Something big is coming ...

you poor thing having tv droning on all day!!

Yep 🙄

The US Congress are holding a hearing on UAP tomorrow.....

Constant daily news jumbles up your brain and brings on anxiety. I just glance at the headlines once a day. I refuse to listen to or watch any news/current affairs programs anymore since to me, they just seem to be a platform for pundits to shout over one another and pretend they know everything. Whereas in fact they don't know much at all!

I've realised that we are powerless to do anything about much really, so there's little point in hand wringing and getting upset. That's for World leaders, politicians, strategists and so on to do. We elect them, they have to do things on our behalf, so I have to hand it over to them.

Covid lockdown taught me that watching/listening to so called "news" updates was absolutely fruitless, and since then I've been in news blackout. Best thing EVER for my mental health.

If it makes you feel better I’ve had premonitions and feelings of impending doom and then something bad has actually happened, but I’m feeling fine right now and the opposite of that!

I recently watched a programme on bbc iplayer called should america police the world. It went from WW2 conflict right up to present day. What it made me realise is that there has always been conflict, fears of WW3, instability but when you go back and you see the what happened in the Bosnia, Rwanda, Kosovo, Darfur, Libya & Syria it's a stark and sobering reminder that there has been constant conflict and sadly genocide every decade.

what is different now is that we are in an age of social media, news outlets need people to click on their articles so they have to catastrophise things to the point that we feel anxious all of the time.

As previous posters have said, I would really take a break from the news/social media as much as possible.

is he retired?

Welby resigned, the cowardly enabler. Was that it?

My husband watches the news incessantly . IMO it's like poking a bad tooth increases the pain.

I put in my ear buds, escape to Netflix etc. or read a book

I wonder if migraines jiggle our hormones about to our detriment.

The unease you feel is due to the low level rumble of the approaching alien motherships. It'll subside once they enter our orbit.

Chocolate and lots of screen time for migraine recovery? Not common place but if works for you!

Are you on meds?

It’s completely natural to feel unsettled sometimes, especially when we sense things may be changing or out of our control. While these feelings can be intense, it's important to recognize that they don’t always predict actual events.

The brain is incredibly good at noticing patterns, and sometimes it can give us a "gut feeling" even when there’s no logical basis for it. Stress, anxiety, or even things like lack of sleep or changes in routine can contribute to these feelings, making us more attuned to what might seem like an impending change.

In terms of science, these sensations are likely a result of heightened awareness due to our emotions and brain activity.

The brain can sometimes form connections or assumptions based on past events, which might make us feel that similar things will happen again, even when they won’t.

The world may feel uncertain at times, but the chances of something “big” happening are just as uncertain. While it’s tough to ignore feelings like these, it can be helpful to remind yourself that they don’t define reality.

Things tend to unfold in their own time, and it’s often more productive to focus on staying grounded in the present moment, taking care of yourself, and finding ways to reduce stress.

I’ve got four words for you: stop watching the news. Meditate, get out in nature, deep breathe and read books instead. If you don’t enjoy reading, try audiobooks. Laying in a hot bath listening to Stephen Fry read Sherlock Holmes or P G Wodehouse is my idea of heaven. If you don’t like fiction, read some popular science. That will put everything in perspective. Our planet has been orbiting the sun for four and half billion years. It is about half way through its life cycle. In five billion years it will engulf the earth and then shrivel to a white dwarf. None of that is going to change because you’ve got butterflies in your stomach.

We need a galaxies wide mulitary space force and a human empire that expands across the stars

If you've been following the news or watching TV you'll be aware that a big event is coming, on 25th December it will be Christmas.

Job done.

The 24-hr. news cycle and the catastrophizing for clicks that the media do incessantly isn't good for anyone's mental health. Step away for a bit.

There’s so much doom and gloom fed to us on a daily - nay - hourly basis by the MSM, it’s no wonder it can be overwhelming.

Sometimes, it’s best to disengage, even if for a short time.

Can you advise if this monumental event will occur GMT or EST? Do I need to worry about it first thing tomorrow morning or will it wait until the US come online?

Anyone know what these feelings are about? ... the science?

There is no 'science' to this other than basic brain chemistry. You're not having a premonition. You're just fed-up and anxious. That's a normal thing.

Earth is always at risk in one form or another from dimensional breaches to time travelers, etc various number of different schemes

I'm sure if you picked any day in the last five years to have been worried that something bad was going to happen and then look back to see what happened in the following week, there would have been something bad happened, whether that be a terrible flood, a major shipping disaster, terrorist activity, an earhquake or something else. You would link it to your thoughts, but in reality, something bad happens every day somewhere i the world. It is not linked to your thoughts.