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Self-reflection in the age of Coronavirus
Why getting to know yourself & reflect can be a radical act
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Well, wow. Hi. How are you all? I feel like I’m experiencing constant whiplash due to the past couple of weeks. Gratitude for my health, rising anxiety at all that’s going on. Trying to understand how society will change, and being present in the moment to where I am.
I am a person who tends to be really interested in and reflective about the way us weird humans operate, what things “mean,” how things might affect and change us, and more, and so the potential impacts and meanings and ramifications of coronavirus and how we as a society and individuals are dealing with it have set my head spinning.
Things that have come up for me: All I want is some black and white answers, especially in the arena of moral ramifications. Is it “better” to stay home or is it “better” to go out and support…