WHISPERS OF INSPIRATION

We heard the delicate news hovering around. We have seen the increasing numbers of victims. We have all felt the shock of the Corona Virus. The sporadic nature of the news about the infection rate around the globe stirred our emotions. A lot of people are scared. The dreadful COVID-19 has not just slowed down the wheels of many economies but caused fear. Uncomfortable as it may be, fear can be crippling. Fear is an unpleasant experience that increases our anxiety, suspicion, sense of daily insecurity, and in some cases affects our mental health and our general health conditions over time. Often time, fear dictates some actions we take. Sometimes fear motivated actions that may either cause us to freeze, fight,  take flight,  or fright. We all react differently to real and imagined threats, but fear can either be an ally or enemy. So as we remain calm and observe the safety guidelines, let's not FEAR or PANIC. Let's maintain a calm composure, even as we p

Every situation demands some sort of action. But some situations require urgent actions. Crisis or emergency situations need critical attention and special response. We are aware of the staggering tally of casualties, since the outbreak of the coronavirus. We are conscious of the inconveniences that come with the tides. Many businesses are suffering, while others are thriving during these times. The impact on several sectors of our society is incalculable. The fear and panic associated with the pandemic cannot be quantified.  In fact, all these happenings give credence to the adage that tragedy triggers transformation. It's too early to predict whether this pandemic would influence us positively. But as we pray and beg God to intervene, As we bow in supplication, we pray we also listen to each other and heed the early warning signs. As we kneel and raise our arms in prayer,  May we grow to live harmoniously with others and our environment.  While we pray to thank God for the gift o