In today's day and age, we can easily become absorbed into the world's many corrupted crises and epidemics. Therefore, it is normal if suddenly we feel a rise of unsteadiness within us. While being socially distanced from the rest of the world, we should stay in tune with ourselves. The days are beginning to blend and you miss your usual morning routine. Unfortunately, it seems we’re just at the start of a long period of social distancing. Experts estimate that we’re going to be in lockdown for at least two months; perhaps longer, if we’re unable to curb the spread of the virus.
Often we feel stuck. Like we're failing in moments like this. We also feel like we are not getting the things done that matter to us and we're living one wasted day after another. It can sound dramatic, but when you feel like you are wasting time – precious moments out of your amazing time on this planet, it is an extremely painful feeling that causes anxiety and depression. There are some things to remember to help you feel better during these times. I guarantee that once you commit these to your memory and start to incorporate them into your beliefs, you will no longer feel like you are wasting your days away.
Picking up old hobbies, reconnecting with your loved ones or maybe even getting school work done are just some things that will keep us in tune with ourselves. By doing these tasks we can influence those around us to stay connected as well. Let this not be a time of desperation but a time of reflection, self-evaluation, replenishment and most of all, growth. Prosperity in all areas of our lives. Either it is spiritually, academically or mentally. It is never to late to take a moment of confusion and chaos and turn it into a stepping stone.
By keeping ourselves busy with things that are fundamental to our evolvement a sudden feeling of tranquility will arise. This tranquil energy will be felt amongst your loved ones or simply by the people you pass by. Our energy during these times is gravitating and contagious. Let our rise be one to remember and one to boast about in the end.