Miley Cyrus’s Wild Days... Shadow or Gift Frequency of Her Gene Keys?

I have to say that at the time when Miley Cyrus was dancing around with a foam finger on stage with Robin Thicke, I thought it was strange, but didn’t think much else of it. Another “Disney Star” gone wild, is pretty much the most thought I gave it.

But as she’s matured and has been reflecting back to her younger years, more of the story has unfolded (or maybe it was already out there?). In any case, I thought it would be fun to read up on what actually went down and look at her Gene Keys to see – was she in her shadow when she started shocking the world? Or was she in her Gift or Mastery frequency according to her Gene Keys?

What are the “Gene Keys”?

Before we decide what was happening with Miley, you may be wondering what the heck the Gene Keys even are?

The Gene Keys, conceived by Richard Rudd in 1987, present an innovative approach to personal transformation rooted in a blend of consciousness and ancient wisdom. Inspired by a vision experience Rudd had, the Gene Keys integrate principles from the Chinese I Ching with insights from diverse fields, including biology, theosophy, anthropology, mythology, and indigenous wisdom. These keys are said to offer a unique programming language for self-evolution.

Rudd was a long time student and teacher of Human Design, and the Gene Keys are a dive into the 64 gates that you can find in your body graph.

Each Sphere has 3 Frequencies

We all have a Shadow, Gift, and Siddhi (Mastery) frequency in each sphere. Learning to decipher when you are in your shadow frequency, can be a powerful way to transform your life. Some would call this “shadow work”.

For Miley’s “wild days” it seems most relevant to look at her “Life Purpose” Sphere and see what was happening.

Guess first!

Before you read on, I would love to know what your guess is? Do you think it will be shadow, gift or Siddhi (mastery) frequency when we talk about her wild days when she “used to be young”? Let me know in the comments!

Ok, so here’s my take on it.

If you read about Miley’s departure from Disney, she very much felt like a victim. You can see the shadow of Victimization is right there in her Life Purpose sphere.

Now whether or not you think she was a victim of the conglomerate or not, she felt like she was. Disney was making a ridiculous amount of money off her name – which she didn’t even own rights to at one point – and her family ended up hiring better lawyers to be more protected. But overall she was incredibly underpaid for quite some time for being a star of a show ($15k per episode with 12 hour work days or more).

But more than that, she felt stifled by how she was meant to act and behave. It’s the whole “good girl” syndrome if you’re familiar with it. In fact, if you look throughout women’s history, any time a woman “goes mad” that is usually code for not conforming to society’s expectations and doing things her way. Imagine that!

Cue to swinging naked from a wrecking ball in a video and the famous foam finger and twerking.

I would argue that when she “went wild” she took back her freedom. Disney had no choice but to cut ties with the no longer squeaky-clean talent.

Her purpose, as you can see in her Gene Keys, is to manifest the Gift of Freedom. Whether or not you like the artist, she took back her freedom when she cut ties with Disney so she could be herself.

And you’ll notice her rebellion quieted down once she had that freedom, which is also interesting.

55 is such a cool Gene Key because it’s the only one where the gift and the Siddhi are the same! So she’s doubly meant to feel free and not under anyone’s control.

I do think she freed herself from a situation where she felt she was taken advantage of and felt too restricted in how she could express herself. I think she embraced her gift of freedom and did what she needed to free herself from Disney’s control which can help her reach a higher expression of freedom, should she continue transforming.

To be clear, I don’t think being a paid actress on a Disney show is a bad thing in and of itself, but in her case, she didn’t feel paid appropriately or able to evolve as a performer. It led her to feel the desire to break free – with a wrecking ball perhaps – rather than stay as Hannah Montana with the blond wig.

It’s important to note that we don’t necessarily just one-and-done our way out of our shadows. It’s an ongoing process with the goal to spend more time in the higher frequencies than in the shadow as we go.

If you haven’t started exploring your Gene Keys, you may like this blog post on how to get started.

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So? What do you think? In her shadow and it came off as a lower frequency that many found off putting? Or in her gift, taking back her freedom? Maybe it’s a combination of both? Let me know what you think in the comments.

XoXo.