You do raise a valid concern, that consensus doesn't always mean truth. But, most of what you said is very negative--more negative waves. I understand myself, from the negative energy depression creates. If you think God doesn't take complaining seriously, ask the Israelites in the desert who complained about their food, when it was sent free from Heaven. There's a message there. IF the world was perfect, we people would complain that there are no challenges. This world is perfectly designed to present people with making a choice between good and evil, by a God who didn't just look on as humanity suffers, He became One of us, and willingly chose the worst death, and with His own Blood, saved the world, and overcame the devil and powers of evil, like the dawn overcomes the night. Except the sun never sets in reality.
Neither can a passing cloud degrade it, on-board the ship of Life, that knows no night.
As Revelation says: "Night shall be no more, we shall need no more light of lamp or the sun, for the Lord shall be our Light"
Unless it's divinely revealed, and our eyes given sight, we are all blind, Jesus said. I'm the worst offender when it comes to negative complaining in the past. it takes discipline and walking by the Holy Spirit.
John said, "walk in the Light, as He is in the Light."
Jesus is also that Light as He is "Life itself," which is like saying He is the sun itself, not just the Light, or in His own words, He is "One with the Father" [Creator]. He said, He is the light--
(Remember that this does not refer to human origin, since Jesus was brown [dark-skin color] being from the equator desert region).
"I AM the light of the world. All who follow me shall not walk as in the night, but have the light of life” (John 8:12). (paraphrase).
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made. In him was life, and that life was the light of all mankind. (John 1:1-3; NIV).
Since this started with music, this blind young Japanese pianist/composer performs to honor the memory of those, some 16,000 people who perished in the horror of the Tsunami following the M9.0 quake in Japan in 2011, one of the worst in history.
I believe his performance represents God's Mercy, love and kindness, for those who have it coming, while mine represents God's judgment of humanity, for those who do not. The two-edged sword of Christ-- is both Mercy, and Justice.