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Recoding the mind's emotional matrix
Cape Argus
|December 11, 2025
A QUANTUM LEAP THIS 2026
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NIKOLA Tesla, the visionary who reshaped the world with his 1888 introduction of alternating current (AC) and unlocked humanity's understanding of energy, vibration and frequency, once hinted that the universe's deepest power lies in forces we cannot yet measure.
By 2025, emerging research inspired by Tesla's work revealed a striking truth: the human mind generates the most dynamic, evolution-driving energy in our fast-forming future-scape.
As the calendar flips into 2026, the mind ignites as a quantum "yenilikçi" - a Turkish term marking a culturally inclusive, forward-thinking spark, transforming mental health challenges into real-world breakthroughs.
Food for thought: if our thoughts carried the same future-charging frequency Tesla sensed in the universe, what would you electrify into existence next?
Across centuries, humanity has chased the secrets of the mind - the ultimate frontier glowing with new understanding, explored first by philosophers and now illuminated by modern psychology.
Behavioral science uncovers a truth: our thoughts and emotions can trap energy, limiting the mind's ability to rise. When we fall into unhealthy patterns, energy becomes tangled, slowing the mind's evolution and narrowing our potential in subtle but significant ways.
Enter the Recode Emotional Energy Matrix Model (R, E2, M2) - a next-generation framework in which each building block helps untangle energy, reclaim focus and convert mental friction into forward-driving momentum.
By recognising and redirecting unproductive patterns, we reclaim energy and take a mental quantum leap.
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