Can we live without fear-based news?
How to avoid mainstream silos and still stay informed?








What we
work towards

Less heaviness, more flow
Reading the day's news can often be a depressing affair. It's important to know what's going on in the world, but the media tends to overemphasize the negative and feed off of people's fears – it sells. Few would know, for instance, that by all metrics war and violence have been drastically decreasing for decades... We present you with the same important information while bypassing the fear game. There's no need for rose-colored glasses or aloofness – simply adopting a more wholesome perspective to the day's events will improve your day, still with all the insight you need into current events.

Meaningful movements that get sidelined
We only have so much time for news, and with most of it being taken up by information that doesn't ultimately add value to our lives, we never end up hearing of all the good things happening out there, the creative solutions and collective awakenings happening all over. We are here to prove that stories of love and hope deserve as much space as stories about fear and hatred. Ultimately, we need to decide what to give our life's energy to, what energies to cultivate within us and what movements to give our support to. It's our life, our world – let's make it all it can be.

A team of global healers
As we make progress in our own personal healing process, we start becoming more sensitive to what's happening in the world. We learn to take in people's suffering, process it, and send back waves of healing and transformation. Reading the news becomes a selfless act of giving, but it's important that we don't get bogged down by the suffering. This platform helps people perfect this art, and we offer actionable steps and global chains of prayer around specific events that have immeasurable power to bring about a lasting transformation of suffering into joy.
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Good tidings with solutions for some of the world's most pressing problems.