The year 2020 has been very hard on everyone.. If we look back at year 2020 there are many lessons for each one of us.
To start with this covid plandemic has changed life of everyone everywhere.. Such a gigantic lie was forced on humanity and we could not decipher it.. More astonishing was the fact that none of the well known astrologers of our country could foretell about the tumultuous times
These times also exposed double standards of our govt. During peak periods of this conspiracy, govt. left no stone unturned to get back its citizens from different parts of the world but at the same time people of this country who were employed in small scale industries, small establishments suffered immensely. With no savings and no work, many died on roads and tracks due to great hardships in the absence of any transport . Many of us who thought this govt is for we the people realised the bitter truth
Many of us also learnt how govts function. Any govt which comes to power needs money and
it comes mainly from loans by international bankers. Govts adverse response sometime
can only be answered looking into this loan trap. Did we imagine in our wildest dream that Modi who always promoted Yoga and Ayurveda ll suppress it purposely, during covid period .. but it happened . We also felt it unbecoming for PM to create fear in the name of covid, in his speeches and also advising us to take vaccines.
With numerous other hard lessons learnt too now is the time to move on. Let us keep all bad memories behind us and take only good memories for the new year and start building our life again. Let us stop believing in govt. and media and instead start asking questions. If we run our lives like programmed robots by media, we are going to ruin it. Let us not loose hope amidst all the chaos around. Let us focus now on, to train our mind to be inspired always. Let us use lessons learnt this year to enrich our life next year.
Wishing al Happy New Year 2021
Smita R originally from North Canara District , Karnataka now staying in Mumbai , Maharashtra, by Education Engineer
Lessons learnt 2020
Smita R