How we kept sane in the 1970’s vs 2024.

Contrasting how we stayed fairly sane in the 1970’s vs 2024.

1970's

• turn off: TV

• turn off: radio

• cook dinner at home

• set the table

• you all sit at the dinner the table, at the same time

• say grace (and or there was a cross on the wall, and or image of Jesus, and or Mary)

• communicated (talked and listened), even if you hated it and disagreed

• clean up and put everything back in its spot

If we did this today… it might go a little something like this…

2024

• turn off: smart phone, your work phone, your spare phone

• turn off: tablet, laptop, desktop

• turn off: bio hacking device, smart watch, whatever else your tracking

• turn off: your gaming console

• turn off: TVs & monitors for streaming services, or old school TV if you have it

• turn off: Alexa, nest, ring, etc..

• take your meds, supplement for optimal ingestion of some nutrient someone told you we needed, take / do the anti-aging hack

• (sage the house and arrange the crystals if your in LA or similar)

• cook dinner – if you know how (no private taxi for your burrito)

• set the table – if you know how, if you have the gear to do it, or even have a dinner table

• have family dinner – if you have a family where know where they are, are speaking to each other, or not working 2 jobs (to pay for private taxis for your burritos, so you can be efficient to keep working to pay for the private burrito taxi)

• communicate (talk and listen) to the person, if possible, without getting triggered and having the whole thing explode into chaos

• clean up and put everything back in its spot, if you know how

  

To me the take away is clear, the picture is crystal clear.

We replaced God for a digital god. Our resilience, connection and ‘temple’ was communicating in person, in a circle, with presence. Replaced by fear, fractured energy and diiminised spirit.

Please comment or share. Would love your thoughts.

Thanks,
Robert De Pinto

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