Carl Jung’s empirically grounded theories of archetypes and the collective un- conscious coexist with his unprovable mysticism: synchronicity, active imagination, and anima dialogues. This case study integrates these with Nikola Tesla’s 3-6-9 frequency principles, positing that energy resonance—three as creation, six as harmony, nine as completion—amplifies psychological transformation. Psychedelic therapies, Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, and the transtheoretical model of change (TTM) align with Kübler-Ross’s grief stages, framing self-actualization as a cyclical process of grieving misaligned lives. Breathwork, hydration, Harvard- endorsed superfoods, and frequency-matched sexual exchange serve as rituals, not esoterica, rooted in Jung’s alchemical insights and Tesla’s vibrational mathematics. Like water from two resonant cups merging into a larger vessel, alignment with one’s purpose yields a violet-hued transcendence, measurable in neural synchrony and lived acceptance.