Personally, I think the overall entertainment program on Planet Earth deteriorates (sucks😉) and it’s getting worse each day.

I think many people would agree with me that we’re supposed to have fun and enjoy the possibilities of our bodies. We want to move, exercise and enjoy being in the presence of other human beings. For over more than a year now, all these activities have been considered as dangerous for public health. In fact, most of these activities are prohibited or allowed with restrictions. Global governments seem to know exactly what’s best for the world population. Their message is that we need to stay healthy, and they know how. The people of the world obey to these instructions and are hoping for better times.

In this blog I will address that the current situation isn’t a new phenomenon. I was born in the 70’s and for as long as I can remember, there has been some kind of crisis happening in the world. We seem to live from one crisis into another. Whether it is an oil crisis, an economic crisis or a sudden threat from outside, such as terrorism or climate change. All are very fearful and serious matters, according to governments and mainstream media. No matter how serious people take these crises personally, all have resulted in more rules and restrictions. Additionally, these crises have resulted in many supposed solutions that are forced on the people, paid for by taxes or personal contributions. They are reinforced with even more rules, details and paperwork for individuals. It always contributes to the greater cause.

As red tape increases and more compliance jobs are created, human beings are distracted with more daily details. Details which make us forget the meaning of life and our essence. It makes me wonder about the purpose of life. Are we really here to use all of our life force, energy and brain activity to work through all kinds of meaningless details? Are we really satisfied at the end of our lives because we have been busy thinking and worrying about these details? Are we satisfied with concluding that we have survived all these crises for approximately 80 years?

I don’t think so. Life is about living, not about the fear to die. Most stories of people who have been seriously ill and recovered, are about changing their life afterwards. They decide not to postpone their happiness any longer and to explore their desires and dreams. Apparently, oftentimes these events are necessary to create personal awareness to decide what’s important in life.

As humans we have transformed our organic reality into a man-made reality. We have made our reality complex with almost solely brain-oriented activities and consider the real complex topics as simple or less important. We seem to have forgotten that the processes of Mother Nature consist of the actual genius details. These details provide everything we actually need as the human species. However, instead of focusing on these organic details, we focus on man-made details. For instance, love often isn’t part of the equation in our activities, production processes or rules. The fact that every living being is going to die at some point seems to be hard to accept as well as the healing power of our bodies.

My opinion on the lack of love I want to illustrate with a few examples. Most of our products are produced in Asia, Africa or South America. These countries provide the larger part of the available raw materials as well. Most products are made under bad humanitarian conditions such as slavery, grief or underpayment. Local people are being exploited for other people’s need for consumption. Maybe you’re wondering what this has to do with love.

Everything!

As well as living beings, products carry energy. Products that are made by people who are forced to do so in order to survive, carry that same energy. This energy, filled with negative emotions, is transferred to the buyer or user of that same product. Even though, this might not be felt in their consciousness, it will in their subconscious. Furthermore, it is wise to realise that most of our products contain raw materials provided by Earth and have had life force. Proof of this concept can be found in the water experiment from the Japanese researcher, Dr Masuru Emoto. Another example for the lack of love in our society can be found in the limited definition of love. Our definition is chasing the narrative of finding that special someone to live happily ever after with and bringing up children. This is indeed a very nice way to experience love, but it is again a limited man-made concept. Love can be experienced intensely during daily life. It is about the smiles you give and receive from everyone you meet, the exchange of insights to learn from each other, hugging your pet, preparing food, enjoying the weather, flowers and so forth. It is about doing what you love instead of spending your time on a BS job or red tape administration.

I have been thinking a lot about the life philosophy that ‘life is no bed of roses.’ My answer is ‘Who says so?’ It seems like we are attached to pain. Pain we create through our man-made programs that are less and less based on nature but determined by the mind and catalysed by making money. The man-made programs have the purpose to eliminate diversity amongst people. They are all about creating like-minded thinking and behaviour instead of stimulating independent thinking. Nowadays, the game of eliminating different perspectives has ramped up a few notches. People who bring a different perspective into discussions are being censored or considered as outcasts.

I will conclude this blog with a few things to consider.

Our reality is determined by the collective consciousness. Every one of us is a piece of the complete puzzle. Do you like a grey, painful overregulated puzzle where people are all the same and stand in lines? Or do you prefer a colourful puzzle with endless possibilities and diversity? In which it is allowed to disagree and still live in harmony with each other.

Do you want to learn and explore different perspectives or just follow the narratives that you have been told ever since you were a young child?

Do you want to live in fear and never be able to pursue your dreams and live a carefree life again? Or maybe you are hoping and waiting for a saviour of some kind. In my opinion, hoping and waiting for a sign from the outside world is what keeps you trapped in your current reality. Laziness (sitting back) and thinking that you will be taken care of from cradle to grave, is what keeps you trapped as well. Of course, you’re free to do so but be aware that you will be dependent on the entertainment program that others create.

And maybe the most important food for thought: ‘many of us by now know how much pain we can handle’. What if we are going to explore how much happiness we can handle? Let’s change the entertainment program on Earth together. Changing this collective program starts with the awareness of your own programs, deciding on a personal desired program and start to live accordingly.

To be continued.