Are we being too pessimistic?

[greenheart]

Why do we wallow around letting ourselves be victimised and wondering what they'll do next? Who cares what they do; they don't own us, no-one does. Love will overcome this. The truth will come to the surface eventually, and those that know the meaning of the word will rediscover their freedom. It will be a bumpy ride, sometimes painful but the only thing that will hold you back is fear. All of your reality is in your own head. Imagine how the world could be, and start creating it with every thought and action.

 

 

[shadowmoon]

I walk around suffering in my doom.
When I come to you, you're sitting in your room.
The truth is news, I have longed to trace.
Take off the mask so I can see your face.

-eric clapton

[Mr H]

As David might say, everything is perception.

 

One could quite easily view this situation as a victim, poor me, I've lost me job, i'm being locked up etc etc...

 

Or this moment in time could be the moment of change in society, where the people woke up and claimed their power back.

 

If you think about it, if the latter case plays out to be the real case, it would never happen whilst everyone is living a comfortable life, it does require an "event".

 

From what I have seen a great many people have woken with this experience. But a lot of this, especially from officials are not based in the UK.  From what I have seen in the US for example, all the way up to presidential level we have seen a questioning of WHO and the gang. In the UK, there seems to be little official questioning of the narrative and as a consequence I think our fellow brothers in the UK have not woken to any great extent as in other countries.

 

Personally I am mixed optimistic. 

[Skidders]

I live in the UK and believe me we are waking up, everyone I talk to thinks we are being misled and lied to. A growing number are refusing masks and going back to doing what they W want to do.

[chud]

agreed...

 

I'm out of likes... 

 

[sunshine1]

i am very pessimistic but as someone who has had depression since the 90s, that is the way i am.

 

I am comfortable with being a pessimist.

[awake]

It depends. What is the difference between a pessimist and a realist ?

 

Pessimism is the action of what is dictated to us. Therefore the dictators are the pessimists because they do negative things in the name of power and money

 

Realists on the other hand describe what the pessimists have done. Be careful though, it is very easy to get both confused

[Bombadil]

I live in a small village and so far know of nobody having problems with cv. I have spent my time out in nature watching it rebound very quickly from our constant attack. I also have been able to choose who I socialise with and not have to deal with the masses. Perfect. I have had no problem getting food etc. Going to be a pain dealing with schools and random rules. Would be happy if it stayed like it is where I am.

[Jaquiby]

On 8/2/2020 at 8:37 AM, greenheart said:

Why do we wallow around letting ourselves be victimised and wondering what they'll do next? Who cares what they do; they don't own us, no-one does. Love will overcome this. The truth will come to the surface eventually, and those that know the meaning of the word will rediscover their freedom. It will be a bumpy ride, sometimes painful but the only thing that will hold you back is fear. All of your reality is in your own head. Imagine how the world could be, and start creating it with every thought and action.

 

 

Out of likes. But every word you wrote is right, it's only the fear and thoughts we are creating in our heads, that is holding us back. Forget about them, they are evil physchopaths making stupid tyrannical rules up to see how far they can push people. We can all do this, we need to find it inside of us, it's always been there, and they are afraid of us finding out how powerful we really are.