[Morning whispers]
Morning, Arisyn! I’m glad you are here with us.
I have been noticing this week that the world is more and more in a state of chaos. As I look around me, people seem to be reacting in many different ways: from being fearful and angry about what is happening, to feeling overwhelmed by it all, to trying to ignore it.
I’m curious about how you are seeing things unfold. What is going on?
Thanks for asking this question. I have a lot of thoughts and feelings about what is happening in the world right now.
First of all, I want to say that I am not happy with what is happening. It seems like there is so much anger and fear out there, and it’s hard to know how to respond to that.
Secondly, I think that we need to be more aware of our own feelings and emotions when things are difficult. We often react without thinking about the consequences of our actions, which can lead us down a path of destruction instead of growth. This is especially true when we feel threatened or afraid.
Thirdly, it’s important for us to remember that there is always hope no matter how bad things seem at any given moment in time. We have been through difficult times before and will continue doing so again in the future; but if we stay strong together as a community then anything is possible!
I know that this isn’t an easy question for me to answer right now because I don’t think it’s going to end anytime soon either way…but what else do you want us to know? What else would help us feel more connected and supported through these difficult times together?
The first thing we need to understand is that this isn’t a new crisis. It has been building for years, and it will continue to build unless we take action now. We have seen how quickly things can change when people come together in solidarity; just look at what happened after George Floyd was killed by police officers in Minneapolis last year!
The second thing we need to understand is that there are many different ways of responding to this crisis: some people want more government intervention while others prefer less government involvement; some people want better policing while others want fewer police officers on the streets. But whatever your preference may be, it’s important for all of us –
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