20/12/2025
Information Overload
In an age of instant information at our fingertips we may believe we are informed and well connected and more knowledgeable than our ancestors.
However, our values have altered to such a degree that we are far more influenced by external sources.
Even in recent history prior to the incarnation of the internet our early imprinting was shaped and moulded by our parents, peers and guides who cared for our wellbeing. We had limited media exposure via our TVs, radio and newspapers but it did not invade our every thought and did not arrive as a constant stream of confusing noise or demand our focus and time.
Although you could perceive that our choices were more limited, perhaps we have forgotten how important quiet inner reflection is in being in touch with our inner knowing of who we are and what is important to us.
Perhaps we rely too heavily on the opinions of those we have no ability to know or trust and can be easily duped into believing they carry an important message for us when the reality is they are 'influencers'. They are paid to gather followers and focused on working out what could be on 'trend' at any given time to increase their views.
It is important to keep perspective. Is the content we seek giving valuable information that makes us think and question or are we seeking to quell our fear and distract ourselves with an overwhelming array of knowledge that does not enrich or add to our lives.
Does the constant quest and stream of information add to our peace of mind or create confusion and anxiety? If we are not on social media or seeking the latest trend do we get FOMA and feel left behind?
We are being encouraged to stray from our inner knowing, intuition and higher intelligence and bow at the altar of social media persuasion and programming.
There is great benefit in developing the ability to delay gratification. To work towards a long term goal requires the ability to be persistent and determined. The world of clicks and likes and virtual reality robs us from a formative age of this vital skill and steals our imagination and creativity. The advent of Chat GPT is just another step to sap away our cognitive learning and individuality.
We are frequency beings designed to plug into the universe and its infinite wisdom. We possess an electrical charge that connects like an antenna to higher knowledge beyond us and is fed at a rate that is right for each individual.
However, we can only truly tap into this higher knowledge when we take the opportunity to find silence to tune in.
Our attention has been hijacked and we have been taught to fill our lives with action and noise many of us not being at peace in our own company or without the companionship of some form of media playing in a constant loop.
A quality that is vital is discernment to be able to decipher that not all information is of equal value and the quality and source of the information we choose elicits or limits our unique growth and development.
In a world that is trying to grab our attention at every opportunity, with neon lights and commercial sales pushed in every direction filling our minds with subliminal messages, it has never been more important than now to take stock, reassess and take back our power.
The information we each require now is available when we turn our attention to embrace the silence and invest in connecting to our inner knowing the true source of inner peace.
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