How a Virus on a Biological Level Emerges as a Result of Exploitative Human Relations
Due to commenting frequently on the coronavirus outbreak as nature’s response to the egoistic and exploitative way we as a human society had been relating to each other leading up…
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Coronavirus Means No War for Now. But Future War or Peace Depends on What We Do Now.
When Austria refuses to treat patients from Italy, Germany forbids exports of medical equipment, France refuses to provide masks, and the rich northern countries want no burden of dealing with…
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COVID-19 Requires Mutual Responsibility
There is ample talk about COVID-19 being a punishment from nature for humanity’s mistreatment of it. I respectfully disagree. As I see it, there are no punishments in nature; there…
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The Secret to Overcome the Coronavirus Lockdown
If you are like one out of three people in the world currently under stay-at-home orders, the question of how to make this situation meaningful becomes relevant. The surge of…
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Is it the End of the World?
The global outbreak of one of the worst epidemics in history—the coronavirus, extreme weather phenomena, earthquakes in different parts of the world, are all events that have triggered doomsday predictions…
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We Entered the 2nd Stage of the Coronavirus Pandemic. What’s Next?
We have passed the initial shock of the coronavirus pandemic, and now have entered what could be considered its second stage. We now understand that it is here to stay…
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The Post-Coronavirus World
We will definitely be living in a new and different world after the coronavirus pandemic. Before discussing the post-coronavirus world, it helps to understand that the deeper cause of the…
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How to Overcome Coronavirus-Related Anxiety
By becoming more considerate and responsible for others, we become more like nature. If we use the coronavirus period to learn about how it fits into nature’s plan of raising…
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What We Can Learn From the Coronavirus Pandemic
Unlike pandemics of the past, which affected localities and regions, the coronavirus pandemic is global. It affects everyone in the world. Today, humanity shares a common concern as the virus…
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