The coronavirus lockdown can be seen not merely as suffering, but as a mirror of humanity’s own ego, violence toward nature, and disconnection from Truth. Isolation offers a rare chance for self-observation, solitude, and spiritual learning. Instead of resenting it, the wise can use this time to turn inward and reconnect with great teachings.
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Originally published in The New Indian Express on 18 may '20
This isolation is something that the fools will resent and reject, but the wise will celebrate.
The coronavirus pandemic has caused a global lockdown. People are forced to stay in their houses. They are anxious, scared, and full of questions like: “How to utilise the excess time during the self-isolation period and use it for spiritual growth?”Let us closely look at the dos and don’ts now for a seeker of Truth.
The virus was residing happily, peacefully in some jungle. The virus was coexisting with the bats, and there are thousands of such viruses that belong only to the wild. They are not malicious; they have no intention to harm human beings.
