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Great post here and I really like your approach to this study right now. Seeing it from the view point of others rather than antagonising and provoking fights, it is better to only see opinions and share from others view. Everyone is afraid and it is only normal that ideas would lead to viewpoints. And as humans, we cannot all be on the sane page. Great post and I’m definitely sharing this
Thank you so much. I do appreciate the share. I hope to influence many to practice kindness and look at how others feel as well.
I think you have described why there is so much fear about Covid-19. First, there are the economic fears. If people can’t work and get paid how will they provide for themselves and their families. Certainly, the fear can be felt by the whole family including the children. The bottom line is we can be paralyzed by fear or combat it. By trying to be kind and finding ways to help others will go a long way to overcoming fear.
Yes, you are so right, Lee. As FDR said, “There is nothing to fear but fear itself.” His statement is perfect for these difficult times. Fear is driving all of the differing opinions. Each opinion is colliding, and each person is fighting for his or her right to be heard.
These are certainly challenging times. You are correct, so much of the dialogue surrounding this crisis is rooted in fear. It’s understandable, really. The health and economic risks are very real. Many people are already suffering in both of those areas and many more will be before it’s over. Still, it’s important that we don’t simply give ourselves over to fear. Caution and common sense, yes. You make good points about how different people view things differently, which in turn, helps form their reaction. It’s important to remember that most people are under some level of increased stress and anxiety right now. There has never been a better time to practice kindness.
Randy, yes, these are challenging times, and they will change the way we live life after the virus has passed. In the end, we will remember how others treated us, and they will remember how we treated them. You are right. Now is the best time to be kind. It is difficult when we have fear, but now is the best time to practice, as you say with “caution and common sense.
Thank you for stopping by. I do appreciate your input.
Laura