We are marching towards more than
sixth month of the coronavirus induced lockdown and there seems to be no
breather from the highly infectious contagion which is devastating the world.
The crisis appears to be unfolding in India in the worst manner than we could
have expected. As of September 22, the alarming number of COVID cases worldwide
has crossed the 30-million mark and has resulted in 9,71,879 deaths.
Having dealt with social isolation
in India, people keep wondering and thinking when we will able to live a normal
life? The pandemic shattered the economy, corporate or the everyday economics.
It wreaked people with pain of less work, of not going out or exploring new
things, but it bridged that void between relationships.
While scientists and medical experts
around the world have been working at a breakneck pace to launch a vaccine to
control the spread of COVID-19, there is one question that everyone has that
how will the pandemic end? While the official caseload has crossed the five
million mark, medical experts suggest that the pandemic will touch its peak at
different marks in different regions of the country. Therefore, our reaction to
the pandemic has to be more localized and effective, to get rid of the pandemic
from the root level.
Although the COVID time affects our
emotions, memories, feelings and perspectives, it should help us
to transform our vision of life for the better and to develop our
character. A crisis like this teaches us lessons we would not learn when things
are pleasant. We are the sum of the experiences that we come across as we go
through life. As human beings, when we encounter a challenge, we have liberty
on how to respond to it.
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This pandemic has taught us many things if we can introspect. Different people must have got different realization. The time is ripe to reconsider and rethink our lifestyles and our approach towards social unity. We must tighten protocols and work in unison to build a COVID free society. Cleanliness of surroundings in general and personal hygiene in particular should now be prioritized. We must extend a serving hand without anticipation of a reward. We can help those in need and be ready to help and take help when needed. Let us realize that humans are made out of love and let this love be around. Let us imbibe and reflect love.
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In these difficult times we see many torch-bearers who are risking their lives to protect others – Doctors, nurses and police forces are the epitome of human values in this crisis. Keeping our helplessness in view, we must all surrender before the Almighty’s Power. As we move ahead on the pathway of humankind, things will roll in our favour, pleasing the creator. If we are at peace within ourselves and at peace with the nature we will certainly dispose of this virus. All of us are tense and stressed. We must turn to Almighty. Stay updated with the Best Blog PC Thomas
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