Words are not only carriers of information, but also containers of frequency, and their effect depends not on their meaning, but on their resonance coherence.

They are transdimensional templates that only work when the sender, context, and field are coherent.

Words such as “love,” “responsibility,” and “cohesion” can be high-frequency, but only if they are transmitted in a dimensionally coherent manner: with authentic intention, in a non-manipulative field, by a sender who embodies what they say.

Otherwise, they become semantic phantom shells.