366 days of wisdom (March 28, 2020)

Day 88 of wisdom

“No one can whistle a symphony. It takes a whole orchestra to play it.”

H.E. Luccock

No single soldier can go to the battlefield alone, no matter how strong, valiant, and powerful he is, his defeat would be without a sweat for his enemies. A symphony cannot be played by one person, it takes a whole orchestra, who are united, and prepared to play it.

On the battlefield, every soldier watches his partner's back, they encourage each other, they obey instruction, and directives all in the bid to win the war. Anyone who feels he is better alone, or can win a battle alone, and detaches himself from the army has put himself in an irredeemable danger.

Aristotle once said, “a common danger unites even the bitterest of enemies.” In times like this, when the world is being ravaged by a common enemy (COVID 19), which is a threat to every one of us, the best way to win this battle is to unite. We should watch each others back, obey directives, and instructions from relevant government agencies, health organizations, and all agencies who are at the forefront of the battle. We may not be major players on the global, national, state, or even local levels, but to ourselves, and our family we are the major players.

The world needs you, the country needs you, your family needs you, we all need ourselves, and we must not give ourselves away to something cheap as Corona Virus, we must keep hope alive, strengthen our fellow soldiers in this battle, and ensure to keep ourselves safe, because when all this is finally over, we will build our world together back up from it ruins.

Stay safe, keep calm, all will be well.

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John Kamikun.