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Got Monotony? (Part 1) Why are you adding a lot of extra monotony into your life?

Monotony: (Part 1) Why are you adding a lot of extra monotony?
You can avoid monotony in your life.

Avoiding monotony can significantly empower your life

Thanks for the comments! As we progress in this lifetime, we become aware of more and more things. Depending on the challenges, paths, decisions, and people we know, we can grow in many aspects and realize many things. For this reason, I want to share this entry with you. I never liked, not even when I was younger, the monotony and having to do the same thing every day. Like virtually everyone, I’ve also had “9 to 5 jobs”, sometimes, two at a time.

I’ve suffered it, and I know what monotony is. That’s why I was always looking for innovative ideas and new things to do. It was great during work, but the monotony was still there. I want to invite you to read an entry I want to share. A way to reduce the monotony because it will bring you a lot of information is to learn more about meditation. Adding these to your life will bring a significant positive impact, so make sure not to discard them! If you want to learn more about these, I have an article about spirituality, meditation, astral projection, and more than I am sure you will enjoy.

It is the civilization itself that empowers collective monotony.

I am observing that the monotony level on this planet is rising alarmingly, and along with it, a very marked general unhappiness. Even in situations for people who have a stable life, everything in order. The monotony, since one gets up running to go to work until he gets home, becomes a killer. However, in the last five years, we have increased that level of monotony even more.

The saddest thing is that this flatness is not because of work, but leisure! Thanks to the “new man’s best friend” in virtually every person’s pockets, including mine (although I do not pay much attention to the poor thing…). As you know, I am talking about smartphones.

A small device that slowly ends up owning your life.

As I have mentioned in previous issues, mobiles have made a lot of damage to our communication level and our human and personal connection (irony, when in theory we are more connected!) Little by little, for many people, his Universe has been shrinking to a 5-inch screen … The arrival of the Internet into our lives has been a breakthrough. Many people can improve their lives to incredible levels thanks to the internet.

But everything is harmful when it is abused and since the arrival of the smartphone, said abuse is shooting at a very worrying speed. Besides, most users are hyperconnected thanks to social networks, and they accept it with joy, trusting everything. Most users fill their lives with virtual commitments and stresses; “I have to ‘like’ someone’s posts, I have to go to Instagram and upload photos of my dog, I have received 4 Whatsapps that need a reply…

So overwhelming!

I recognize that I have enough aberration towards this world, but I have observed how it is absorbing our world. Two years later, as I am adding more content, this “absorption” significantly worsened. Of course, our world has much to improve, but it is infinitely better than the virtual world and may only live in the virtual world. There are other planes too.

Why are we losing touch with ourselves?

If you get the impression that I am talking about two different things, chances are you are a user that is so involved in this virtual world that has lost perception in the real world… The possible situation is that at this point, you have already realized what I mean. During your leisure time, you have felt obliged to use social networks or do something that is neither work nor is a personal matter. Am I right? It includes games and apps that may not be worth anything, but they take away time and give us “obligations.”

In my little use of the smartphone, I liked to play a game of building cities and making them thrive. When the PCs had 50 MB (yes, 50 megabytes …) of a hard disk, I already liked these games … Well, a few weeks ago, I realized that although I love the game, there were things that I disliked… for example, to collect resources (sometimes), events that became very long. Wars required time that I preferred to invest in other matters.

Nonetheless, I never considered the top 3 ranks for the best prizes… hours and hundreds of dollars would be necessary… a lot of unnecessary expense and monotony.

I had one of the most powerful accounts of the whole server (although you cannot compete with those who spend the day in there or spend small fortunes). I realized how little it filled me and that every time I picked up my cell phone, I wanted to finish with it right away. Get done with the daily requirements to keep up… Solution: Uninstall.

A few weeks ago, I do not miss it, not even now that I remember the game. Nor do I miss the lost time, because I already lost it and it is in the past. But I have stopped wasting my time now. Now, two years later, I still remember the game, barely. I do not miss it. Not even curious to see “what there is now.” I hardly use my mobile at all, just enough for WhatsApp.

Break monotony and bring changes to your life.,

In my case, it was just this game.

But in many cases, there are a lot of them. Exhaustive use of social networks (and there are a lot). Constant messages across multiple apps. Without realizing it, we are wasting a lot of free time doing the same thing. Day, after day after day… Do not be deceived… although the kittens you saw in today’s photo are different than last week, they are still kittens. Take your dog to the park and enjoy your furry friend. Don’t spend your time looking at the photos of people who you do not know! Know yourself!

You can look at old photos of your animals and activate good memories. There will always be pictures of beautiful animals on your phone. Still, our pets sadly last much less than us … I have observed people going through a terrible time because they have realized that they have lost essential events in their life thanks to being trapped in this monotonous virtual world.

We created a society plentiful of monotony.

We have created a society with a lot of monotony. But everyone, some more and some less, we have free time. This free time is precisely for our enjoyment and liberation. We are filling these moments of leisure more and more with monotony and virtual commitments with unknown people without realizing it. It goes so far that virtual use is always present. Watching television. Going dinner with your partner and/or family, Going to the beach/park with children. Even going out with your friends. Things that only 10-15 years ago we knew how to enjoy in its fullness.

However, today that little piece of plastic rules for most. A group of overpriced chips and other materials. You pay a fortune (and much more than its real value) is creating that interference. “The phone is always present.” Perhaps, in more optimal cases in a romantic dinner, the phones “only” are on the table (when they do not paint anything there in those moments). In many cases, you can observe both members of the couple each on their phone without enjoying each other.

Even if only at times, this is an excellent interference and distraction in the activity that we are doing. In addition to having that virtual world regularly present and with priority (few people ignore the phone when it beeps for notification of a social network, for example).

If you want to be happier, you will need to add changes to your life.

Well, I don’t think that Apple and Android are happy with me. It is a topic that personally seems alarming to me. I have been watching it for years, with people from all over the world succumbing. People around me (family, friends, neighbors, etc.). I did not plan to talk so much about the subject, so I’m going to leave it here for this week.

Next week I’ll share some more things about monotony. To try, through this blog, to break a little with the monotony we suffer daily. We cannot leave work or daily chores (although there are ways to improve the monotony in them). But we can make some changes that will reduce those moments of “unnecessary monotony.” I am sure we will cover everything. I wanted to comment on this topic in the following entry. If you’re going to continue reading, and start adding changes in your life, make sure to check out the second part of monotonous entry right here.

And that is all! Next week I will be sharing more about the abovementioned. Everything will happen in a week! I am pretty sure you are going to enjoy the read! See you next Wednesday!

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Love & Light,

Lots of blessings and abundance your way! (Home)

Rev. Fernando Albert

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