
It’s tragic what happened in Pahalgam. It’s also tragic what is happening in Ukraine, Gaza, etc. Further, the economic tragedy being unleashed by the Nut on the world is unimaginable. It is not that tragedies didn’t happen in earlier times but the speed and explicitness at which they’re communicated in today’s age of mobile communication is mind boggling. Along with the factual news are added opinions, views of those conveying it which further complicates the issue and since we live in an increasingly “connected world” the effects of such news are instantaneous – Canada boycotting US products, US boycotting Chinese Products, closer home Hindu’s boycott Muslim Products and vice versa, and the hatred/animosity that vested interests (Fundamentalists and Terrorists) want to spread is spreading like wildfire. Are we moving towards humanity or against it?
Tragedies happening across the world are flashed on your mobile screen within moments, sometimes even live which inevitably brings stress. Stress is what comes up when you want to respond but are unable to and living in stress continuously leads to psychosomatic diseases. We are bringing it upon ourselves to be continuously stressed by not only updating news on a moment to moment basis but also taking to social media to express our frustrations and add our own two bits of views to the already over opinionated state of affairs and then soon enough there are views/counter views, debates, etc further exacerbating the already depressing situation.
Accept that there were and will always be people who want to promote hatred/violence for their own purposes, you can choose not to be a part of it by not promoting the hatred/violence. You could be the one to stand for humanity even if you are standing alone. None of us are getting out of here alive, my friends, to leave the world slightly better than what we came into, is our responsibility and it is only love that can accomplish that, not hate….








