Seeing Bad Television Shows and Movies, Do We Need Them?

Seeing Bad Television Shows and Movies, Do We Need Them?

Bad thoughts come from bad pictures in our minds.

Bad shows create bad pictures and memories in our minds. Bad shows can generate anger, greed, and delusion in our minds. Bad words and bad deeds come from bad thoughts. Bad thoughts come from bad pictures in our minds. Seeing bad shows is even more dangerous for children, because they cannot distinguish between what is right and what is wrong. We need to choose good hobbies for the people in our families. Maintaining good habits within the household allows us to avoid unhappiness in families. Unhappiness can cause loneliness. People like to be happy. They will be attracted to smiling people and avoid those who are moody, unhappy, or negative.

Seeing bad shows is even more dangerous for children

In addition, when we are alone, we can have fun and relax with other appropriate activities or hobbies such as planting trees or flowers, reading good books, seeing good shows, doing volunteer work, exercising or playing sports, listening or playing nice music, and practicing meditation. This is better than seeing bad shows and movies.

A woman who has achluophobia (fear of darkness) because when she was young, her brother pretended to be a ghost, walked into her room at night, and grabbed her feet.

">My closest friend told me that she once stayed at a state park hotel, which is in the middle of the woods. There was one night that she watched the movie Devil’s Advocate and fell asleep. She got up again at 3 o’clock.

It was very dark outside and when she looked through the windows all she saw were trees moving because of the wind

It was very dark outside and when she looked through the windows all she saw were trees moving because of the wind. And because of some horrible scenes she saw from the movie, she started imagining ghosts and she was afraid and she could not get back to sleep. Although she is a scientist and is not expected to believe in ghosts, she could not calm herself down on that night. Then she stayed awake all night and started writing about how the pictures that we see and the sounds that we hear can affect our imagination and thought. Actually, that “closest friend” is me.