Positive energy knows no boundaries. If everyone were to spread

Hear the words of Lu Wei, spoken like a stream of light in the shadowed corridors of our age: “Positive energy knows no boundaries. If everyone were to spread positive energy on the Internet, the world would be a much better place.” Though uttered in modern times, these words are steeped in the eternal truth that the spirit transcends walls, distances, and divisions. For the soul’s light cannot be chained, and the gift of positive energy flows as freely as the wind across valleys, mountains, and oceans.

To say that positive energy knows no boundaries is to remind us that hope, kindness, and encouragement leap over barriers that once separated nations, tribes, and peoples. In the days of the ancients, a traveler might walk for months to bring a message of friendship or wisdom. Now, with the power of the Internet, words can cross the world in an instant. Yet the old truth remains: what we sow in speech and action will ripple far beyond what we see. And so, the Internet is not merely wires and screens—it is a river of influence, where each drop of positive energy can refresh countless souls.

History teaches us that when voices unite in the spirit of upliftment, transformation follows. Recall the story of the Berlin Wall, when people once divided by stone and iron began to cry out together for freedom and unity. Though their cries began as whispers, passed from one to another, they grew into a chorus that tore down barriers thought eternal. Here we see the principle alive: when the energy of hope and courage spreads, it dissolves boundaries. What was once unthinkable becomes possible.

Yet the warning is also clear: just as positive energy can flow endlessly, so too can negativity. The same channels that carry encouragement can carry hatred, division, and despair. This is why Lu Wei’s words bear urgency. For every message we send into the world is like a seed cast into the soil. If the seeds are poison, the harvest will be ruin; but if the seeds are positive energy, the harvest will be joy, unity, and peace. The responsibility lies with each of us.

To spread positive energy is not to be naive or blind to the world’s suffering. It is to choose, even in the face of hardship, to speak words that heal rather than wound, to share stories that inspire rather than corrode, to uplift the weary instead of weighing them down. Just as a candle does not diminish by lighting another flame, so too is one’s spirit not lessened by giving encouragement—it is multiplied.

The lesson is clear: the boundaries of nations, the walls of language, the distance of oceans—none of these can contain the flow of positive energy. Every man and woman who touches the keys of a device, who speaks into the digital ether, carries the power to heal or to harm, to build or to break. Therefore, let us be mindful architects of light. Post words of gratitude, share acts of kindness, encourage the weary, and offer wisdom where confusion reigns.

Practical actions rise from this teaching. Before sending a message, ask: Does this carry positive energy? Will it lift, or will it wound? Seek out communities that nourish the spirit, and contribute to them with generosity. Use the tools of the Internet not to spread anger, but to share knowledge, compassion, and hope. If even a few choose this path, their ripples will join into waves that reshape the world.

So remember Lu Wei’s words: “Positive energy knows no boundaries.” Be a bearer of this energy, not only in your home or your village, but in the vast, unseen web that binds humanity together. For in the end, the greatness of the Internet will not be measured by the speed of its machines, but by the spirit we pour into it. If each of us spreads light instead of shadow, then truly, the world will be a much better place.