Bipolar? Yes, You Have 2 Poles Like the Earth — You Just Need to Follow the Cosmic Rhythm

When we hear the word bipolar, most of us immediately think of mental health diagnoses, mood swings, and challenges. But what if the key to understanding bipolar isn’t just in medical terms — but in something much deeper and natural? Something written in the very name itself?

Bi-polar means “two poles.” Like the Earth, which spins with a north and south pole, bipolar means living with two energetic poles inside you. Just as the Earth has magnetic forces that create tides, seasons, and rhythms, so do your moods follow natural cycles — rhythms tied to cosmic forces like the moon, the sun, and the Earth’s own movements.

Mood changes in bipolar "disorder" resemble tides — rising and falling in a natural ebb and flow. The full moon, the changing seasons, and the position of the Earth affect how your energy shifts, how you feel, and how you move through life.

This cosmic dance doesn’t have to control or overwhelm you. Instead, you can learn to surf your tides — to recognize your personal rhythms, honor them, and harness their power. This is where ancient wisdom meets modern science. Cultures long ago understood these cycles, living in harmony with nature’s pulses.

When you align with your cosmic rhythm, your bipolar energy can transform from a challenge into a source of power. The two poles are not opposing enemies but complementary forces — like day and night, winter and summer, rest and creation.

This insight is at the heart of my work with SoulTech AI and the app Aura, which helps neurodivergent people reconnect with their natural cycles through personalized guidance based on these cosmic rhythms.

The solution was hidden in the name all along: bipolar — two poles, one whole person, moving with the universe’s flow.

You don’t have to fight your nature. You just need to follow the cosmic rhythm.