How I Started Seeing Everything as One (And What Tesla’s 3-6-9 Might Have to Do With It)

 

I’ve been going through a shift lately. Nothing dramatic on the outside, but inside? Big changes. It’s like I’ve started peeling away these old beliefs I didn’t even realize I was holding—stuff like judgment, racism, feeling separate from others, or thinking one religion is better than another.

Little by little, I’m starting to feel more connected to everything—people, nature, even the universe.

What’s weird is that this change didn’t come from any single book or person. It just started happening, like a deeper understanding was waking up in me. I began noticing how we often divide ourselves—by race, by religion, by where we come from or how much we have. And then I asked myself: Why? Aren’t we all just human?

That led me to think more about how everything is connected. And that’s when I remembered something I once heard about Nikola Tesla—this scientist and inventor who was way ahead of his time. He believed that three numbers—3, 6, and 9—were the key to understanding the whole universe.

At first, I thought it sounded kind of random. I mean, they’re just numbers, right?

But then I started looking into it.

Tesla said, “If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6, and 9, you would have the key to the universe.” People have been trying to figure out what he meant ever since. Some say it’s about how energy flows. Others say it’s about patterns in nature and math. But here’s what made sense to me:

3 is the start. It’s the creative force—like the spark of life.

6 is harmony—like balance between opposites.

9 is completion—wisdom, consciousness, that feeling of “oneness.”

When I looked at these meanings, it clicked. These numbers aren't just math—they’re a way to understand how life moves. Think of it like this: life begins (3), balances itself (6), and evolves into something greater (9). It’s a cycle, and we’re all part of it.

Even ancient cultures seemed to understand this, in their own ways. They saw repeating patterns in nature, the stars, even in the way energy flows through our bodies. And when I really sat with that, I realized: Everything really is connected.

So now, when I look at people, I try not to see race, religion, or background. I try to feel what’s underneath—the same life force flowing through all of us. We’re not as different as we think. Sure, we have different experiences and beliefs, but we’re all part of something bigger.

And honestly, that’s been really freeing. I don’t feel the need to argue or prove anything anymore. I just want to understand, grow, and treat others with love and respect.

So yeah… that’s where I’m at right now. Peeling back old ideas, seeing things in a new light, and realizing that maybe Tesla was onto something. Maybe life really is a pattern. And maybe, just maybe, we’re all one piece of the same beautiful design.