Over the past ten or so years, a great deal has happened on a national and international level. Natural disasters, pandemic, wars, famines, and political unrest among dynasties were all occurring at the same time. Shall we list a few more of them? Not to mention our own problems, we might not be able to endure these terrible experiences if we absorb them completely into our underdeveloped human mind.
We may therefore only learn what our minds are capable of as we get older. We address the easier problem first, then go to the next. It was implied to us that some tragedies could not be fixed. Not unless we first change our negative mindsets.
Giving in to fear, ignorance, and withdrawal won't solve the issues; on the contrary, it will make them even worse. This is similar to binge drinking alcohol to block out the agony and sleep on it, only to have the anguish intensify when one wakes up with a hangover.
Collaborating as a team entails gathering individuals who are composed, friendly, cooperative, and, for the most part, skilled at handling difficult problems. Therefore, we should openly address problems courageously, bring attention to all personal, collective, national, and global difficulties, and see the underlying dynamics and spiritual importance at work, rather than resorting to an unproductive action by simply ignoring or holding hatred toward them.
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