Communication between people through thought is simple if you can tune the two individuals to the same frequency. It’s like using a wireless microphone with a transmitter and a receiver. They must be synchronized or they will not work.
This is why couples in a relationship begin to tune into each other’s thoughts. Emotions increase the volume of the transmission.
Thus when Jesus gave us the two most important commandments in response to the Pharisees question about the commandments, Jesus was telling us to focus on tuning into the frequency of God by Loving Him (staying focused upon) with your mind, body & soul.
In the second commandments He was telling us to let go of all the anchors that are keeping us focused on the lower frequencies and blocking us from tuning into God. It really is that simple.
When we learn to do this it makes our religion experiential rather than just theoretical.
Some inner impulse “goaded?” or prompted me into mentioning the word “prayer” in response to your posting. The two greatest commandments have also been on my mind a lot...as a means of cutting thru the “gibberish” that a lot of religious organizations(lib or conservative), heck even fellow freepers, have been throwing out. When to worship, what sorts of feasts to keep, tithes to pay, what is loving, and what is “legalistic”...it all makes the head spin.
It has been said that Christians are a kind of superheterodyne circuit...the Holy Spirit lives in us and in turn radiates out from each of us. I’m cautious about speaking of the omnipresence of God as being of a “higher frequency” that we “tune into”. To use your lingo in relationship to the Bible...only the Holy Spirit can “tune” a person to God but the Bible says a Christian is a literal new creation...not just a “tuned circuit”. I suppose with the right audience it would make sense and I know I’m not closed to what you are saying...Just as long it is remembered that the “Word” or God is a person and Christ is literally “the WORD made flesh!!