A speaker compares ancient campfires where tribes shared stories and songs to modern TV watching. But today's screens show violence and negativity instead of connection, shifting our collective consciousness away from what we're genetically wired for and leaving us anxious and overwhelmed.
What did all tribes do before the modern era? When the sun went down, they would eat together and they would sing, dance, and tell stories around the campfire. It was a core part of ourselves as human beings, a human existence. And what is the modern campfire of our civilization? It is now the television. We gather around looking at all this violence and negativity. Something shifted in the collective consciousness of humanity. We aren't living according to our genetic inheritance. We wonder why everyone's overwhelmed and anxious. Ask yourself a very simple question. What's really bothering me right now?
