Today’s High Vibe Song of the Day is Doin Just Fine by Boyz II Men. I am not sure of the exact calibration of this song, but based on other songs my guess is that it calibrates at least in the 300s on the Map of Consciousness and could run as high as the 500s which is the level of love and the angelic realm.
The beautiful energy of the music and acapella voices of the Boyz II Men is undeniably “High Vibe” and beautiful to listen to in general.
It’s a beauty!
Stop and smell the roses of this one.
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You will find a more in-depth description of music in the 300s on the Map of Consciousness® below and the consciousness calibrations of music here.
High Vibe Music of the Week:
Doin’ Just Fine by Boyz II Men
Start Your Day on a HIGH NOTE!
Conscious Music for an Awakening World
More About Boyz II Men from Wikipedia:
Boyz II Men (pronounced boys to men) also known as B2M, is an American boy band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, best known for emotional ballads and a cappella harmonies. They are currently a trio composed of baritone Nathan Morris alongside tenors Wanya Morris and Shawn Stockman. During the 1990s, Boyz II Men found fame on Motown Records as a quartet including bass Michael McCary, who left the group in 2003 due to multiple sclerosis.[2]
During the 1990s, Boyz II Men gained international success. This began with the release of top 5 singles “Motownphilly” and “It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday” in 1991, followed by the number one single “End of the Road” in 1992, which reached the top of charts worldwide.[3] “End of the Road” set a new record for longevity, staying at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for thirteen weeks. Boyz II Men proceeded to break this record with the subsequent releases of “I’ll Make Love to You” and “One Sweet Day” (with Mariah Carey), which, at fourteen and sixteen weeks respectively, each set new records for the total number of weeks at number one. “I’ll Make Love to You” also topped the charts in Australia (for four weeks) and garnered international success.
Consequently, Boyz II Men is among the music industry’s elite with regard to time spent at number one in Billboard history with 50 cumulative weeks, ranking fourth behind Elvis Presley, The Beatles, and Carey. Furthermore, when “On Bended Knee” took the number one spot away from “I’ll Make Love to You”, Boyz II Men became only the third artists ever (after The Beatles and Presley) to replace themselves at the top of the Billboard Hot 100.[4] These achievements were enough to earn Boyz II Men recognition as Billboard magazine’s biggest boy band during the period of 1987 to 2012.[5] Boyz II Men has received four Grammy Awards.
Boyz II Men continue to perform worldwide, as a trio. Their most recent studio album, Under the Streetlight, was released in 2017.[6]
In June 2017, a section of Broad Street (from Christian to Carpenter Streets) in Philadelphia was renamed “Boyz II Men Boulevard”. This section of the street is near the High School for the Creative and Performing Arts, where the members once attended.
Lyrics to Doin’ Just Fine by Boyz II Men
Today’s Feel Good Song of the 70s
There was a time when I thought life was over and out
When you went away from me
My dying heart made it hard to breathe
Would sit in my room
Because I didn’t want to have to go out
And see you walking by
One look and I’d break right down and cry
Now you say that you made a big mistake
Never meant to take your love away
But you can save your tired apologies
‘Cause it may seem hard to believe, but
I’m doin’ just fine
Getting along very well
Without you in my life (I don’t need you in my life)
I’m doin’ just fine
Time made me stronger
You’re no longer on my mind
You were my earth
My number one priority
I gave my love to only you
Anything you’d ask of me, I would do
But somewhere down the road
You felt a change in the weather and told me
That you had to journey on
A kiss in the wind and your love was gone
Now you say you never meant to play your games
Girl, don’t you know it’s far too late
Because you let our love just fall apart
You no longer have my heart
I’m doin’ just fine
Getting along very well
Without you in my life (I don’t need you in my life)
I’m doin’ just fine
Time made me stronger
You’re no longer on my mind (I don’t need you in my life)
When you said goodbye
I felt so all alone
There were times at night I couldn’t sleep
My heart was much too weak to make it on my own
Baby, after all the misery
And pain you put me through
So unfair to me, girl
You’re no longer my world and I ain’t missin’ you at all
I’m doin’ just fine, baby (getting along very well)
Without you in my life
I don’t need you in my life
I’m doin’ just fine
Time made me stronger
You’re no longer on my mind
See baby, when you walked away
You didn’t think it would end up this way
But I knew you’d be coming ’round someday
Just as sure as my name is Wanya
I’m doin’ just fine, baby
Time made me stronger
You’re no longer on my mind
I’m doin’ just fine
Getting along very well
Without you in my life
Source: LyricFind
Songwriters: Shawn Stockman
Doin’ Just Fine lyrics © BMG Rights Management
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Map of Consciousness® Calibration Range
300’s
The level of consciousness of the 300’s on the map is the land of WILLINGNESS, ACCEPTANCE, INTENTION, and FORGIVENESS. It’s a truly powerful and feel-good consciousness level of music.
When you put music into context you can see or feel that there is a maturity to the energy of music in the 300s as opposed to the feel-good music in the 200s. Young kids may like music in the 300s, as an example, but are generally more drawn to the music of the 200s, which appeals to a greater number of people.
The “energy” of the music or the vibration of the music carries the “energy” of the following ways of being:
Normal (300)- Sane (300)
- Loyal (345)
- Sense of Humor (345)
- Willing (310), and
- Forgiving (350), to name a few…
Other types of music in the consciousness level of the 300s include:
- Elton John
- Rolling Stones
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Tina Turner,- Abba,
- Annie Lenox, and
- Tracy Chapman
To put this into greater context, only 15% of the people on the planet calibrates above 200 on the map. The consciousness calibration of the planet is around 207.
Gallery of High Vibe Music in the 300s
Other High Vibe Songs in the 300s:
- This is Your Song by Elton John
- Sunday Morning by Maroon 5
- Queen’s Rhapsody sung by Angelina Jordan-Whoa!
- Doin’ Just Fine by Boyz II Men
- Drops of Jupiter by Train
Intentions for Our Consciously Curated Songs of the Day
Our intention for the High Vibe Tribe Song of the Day is to start your day off on a HIGH NOTE and put into context what “high vibe music” really is.
The consciousness calibrations of each song are based on research into consciousness, the life work of Dr. David R. Hawkins, as elucidated in his renowned Map of Consciousness® and book Power vs Force.
If interested in raising your level of consciousness and putting into a context where TRUE power really exists, check out the Your Weekly Dose of Higher Consciousness podcast here, or videocast on TrumpeterofTruthTV.com on YouTube here.
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