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(Will Justice) Between Wayfairgate, Pedogate, and a dozen other disturbing developments of late, it’s important to pause and bring a little joy back into your life to prevent psychological trauma and resulting irrationalism. Here’s a great dose of joy to brighten your day.

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by Will Justice, July 16th, 2020

@Inevitable_ET is one of many digital soldiers that seems to understand this wholistic principle. He shared the following and I think you’ll agree it is a beautiful sight. 

Fractionation is when you take pauses or breaks to look at or do something else to prevent tunnel vision. It’s been proven to help keep your focus and avoid emotional burn out.

You can use music, walks in nature, dance, puzzles, or pretty much anything, as long as it isn’t the same activity, to produce this healing effect.

Don’t forget to take advantage of this principle when you feel a bit burnt out.

That’s all for now, friends.

 – Will Justice

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We need some light and love in the middle of this to keep us sane. Enjoy

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Will Justice is an independent researcher, writer, and truth activist dedicated to sharing his groundbreaking findings with the world. Over the course of several decades, he discovered the causes of worldly corruption, human suffering, and spiritual decline, which gave him the eyes to see the solutions hidden from view. He is passionate about unity, authenticity, and healing the world by forming effective grassroots initiatives.

Stillness in the Storm Editor: Why did we post this?

Truth, beauty, and goodness, are regarded in some schools of thought as three supreme values. If one appreciates the fullness of truth, they’ll develop the capacity to see beauty in all things, thereby capable of acting for the good in one’s life. Psychologically, we need to appreciate beauty to ensure a positive life outlook. The mind is designed to reflect reality within, which is then evaluated as good or bad. The animal mind assumes things are “bad” so that it can ensure your survival. The human, spiritualizing mind, has the capacity to see the truth, recognize beauty and appraise all of this as good, thereby creating a node of positivity in your memory. The overall disposition you feel toward life, your mood, and worldview, are informed by the tapestry of evaluations in all life’s situations. Thus, to appreciate beauty improves your world view, it makes you feel better about life in general. It helps you overcome depression, maintain inspiration, and stave off boredom. Combined with the desire to grow and evolve, to become wise, honorable, and an agent for good, the hardships of life become opportunities to bring goodness into the world, through your creative deeds. In the act of heeding this supreme calling, you become an agent for good, living a fulfilling life for yourself, while making the world a better place through your increasingly joy-infused acts of compassion, kindness, righteous defense, and truthfully guided ways. The following information reveals some of this power of beauty, discussing the effects of appreciating it or showing you beauty in nature or created by others.

– Justin