In the age of information, it’s both a blessing and a curse to be connected intuitively especially for the empaths out there. Emotionally charged topics, such as the recent Middle East and European conflicts, we are inundated with a whirlwind of narratives. But as spiritual seekers, how do we sift through the noise to find the truth? And, importantly, how do we understand the forces shaping the news we receive?

The Undercurrents: Media Ownership and Manipulation
Before we delve into our guide for discerning truth, it’s crucial to understand the landscape:

• Media Monopolies: Fewer corporations own more media outlets than ever before. This concentration of ownership can lead to a homogenization of perspectives, often reflecting the interests of the powerful few.
• Historical Precedents: Remember the lead-up to the Iraq War? Certain media giants propagated the narrative of Weapons of Mass Destruction, which later proved false. Such instances demonstrate how media can be harnessed for agendas.
• Ad Revenue and Clickbait Culture: Media outlets rely on ads for revenue. Sensational stories drive more clicks, which in turn drives more revenue. Thus, stories might be framed in the most attention-grabbing way, rather than the most accurate.

1. Dive Deep into Source Energies:
A. Feel the Source: Is this news from a renowned source, an established expert, or an unknown entity? Familiarize yourself with the history of the source to understand its track record.

B. Connect with the Author’s Spirit: Understand their background. Are they genuinely knowledgeable, or might there be an agenda coloring their narrative?

2. Seek Multiple Perspectives:
A. Trust, but Verify: Cross-reference stories with diverse sources. If only one voice speaks of an event, be patient and await other voices.

B. Global Soul Perspectives: Broaden your horizons. sources like Twitter and other social media, Reuters, and Associated Press often offer more balanced views than local sources.

3. Visual Vibrations Don’t Lie – Or Do They?:
A. Past Life of an Image: Tools like Google Images or TinEye can show if a picture has been used elsewhere or is taken out of context.

B. Spot the Distortions: Be mindful of digitally manipulated images. Discrepancies in shadows or lighting can be telltale signs.

4. Seek Wisdom from Truth Keepers:
A. Guides in the Digital Realm: Platforms like Snopes, FactCheck.org, or Bellingcat act as modern oracles, discerning truth from myth. I personally listen to Michael Jaco, who is an intuitive ex military influencer and author.

B. Many Voices, Many Truths: Every source comes from its unique perspective. Listen widely to find a balanced understanding.

5. Delve into the Akashic Records of Events:
A. Historical Soul Journeys: Understanding the deep-rooted history of events, like the Israeli-Hamas conflicts, can provide context to current narratives.

B. Beware of Simplified Stories: Life is multifaceted. Any narrative that paints in mere blacks and whites might be missing the true spectrum.

In this digital era, let your intuition and knowledge guide you. Prioritize genuine resonance over fleeting sensations. Remember, in the quest for truth, the journey is as enlightening as the destination.