.

[doloreserin]

Amazing stuff, Ryan! I've thought for years about changing my name. I feel "Dolores just suits me better than my actual given name. The name I was given makes me remember having my name constantly mispronounced during my school days. Every time someone calls me DoloresI smile and feel more empowered.

[kneejo-tube]

I adopted my new name (this one i'm posting from). I made it up a number of years ago. It started out as a gaming/internet tag. But most people I speak with on a daily basis call me by this name now. (being disabled and spending most of my time with other gamers) No other person on the planet is called by this name (so far) It was a non-existing word when I formed this name. It can only be pronounced correctly with a mix of two languages. I've become bilingual during my life and found it suitable to combine these 2 languages into my new name. I identify with this name more than my original birth name. It was a name chosen as a homage to the Matrix movie, which is the movie that jumpstarted my spiritual awakening. Also becoming bilingual has helped me in awaking, since it helped me to get rid of the cultural ballast that comes with my birth language. My closest family has trouble with the changes I went through, because the know me by my birthname, and they know me as being a different person, but I know it was for the better. I've become more of a citizen of the world, instead of someone who is particular to one country.

Have you done a video on bilingualness already? About how your entire thought process changes when you learn another language so well that you start to think in another language than the one you were born with? Like I said, it helps to get 'out of' the culture you were born in. Interesting stuff.

[davidalanmors]

Thank you, Ryan, for sharing your understanding and wisdom on things that help us flow with our path.

[travislauri]

These videos have been incredible lately! Thank you!

[overdoseoncoffee]

This topic here is EVERYTHING, thanks

[liamjames-hendriks]

I have learned more then simply vibrational shifts in a name change in watching this video. One that comes to mind is when you said to not search your name on Google, you'll come to a dead end but need to do it yourself, "with yourself" so to speak. This really applies to so many things. I Google so many things (I wonder what significance this has) and it's so external. Its one thing to read or watch something about what you name (or anything) might mean but to sit there and actually meditate on it, well that's a whole new experience.

[alloeloise]

I'm trans, and I had my spiritual awakening almost a year after realizing what I was and changing my name. I think we're naturally in tune with something.

[ms.monalisa]

I changed my mind when my family called me to different names I just stuck to the one I thought was more suitable to me.... I am very happy with my name.