RE: The Infatuation with "Positivity" and Doing "Good"
Another fascinating illumination on an interesting topic. It is interesting to notice that it took about 5 minutes to do something positive, and read this cool post. I could have chosen to use that 5 minutes to focus on something negative. So while I ignored all the negatives out there calling for my attention, I freely gave it to reading this post, and others like it. Balance seems to be a large part about the journey. Everyone's balance is difference. But from the simple act of ignoring all the clamoring evils in the world, I was able to appreciate something positive. Just a thought. Also, I'm interested in your thoughts on the measurement of emotional frequencies. I could hunt down links, but chances are you would have better references. But I've appreciated this symbiotic relationship between the conversation of yogis and raising chakra energies, and science which has measured emotional frequencies for healing effects. Both have found that practicing positive emotions have enabled healing illness, repairing dna, improving mental abilities etc...
LOL, that's not really the point of looking at the negative and understanding it. You can't but your focus on negative all the time, even for people who are locked into not so important negatives things in their lives, like their hair, or weight, clothes, or what not. Different words convey meaning in a positive or negative representation of something, and can be mixed in a text. My posts aren't only looking at the negative, as that act itself of looking at the negative is a positive of learning about reality as it is. It's not negative to do so. The negative is the thing being looked at. The understanding provided by understanding more of the negative in existence to understand the intricacy of the problems is a positive experience. Thanks for the feedback.
Thank you for the reply Krnel. I appreciate your posts!