Fight with COVID 19

Self realization

12 April 2020

Fight with COVID 19

I am sure everyone must be feeling bored, nervous and restless due to three weeks lockdown. Seems that the government is likely to extend for another 2 weeks starting from May 2, 2020. We are fortunate in Nepal that until today nobody has died of this deadly virus and continue crossing fingers for always hearing good news.

I see two things that COVID-19 has brought to us:

1. Fear

All the human beings in the affected countries are living with fear and anxiety. Thousands of them are spending their days in lockdown fearing they would be infected with the disease. Thousands of them have lost their lives. Many of them are being quarantined and hospitalized. Nobody knows how long they will be spending their lives in this fearful situation.

2. Opportunity

This dreadful situation has given us ample opportunities for the days to come and taught us many useful lessons for our future generations. Here are some of them: Respect the nature, respect animal rights, maintain harmony with each other, be sincere and truthful to oneself, dedicate to climate change, limit the use of highly hazardous chemicals, no enmity among the nations.

Conclusions:

At last, the nature has taken its time to renew its vibrant existence which should be respected by the human beings in the days to come. All the wild birds and animals must have been surprised, why this sudden calm and quite in this crowded world and in their natural habitats. All the aquatic animals must have been surprised to see clean water instead of swimming around in suffocating water. All the trees nearby the roads must have been surprised not to see heavy traffic of vehicles for so many days and wondering what happened. I can boldly say that so called super power human beings are the real loser. Hope they will learn the lesson from this unusual scary situation and behave accordingly in the days to come.

Stay blessed.

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Biren P. Bangdel (also known as Rai Biren Bangdel ) is a development management consultant, project analyst, and citizen journalist based in Kathmandu, Nepal . Professional Profile & Background: Project Executive : He has served as an Executive Director and consultant for organizations like Om Ganeshaya Namah Pvt. Ltd. and Merryknoll Nepal (Asha Deep). He also served as a Campus Director in Weigan and Leigh College .He was Deputy Project Manager in Nepal-Swiss funded Rural Health Development Project and Deputy Team Leader in Nepal-CIDA funded Rural Development Project. Project Expertise : He specializes in managing and monitoring multi-million rupee rural development, healthcare, and educational administration projects across Nepal. His core career history spans executive roles within international non-governmental organizations, bilateral foreign aid bilateral projects , and private management enterprises. Media & Commentary : He is an active blogger, online commen...

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