RE: Deep Diving COVID: The DEATH or "Renaissance" of Needs and Critical Thinking?

At the beginning of the pandemic, the Marys, a group of intelligences beyond our plane channeled by Jacque Nelson, said that Covid was like a hug from nature, an opportunity to slow down, stop, and do exactly as you say, think about what we really care about.

My experience of the pandemic has been gentle and nurturing, like a hug; I'm grateful for that.

I think (hope) that many people -- quieter, less vocal than those protesting things like the mask mandates -- are taking stock and reprioritizing. And out of those new priorities, and choices, the new, better normal will be created.

The thing I have to learn is that those protesting the mask mandates are also making a contribution to the forward movement of humanity. Though I disagree with the 'plandemic' idea, I think their desire for freedom is essential to the future, and, though I think the particulars of their desire is off, I think their desire is going to help all of us realize greater freedom.

All perspectives (and desires) are blended into the manifestation that we collectively will experience, and freedom is not a bad thing to consider important, or to desire.

It's hard not to get into arguments about it though. :)