sharing love

[MoseyWalker]

I was listening to a couple of things yesterday

on my favorite radio station. One had a woman on that I can not remember her name, but she helped me through the day. When encountering negative energies, imagine a color, or better yet, a rainbow of colors flowing out in a boundary from your head to toe. No thought processes involved at that point, just imagining. That was what I heard.

The following is my response for you (no other input, or authors or people on the radio that I heard while traveling), just from my "me":

There are some out there who just have a lifelong habit of, if not hating, sending negative feelings/thoughts/ideas/images to others, and it is difficult to counter, but not anywhere near impossible.

Those who are sending these are suffering, and a goal, which is difficult if not sometimes impossible to reach, is to seek out their energy, instead of either absorbing or reflecting their energies, then to begin to teach a new method of thinking (which is completely alien and takes much time and energy) that doesn't ignore, yet acknowledges and reflects those suffering energies while adding the light and color and energy within ourselves.

It's sometimes called sharing "love"

There are so many negative energies out there.

Share some love. and peace. and along the way, maybe a little understanding.

[The_Warmth]

1. here's some lovin...

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=364x2759695

[MoseyWalker]

3. Sounds (reads) good to me!

:toast:

[Mythsaje]

2. There IS a native wisdom in the old adage

"if you can't say something nice..."

Of course, this is also true about yourself as well.

We forget that words have power beyond the obvious. If you say something negative where other people can hear it, those words resonate far beyond just those who are immediately aware of them. That negativity may get passed on, and generate MORE negativity down the line.

Some people dismiss this as newage (rhymes with sewage) garbage, but not necessarily. Like dealing with one's own self-esteem and anxiety issues...you have to pay attention to your inner monologue because if you aren't careful and give the negative too much play, it can drag you down into a maelstrom of doubt and despair.

Casting negative stuff outward into the world is just a mirror of this effect.

This is why a kind word or a smile can be so effective in combating the everyday ills of the world.

[MoseyWalker]

4. You are so right

it's not something to be looked at with disdain when someone shares something as simple as a smile with another. It is something to be contemplated, and hopefully shared in eventually a million separate ways.

thanks for your response!