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Surrender to the creator!

The last one and half years have been tough on all of us. The pandemic has cost us dearly - financially, physically, emotionally. It has given us scars that will remain for life. Lessons that will change us forever - for good or worse....

My one biggest learning from the pandemic is: surrender to the creator....mankind is nothing infront of nature. We can't survive a second without help from nature. Why are we trying to be God? When we are struggling to be even human?

I'm getting tired of human intelligence. The mindless innovations and distractions like the spoilt billionaires who seem hell bent to pollute the space now that earth is almost totally polluted. 

Why are we creating more toys? Smarter faster sleeker that makes us even more dependent on them?

We need to step back a few decades. Go back to the times when we worked hard on the fields and factories. Spent time socializing with each other. Built communities and laughed together. This virtual world is so suffocating! Aren't we all fed up? We need to go to nature. Spend time watching the sunrise and sunset, watch birds and animals in their natural ecosystem. I'm tired of these skyscrapers. All they scrape is our hard earned money and make us modern slaves to EMIs. 

I envy the life style of the hippies and the nomads. They live like our true ancestors - the hunters and gatherers who moved from place to place in search of food and fun, owning nothing and trusting that mother earth will provide.

We must live like that once again. Put our trust in God! Trust miracles to happen. To let nature take its own course. Love and respect earth. Live in harmony with other million species. 

May be then mother earth will forgive our foolishness and bless us with happy lives again.

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