The World after Coronavirus- It’s a New Beginning

We all know how this worldwide pandemic changed lives for many. For some, it’s been a roller coaster ride, for others, not so much. But we can safely say that it has changed everyone’s life- from a toddler to the elderly people, it has brought many life-altering changes.

The Negative aspects

While many have the money for food, shelter, medicines, equipment, the internet, the basics to live a comfortable life, most of the population doesn’t have it. They are struggling for information, cannot afford certain basic things, have lost their jobs, and are ignored by the filthy rich. It may not sound good, but this is reality. For many, this is a very hard time mentally too. People staying under one roof have lost happiness, a stable future, even Love.

There are rising cases of alcohol abuse, domestic violence, divorces, depression, and anxiety. There is frustration, miscommunication amongst the household members, increased household chores with no help around leading to more fights. Women have been suffering more.

Many don’t understand the severity of this pandemic, leading to more rise in cases.

There is a disco-ordination of management amongst the front-liners pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, and other people connected to the pandemic.

The Positive aspect

The good thing even in this chaotic time is many have had time for self-reflection. It is like a new beginning for so many in terms of quality time spent with family, in terms of health, hobbies, etc. There is a sense of common good taking place. Everyone is coming together in solidarity. Those who have power and money are trying to do the best to contribute to society for a better world.

People are being grateful for this gift of life and believing in the power of now. There is a will to change for a better future.

It has changed the way of academics, works, daily outings, and daily living. And although it may not be that great to have social distance from your loved ones, there is a sense of responsibility prevailing.

In conclusion

Scientists and experts are trying to invent a vaccine. Meanwhile, people are tending to self-help, learning more about how to take precautions from authentic sources. There is emotional intelligence, spirituality, among others to explore in this time of crisis. It is a new beginning for all- whether for better or for worse.

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