Comments on: NO News is GREAT News for Our Health!

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By: Brenda MacIntyre (@healingsinger)

Brenda MacIntyre (@healingsinger) — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 15:51:04 +0000

I actually do this 24/7. Of course I can’t shut off the media outside my home office but I can do it here. The only news I’m interested in is empowering and inspiring news, so I have a self-imposed filter just always set up in my mind. If I see a tweet about negative news, I ignore it, or if someone sends enough of that kind of thing, I unfollow.

I don’t read newspapers or current event magazines. I don’t read any of that on the internet. I do still watch occasional tv but choose specific programs that either make me laugh or draw me into their sci fi world for an hour.

I get media moments from friends who are into all that, so if anything really important happens I need to know about, I’ll find out from them I’m really so much happier without all the bad news that the media convinces us is global truth.

If someone from another planet researched us by watching tv or listening to the average commercial radio station or reading the average newspaper, they’d think we’re a mix of violent freaks who fight and create drama in our lives all the time – and passive victims who live in constant fear. But is that really true? No way!

Yeah, this is why I don’t watch the news. It’s a much more beautiful world without it.

Love & Light,
Brenda

By: Krista

Krista — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 16:08:07 +0000

I’ve been thinking about something like this for a long time. I don’t think that I’m a news junkie, but I’m definitely an internet fiend–I can spend hours reading statuses on Facebook and the message boards on some of the other social networking sites I belong to. Then I wonder where my time went and why I’m tired or hungry or whatever. It’s overwhelming to be so connected, and I think we could all use a break. I have to be connected at work, but I can commit to disconnect myself from the internet this week.