Yes Orhtodoxy ! I completely agree...
This thread ties in neatly with my 'Step away from the PC'.... thread
One minute I'm writing that we must learn to control this thirst for knowledge... and the next,
here's a
very interesting thread which is collating even
more websites to check !
Fascinating, and it's great to have more resources, so we don't get a skewed picture, but I agree with you, Oxy.
We have to also note that it is
exhausting to read all this stuff.
I mean, it's like fighting Darth Maul
Even the more tiring, because we don't get to pick up a sabre... it's all fright and no flight.
Huge adrenalin buzz with nowhere to go.
When you think about it. How many ways to die are there anyway ???
C'mon... lets wake up and smell the roses too...
Am I the only one that feels drained reading these dailies? - like it's reading me and not the otherway around ? Negative entities anyone ? By reading me, I mean that the first few clicks/ 10 to 15 mins are under my control, but after a couple of hours, slowly you start to feel drained, as you follow thread or story after story. then you get up, slightly shaken, reeling from the weight of it all to leave the computer.
This is not a one off experience, but a groundhog day effect. It repeats every single day (if you let it). I wonder if that kills the spirit, because of the constant negative theme of 'one hundred ways to die' ! lol
Don't get me wrong, I think pretty much everyone on Avalon is positive.
But isn't that what happens in physics ? Positive gets drawn to the negative ??
What worries me is a channeling of our positive energy into this black hole of daily news, rather than into the people in our sphere of physical/spiritual influence away from the internet. (not dissing the time spent building bridges between folks on avalon here either)
Though, you can understand why we'd be interested in all this news ! I mean, c'mon... enforced jabs, economic collapes, ufo disclosure, illuminati structures, free energy, corrupt politicians and corporations, swelling police state. there's a lot to keep tabs on !
Let's just try and have a
away from the PC every day, as well as in front of it.
s'all I'm saying...
K