Good News Theory
Imagine the Good News channel
Whether you are surfing on the internet, changing channels on TV, or moving through the digital dial on the radio, the next time you get to good news - stop. That’s right stop when you hit the good news. It’s a good bet that you won’t be stopping very often will you?
Look at the news on any medium, and you will find out it’s generally the same. It’s bad news, meant to keep you up-to-date on the latest and greatest events.
Take a step back and ask yourself why you need to be kept abreast of the situations around the globe. What is the reason?
Your mind has rationalized there are many answers, such as; to keep up on world matters, ensure your family is safe, to make sure there are no layoffs, check to see if the global warming has stopped, or if the politicians are finally going to tell the truth. And there are many more, but the vast majority are based on one word: fear.
Why is there never any good news?
People have been “programmed” from a young age to be aware and react to the news the way society wants them to. Since the news is ninety nine percent negative, it’s as predictable as the taste of butter on bread.
If something is negative to one person, is it positive to another? Sure that’s possible, but the chances of someone thinking a politician lied, or three people were killed in a snowmobile accident being anything but negative are slim.
Look at the news on any medium, and you will find out it’s generally the same. It’s bad news, meant to keep you up-to-date on the latest and greatest events.
Take a step back and ask yourself why you need to be kept abreast of the situations around the globe. What is the reason?
Your mind has rationalized there are many answers, such as; to keep up on world matters, ensure your family is safe, to make sure there are no layoffs, check to see if the global warming has stopped, or if the politicians are finally going to tell the truth. And there are many more, but the vast majority are based on one word: fear.
Why is there never any good news?
People have been “programmed” from a young age to be aware and react to the news the way society wants them to. Since the news is ninety nine percent negative, it’s as predictable as the taste of butter on bread.
If something is negative to one person, is it positive to another? Sure that’s possible, but the chances of someone thinking a politician lied, or three people were killed in a snowmobile accident being anything but negative are slim.
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What if that changed? What if the news started reporting good things? What if the lead story on the newspaper said; “Twenty five people donate their time to help seniors”, or “Special family reunion at lake reunites old lifelong pals”, or “Dog and Boy have fun splashing in the water”,would you pick up the newspaper? Would you tune into the TV? Chances are likely not. How about the headline; “Finally World Peace”? You would pick that one up unless you had some marbles loose.
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Eventually, people might like the change of seeing the headlines go from bad to good, and it may sell newspapers, advertisements and so on. But we need to change how we perceive reality. When something bad happens in a distant country, it’s splattered all over the news. It is also very likely to have over one million good things happening, at the exact same time, but that escapes the news.
Where’s the focus of the people?
Think a little bit outside the obvious for one moment and ask that question to yourself. Where is the focus of the majority of the people on the planet? Now, if you were to change the focus of the people and have them looking, hearing and reading about good news, what would happen?
Over a period of time the negative impact the news has on people would subside. The stress level of the population would lower. The people would then start to be happier. What does that mean to the average person? Meaning what is a bunch of happy people going to do for me if I’m not happy?
Where’s the focus of the people?
Think a little bit outside the obvious for one moment and ask that question to yourself. Where is the focus of the majority of the people on the planet? Now, if you were to change the focus of the people and have them looking, hearing and reading about good news, what would happen?
Over a period of time the negative impact the news has on people would subside. The stress level of the population would lower. The people would then start to be happier. What does that mean to the average person? Meaning what is a bunch of happy people going to do for me if I’m not happy?
It would be nice to see love on the news, such as the love of a mother and a baby
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When was the last time the news started off with this headline? As the mindset of folks start to change, people will demand better from their media institutions. Perhaps then the news will all be positive with love.
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There have been mass consciousness experiments that have worked before. Where people in a war torn country were placed in different areas, and concentrated on peace and love. The result recorded; a far more peaceful day, less carnage, and no deaths from the war. You can also search the internet for the 100 monkey experiment, which is along the same lines where monkeys reached a tipping point on one island regarding washing sweet potatoes, and it spread to other islands even though there was no physical connection. In other words all the monkeys started washing sweet potatoes on all the islands despite the fact that it started on one far away island and they were not aware of it. Of course the monkeys previously had never washed these vegetables before, so scientists were amazed that this spread through thought.
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In a nutshell, if people around the world reach the same awareness (think happy) the awareness has the potential to be picked up by almost everyone. This would mean that the person who was not happy in the above example would then tune in and start to be happy.
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This suggests that humans can pick up other thoughts, and they don’t have to be beside each other to do it. They can be absolutely hundreds of miles away and absorb them. This would mean we could all pick up positive or negative thoughts and the world would react the way the worlds state of mind is currently in at that time!
Now back to the news. Why again is the news so negative if we have the ability to free our minds for a short period of time and make this a better world? The answers are likely vast and varied, but one of them may be humans are simply not aware of this power - that is up
until now! Only not enough people know this fact, and too many still tune into the old way of thinking. As that dam breaks, a rush of thoughts will come to the people making this reality far better.
It's just a matter of time until the world consciousness level gets high enough that we can literally change the world with our thoughts. In the meantime, tune the news out, until it
becomes good news. That will help the world vibration increase to a higher rate and allow this to happen one day soon, showing that we are indeed powerful co-creators.
Now back to the news. Why again is the news so negative if we have the ability to free our minds for a short period of time and make this a better world? The answers are likely vast and varied, but one of them may be humans are simply not aware of this power - that is up
until now! Only not enough people know this fact, and too many still tune into the old way of thinking. As that dam breaks, a rush of thoughts will come to the people making this reality far better.
It's just a matter of time until the world consciousness level gets high enough that we can literally change the world with our thoughts. In the meantime, tune the news out, until it
becomes good news. That will help the world vibration increase to a higher rate and allow this to happen one day soon, showing that we are indeed powerful co-creators.
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