Lavenderism

The chief of the seasons Eawoto has brought us into winter here in North America, but many people are subsequently experiencing Seasonal Affective Disorder or SAD.

Current events are not helping SAD at all. The Americans and the Israelis are committing some horrible atrocities against Palestine and the American media is literally defending the actions of these regimes or giving pro-zionist stories about hostages while ignoring the real story. Zionist crocodile tears about some hostage that is treated better than the average Palestine civilian is extremely frustrating and for that reason maybe you should avoid pro-America news and extremists organizations that support the regime.

Another thing is to make sure you’re getting enough sleep, and meditating so you can raise your vibrations. Be mindful, practice gratitude, and find joy in your life. Find things to be thankful for and discover new ways to be positive and you will improve your mood.

Socializing, connecting with friends, hobbies, or even finding someone to talk to are good coping mechanisms for SAD as well. find groups of people that share your interests and talk to uplifting people. Once you adapt to the new season, you will be free from SAD.